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the ■major cityaskingresidents to avoid the e.r. unless it's a life-threatening emergency. >> tiktok warning. the concerns from the fbi chief about the chinese-controlled app. is it monitoring your data? >> breaking overnight. the update on a 7-year-old texas girl missing from her home allegedly kidnapped by a fedex driver. >> saving the planet. the prince and princess of wales awarding their million dollar earth shot prizes overnight wrapping up the royal visit. the busy day that included a presidential visit. saving time. the new baggage check system allowing you to breeze through the airport and ideas of holiday decorating with items straight from the dollar store. ♪ ♪ >> and game day, the must-win match at the world cup for the u.s. men's national team. >> i'll be out there giving

110%. >> can christian polisic lead the team to victory again? >> live from abc news in new york this is "good morning america." >> good morning, america, and we're all chanting usa! usa! >> the excitement is building for this morning's world cup match between the u.s. and the netherlands and that's a live look at the stadium in doha where it is all happening and superstar player christian polisic that was scoring the vital goal in the last game against iran has been cleared to play. our live report is coming up. that video makes my husband hurt every time. >> yes. >> you feel like he's going to come back strong today. >> i'm feeling it. >> we will see. >> first, much of the country waking up to what feels like the depths of winter. snow and wind slamming more than 20 states. >> and it is shaping up to be a bitter cold weekend all over half of the u.s. with windchills

across the board along the way and nashville affiliate from wkrn. good morning to you. >> want to show you this video from loveland pass, colorado. look at these white-out conditions and snow is coming down so intensely, they had to shut down some roads and we had wind gusts in the area up to 70 miles per hour and it wasn't just here. we're also talking about snow outside of seattle and heavy, wet snow. one to three inches reported in that area. we're tracking two storm systems out to the west, and a cold blast in the middle and bringing rain up and down the east coast today. we're also talking about wind. we've got a lot of wind. wind advisories up into the upper midwest into the great lakes region and wind gusts in excess of 50 miles per hour and that wind contributing where we have windchill advisories. back to you. >> thanks, danielle. w turn now to the critical race for the senate in georgia, raphael warnock and republican

challenger, herschel walker are making their final pitches to voters ahead of tuesday's vote. ellen lopez is in atlanta. >> early voting has come to an end and that turnout with both candidates duking it out for the senate seat. >> breaking records in georgia. >> regardless of who you vote for, your voice matters. >> i am heartened and inspired by this historic and overwhelming unprecedented voter turnout. >> on friday the incumbent democratic senator raphael warnock returned to savannah in a final push to get voters to the polls. >> call the folks close to you. call your friends and family members. we cannot let our foot off the gas, not even for a moment. >> in central georgia, his republican challenger, former uga and pro football star herschel walker rallying his

supporters. >> this door and seat going to the people of georgia. georgia is sick and tired. i know you need me. i'm coming! i told them, i'm coming! >> herschel walker! >> top surrogates rallying voters to the ballot box and rick scott laying out the case for walker. >> he cares about this state. he'll be beholden to georgians. he cares about what will happen to georgia. what we have to do is get him the votes. >> former president barack obama returning to georgia hoping another democrat will be seated in the chamber. >> what's the difference between 50 and 51? it prevents one person from holding up everything. >> guys, president biden throwing his support behind the democratic senator, but he did so from afar. more than a thousand miles away in boston, that is where he held that fund-raiser.

eva? >> the president now proposing a new schedule for 2024 primaries that would move up certain states like georgia and south carolina and sideline states like iowa. yeah. eva, followed by new hampshire and nevada, then georgia and finally michigan. democrats have long criticized that the current schedule favors smaller states and they say this move would reflect the diversity of our country. >> all right, ellen, thank you. >> we turn to the economy. the white house calling it, a week, consumer spending strong, but what's behind those numbers? elizabeth schulze is live with more. >> janae, good morning to you. >> this is a case where the american workforce might mean bad news for the federal reserve and the fight to tame inflation. the jobs market is defying expectations despite fears of a

recession. 263,000 jobs were added to the economy in november. the unemployment rate is near a 50-year low and right now employers in services industries like restaurants and healthcare are hiring big and are struggling to fill open jobs. one way they're trying to attract workers is by raising pay. wages rose at the fastest pace from the start of the year. that raises costs for employers and they pass down those costs in the form of higher prices for consumers and this is where the fed is in a tricky spot and it's been raising interest rates to cool off the hot inflation and the reality is as borrowing costs have gone up, consumers have saved up money and they are still out there spending, janae. >> should consumers expect the interest rates to continue to rise and if so, what does that ? >> janae, we've seen a borrowing cost spike as the fed has hiked six times this year and one of the most obvious places is in

the housing market. if you're trying to get a mortgage for $350,000. you're paying $600,000 more than you were at the start of the year just because of those higher rates. generally, the housing market could be cooling, but the fed is looking at the broader economy and analysts are expecting the fed will hike rates this month. most economists tell me it will be a while before borrowing costs start to come down. the urgent concerns over what thanksgiving meant for the so-called tripledemic, flu, rsv and covid patients are filling up some hospitals and it's not even the peak of the virus system. demarco morgan is in los angeles, one of the hardest-hit areas. good morning. >> whit, good morning to you. health officials across the country are asking everyone to stay away from the emergency room unless it's a true emergency to free up some of those hospital bids for the people who really need them, this as cases continue to rise. >> this morning the post-holiday crush putting hospitals on the

brink as flu admissions nearly double in a week with record hospitalization rates. 44 states as well as new york city, d.c. and puerto rico are reporting very high or high levels of influenza-like activity. >> what we are concerned about is a very early and rapidly growing flu season and one that we haven't seen in about a decade. >> that capacity being felt in fresno, california. the tripledemic of covid-19, flu and rsv slamming area hospitals. >> it's the trifecta. >> the county triggering the excessive refer positive, asking residents not going to the e.r. unless they're experiencing a life-threatening emergency. >> it's a situation where we just don't have any more capacity to take additional patientses. >> nationwide, covid-19 hospital za hospitalizations, in l.a. county, if cases rise to high numbers.

the department of health and human services reporting that pediatric respiratory illnesses already filling 78% of hospital beds nationwide with five states and d.c. now above 90% capacity. that lack of capacity putting families like the sennets in the crosshairs. 8-year-old sebastian diagnoseded with pneumonia, and his virginia hospital didn't have a bed for him and he was transferred to a hospital 30 miles away. it was the first time we were scared, really scared for our kids. >> the day sebastian came home from the hospital they were back in the hospital again this time with luke who was diagnosed with influenza a. >> it was scary and exhausting and you feel like you finally got to the finish line and then you add three more miles. >> the kids are back in school. be vigilant with colds and coughs. they can turn into something more sinister. >> that is so right.

thank you so much. now to the sad update on the search of a missing 7-year-old girl in texas. authorities s s wand killed and >>you. hundred his vont do and d investigators and unfortunately by the time they found her she was gone after police say she was snatched just feet away from her home. overnight a more than 48-hour search coming to a horrific end. the body of 7-year-old athena strand found after police say she was abducted and killed. >> it's one of the toughest investigations that i've been involved in because it's a child. 31-year-old tanner lynn horner is in custody and will be charged with capital murder and aggravated kidnapping. >> we do have a confession.

>> horner was delivering a package and snatched her from the driveway soon after, just 200 yards from the home. authorities believe that strand died within an hour of being abducted. >> the most critical time when a child disappears is the first three hours, and the place you immediately look is who was out in the community. people delivering things, people having calls for their home air conditioning and heater to be fixed. >> the first grader was reported missingome that evening.ra's steotr calling id argument and went to make dinner and found athena's bedroom empty and she searched for an hour and found no sign of the young girl. police issuing an amber alert on thursday. hundred his of volunteers helping in the search efforts. we spoke with her family on friday. >> we definitely don't believe athena ran off. we're not sure if she's been

abducted or not. i'm scared and i'm hoping that we find her. >> investigators locating her body late friday. authorities say there is currently no motive and the suspect did not know athena or her family. fedex telling abc news that words cannot describe their shock at the report surrounding this tragic event and they are cooperating fully with the investigating authorities. >> a parent's worst nightmare. reena, thank you for that update. now to the warning of the fbi about what are the national security dangers of tiktok. chris wray says the app could be used by china for espionage and could be manipulated to control content. ike is in washington. good morning, ike. >> christopher wray is concerned with fro data it collects fromhe millions of tiktok users in the u.s. tiktok is owned by beijing-based company bite dance. the control of the app is in the

hands of the chinese government that doesn't share our values. wray says the chinese has the ability to contain the recommendation algorithm and possibly use it for influence operations. >> he stressed that china could use user info for traditional espionage operations, as well. tiktok coo says the company protects all data from american users and that chinese government officials have no access to it p, but those concerns over chinese influence over tiktok was a top concern of the trump administration. they threatened to ban the app and pressured bite dance to sell to a u.s. company. u.s. officials and the company are currently in talks over a possible situation or solution that would alleviate american security concerns. >> those security concerns are not new, ike. thank you. now to a terrifying and deadly scene at sea and what witnesses

are saying about the moment when a massive random wave slammed into the cruise ship near the bottom of the world. >> this morning passengers describing a terrifying experience after a rogue wave slammed into the cruise ship killing an american woman and injuring four others. alexandra pierce son and her father were both thea antarctic >> the entire ship kind of shaking and after that it went com plately still, like dead silence. >> at first some passengers thought the worst. >> did we hit an iceberg? it was so sudden like that. we heard it smash against our window and a lot of water came shooting in. i thought our window had failed, but as it turned out it just -- the pressure of the water had pushed around the seams. >> the ship was making its way through drake passage one of the

world's roughest water waves. the wave damaging the ship and the cruise line is now investigating. >> the window got dislodged. the window frame and you can feel and hear the outsides. >> for%on and her father, mother nature's beauty and fury have collided in a once-in-a-lifetime vacation turned tragic trip. >> some trying to ofheir king has released atant offering sympathies and it will help with return travel for everybody onboard. >> thank you so much. we want to go to our nashville affiliate wkrn. the rain is coming in reminding us that it's still winter. >> we'll get rain here across most of the east coast and unfortunately, guys, as we head day to day, the rain pushing in and it becomes the heaviest up and down the i-95 corridor from philly to boston and it will

continue. colder air as we head into your sunday. the winds are really strong in western new york and upstate new york and in rochester, that is crazy and then the cold blast of air coming in. so when you wake up tomorrow morning windchills will be below zero lisa: our exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, sticking around a couple days. the weekend through monday, three quarters of anaslills.stf. most rain showers around the bay. upper 40's with cold air in place. from the last day to mid 50's with southerly wind, to the south of us. the seven-day forecast featuring scattered showers tomorrow lingering >> so i know it will be a little soggy. so if you're headed out to watch

the world cup, this group is excited excited about it. >> it's not winter yet. >> i'm from california, so it feels like winter to me. i'm just saying, i stand corrected. >> for the record, i wrote it quietly. [ laughter ] >> i know. thank you. >> well, now to the world cup and the critical game today for the u.s. men as they take on the netherlands. abc's will reed joins us from doha, surrounded by fans again. good morning, will. >> it is the round of 16 win or go home, this game and all of the other games going forward. can the u.s. make it to their first quarterfinal in 20 years? it's all going down in that stadium right behind me. >> this morning, it's game day. win or go home. the u.s. men's national team facing the netherlands in the world cup round of 16.

>> sergeant polisic on the run. polisic and it's wea! >> i'm just excited each time i step on the field with my brothers and do what we have to do to get the job done. >> in the middle and polisic scores! he paid the price, but the u.s. takes the lead. >> christian polisic, the goal scoring hero just a few days ago against iran was a concern after he was injured while scoring. overnight u.s. soccer saying he's cleared to play a relief for the coach and his team. >> regarding christian, it looks pretty good and it's by no means going to be an easy one for us and we'll give everything to try to win this game. >> captain tyler adams, has been

a revelation off and on the pitch. past the round of 16 for just a third time ever. >> when i'm on the field i'll do anything to win, so i just figure out how i can get the best out of all my players and get the plays. >> every continent is represented in this world cup round of 16 and we have great american representation including some he heroes from aludid air base. we are fired up, right? [ cheering ] >> usa! usa! >> thank you, will. >> all right. still coming up here, major awards -- listen to them go! thank you, will! >> usa. >> still coming up, major awards on climate change handed out overnight by prince william's earth shot project, the final

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the first images of a long range b21 raider, the first new bomber in more than 31 years and it's seen as a test for china in 2023. the dramatic door bell cam video from a california home showing a coyote bolting toward a 2-year-old girl grabbing her by the leg and attempting to drag her away. the dad chases him off. the little girl was treated for bites and scratches and received a rabies shot. >> she's so tiny. fierce competition going on right now at the world cup for camels and it's a beauty pageant of sorts and there are a number of different categories and the pure bred female camels are the main attraction. >> the rules are very struck to make sure the animals don't use

fillers or botox and -- >> camels using botox, and this is a beauty pageant. >> you see -- >> that camel has lip injections. >> she won. [ laughter ] >> and we will have much more on this competition and the other big competition happening at the world cup coming up. >> wow! we just learned a lot, folks! [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> all right. we do have to shift gears because we have a lot to cover this morning and we start this half hour with the man facing murder charges for the deaths of rapper takeoff. authorities saying the rapper hillipoff is here with that thg story. >> good morning, whit. takeoff was one of the stars known for his quiet and peaceful demeanor. there is more tragic news from police who say he was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.

>> patrick xavier clark, stand up. >> patrick xavier clark charged with the murder of takeoff. ♪ ♪ >> police say clark was at a private event at a bowling alley in houston when a game of dice led to a heated argument resulting in a deadly shooting outside a venue. >> i can tell you that takeoff was not involved in playing in the dice game and was not involved in the argument that happened outside. he was not armed and he was an innocent bystander. 30 people were at the scene of the shooting last night. >> literally every single one of those people left the shooting without giving a statement to police. >> they were able to identify clark as the shooter from reconstruction and ballistics evidence as well as video footage. >> was he the intended target? >> definitely wrong place at the wrong time. no evidence whatsoever to say

anything different. >> takeoff, whose real name is kari ball was part of migos with offset and uncle quavo. >> with cardi b. >> last month, thousands of fans gathered to pay their respects at this memorial at atlanta's state farm arena. >> i have always loved migos. >> one final note, was there another arrest to tell you about, 22-year-old cameron joshua, arrested and charged with the unlawful carrying of a weapon. >> thank you. >> prince william and princess kate, and it was one culminating with the earth shot awards and another that overshadowed their visit. trevor alt has more for you from

boston. >> good morning, eva. this was the first trip from the prince and princess since the queen died, their first trip to the united states. things in boston did seem to go pretty smoothly and there were more than a few controversies elsewhere that threatened to steal the spotlight. >> a boston winter didn't stop royal fans from lining up to get a glimpse of the prince and princess of wales on their final day in the u.s. >> really love that they're here in boston making a commitment to make this world a better place. >> one of them particularly concerned the prince would get cold. >> while william met with president biden, princess katherine was across town at harvard university discussing her passion project. william met with caroline kennedy at the museum, hearing about her father's moon shot project, a key ins pragsz for william's earth shot, the environmental prize he launched in 2019 and the reason the couple were in boston. the earth shot prize giving

millions to environmental innovators with celebrity supporters sharing the green carpet, but for some, the event was still a bit overshadowed byrum bellings of a royal rift with netflixsi trailerfo and me new documentary. >> do you think it will be difficult for the royal family? harry and meghan's documentary and both gearing up for significant and damaging revelations. >> in this week, fresh accusations of racism in buckingham palace, what harry and meghan said she endured before the couple stepped down as senior working royals. >> they wrapped up their visit and are heading back to the uk. the winners come from all around the world and we'll have more on them and the incredible innovations in the next hour. jeanae. >> daniel breezy from our national affiliate, we're talking snow and cold from your

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welcome back to "gma" and the new efforts to save you from the long lines at the airport, good timing for this one, right? all eyes on one major airlines for checking bags that one day become more widely available. deidre bolton is at laguardia

with more. deidre, good morning. >> good morning, janai. imagine being able to check in your bags mostly from home. alaska airlines has new technology that promises just that. with holiday travel back at pre-pandemic levels, a lafshga airlines is rolling out a new service. it could save travelers this holiday season some precious time navigating the airport check-in process. >> the idea behind it is you have this tag, you can update it from your phone so you never really have to stop to get a baggage tag. how will the new tag work? after remote tag registration, trav travelers can use the phone app and transfer the tag to their bags. they will be able to buy the tags and register remotley, replacing the conventional method of printing paper tags at

the check-in counter. you have to pay $75 and it's only worth it if you're flying at least a few times a year and checking bags. >> alaska airlines says it expects the program will reduce the time that travelers spend dropping off the checked luggage at the airport by nearly 40%. with airlines racing to meet soaring holiday travel demand it's an offering others could soon roll out. >> the airlines watch each other very closely. it's possible if this goes well, we'll see other airlines want to get involved quickly. >> airlines lose 6.2 of every 1,000 bags and worsened over the summer hampereded by staffing issues. alaska airlines says this could help that problem, too. >> it does have capabilities are for better tracking once the airport infrastructure is able to read that. >> so te ae to activate these tags remotely up until 24 hours before their

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>> we're back on "gma" with armesis 1 space mission approaching the final stage of the 25-day journey. ji on benitez has been getting an exclusive look inside. >> good morning to you, from inside the entire mockup to the

art artemis missions to the moon. this morning right here, we are getting the chance to speak directly to orion. >> they're the stunning images from the artemis 1 mission with the moon and planet earth in the background and the close-ups of moon craters. >> they're gopro cameras and we're using them in the wing tips. >> we're getting a look inside orion in real time at the mission control center and lockheed martin is letting us test its newest technology. >> rich, can we pull up the cabin views. >> this is video from inside orion's cabin as it orbits the moon, and it's giving the power of amazon's alexa and webex. >> oh, my gosh. absolutely uncredible. >> we are talking to orion in space. >> alexa, how fast is orion going? >> orion's current relative vels

onity to earth is 4,747 miles per hour. we ask alexa important questions about orion just as astronauts would do on future missions. >> alexa, what is the atmosphere like inside orion. >> the pressure inside orion is 14.2 pounds per square inch. >> and the goal is to make astronauts feel at home. >> we asked what you might ask. >> alexa, sets the lights to blue. we watch as alexa follows our commands a quarter of a million miles away. >> it's one thing to talk about it in a conceptual perspective and you're talking to alexa. even astronauts need to celebrate, callisto, party mode. >> that's so great. >> and back here inside the orion mock-up. astronauts may eventually be

living in a space like this for months at a time. in the meantime, orion is scheduled to splash down off the coast of san diego on december 11th. guys, back to you. >> exciting times. >> only gio can take us into party mode, right? >> you need some pit bull to go with those lights. we'll be right back with our play of the day. l the snow just melts away♪ ♪when i'm with you.♪ ♪oh baby baby♪ ♪will you please give me a clue♪ ♪because today is the day♪ ♪i get to see what santa left♪ this holiday, shop sparkling gift sets from pandora jewelry at a special price. ♪ ♪ this year take the time to melt into your holiday moments

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♪ ♪ ♪ back now with our "play of the day" and two stars on the u.s. men's national team, matt turner sending messages overnight to fans planning to watch today's big game. >> wake up early, get to the bars and get anywhere you can with the tv, your phone or wherever and we'll definitely need your support on saturday. so wish us luck. >> matt turner here. we got an early one on saturday so make sure you get some rest tonight and get yourselves to the pub nice and early tomorrow. so go, usa. >> if you didn't get rest, too late. the team is practicing ahead of today's game.

turner's hometown parkridge, nooung who mckinney hails from little elm, texas and they'll be watching in those towns and across the country and people are planning some early get togethers to root on team usa. >> usa. >> we are fired up. we believe! >> coming up in our second hour of "gma." mena suvari opening up about her ongoing struggles with post-partem depression. p about her postpardon m depression. abc seven mornings. all news all morning. good morning, everyone. i'm liz kreutz happening today on the peninsula. san mateo county is once again hosting it's anonymous gun buyback event . law enforcement will be at skyway road from 10 o'clock until two collecting and purchasing all types of guns. no questions asked. the effort is to reduce the amount of firearms within the community events in

the past saw the return of nearly 400 firearms, including seven assault weapons in 12 ghost guns. those are guns that don't have a commercial serial. no ember, which makes the weapon untraceable. all aboard the holiday express smart trains in the north bear once again holding their annual christmas toy drive in collaboration with the toys for tots campaign, every adult who brings in a new open and open toy will get a free ride, and if they bring their kids along, they will also ride for free. santa's holiday helpers will be on board every train to collect the donations. the festive holiday express will be open. through the end of december and lisa good morning to you. let's go to check outside this rainy saturday morning. good morning to you. we were just out there got our heads wet and you do look at the slug of moisture. looks like it's mainly to the south of us. that's where it's stationary. but we're getting rain across the south bay from san jose to sunnyvale, milpitas, highway one. oh, one taking you up into the east bay. from concord, 6, 80, hercules and alejo, some light returns and even some mist

and drizzle up in the north bay fog really developing here just over a mile visibility conquered hayward three quarters of a mile half moon bay. this is our exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. the weekend rain plus monday will bring us anywhere from three quarters of an inch in the north bay to over two inches in the coastal hills. so check it out, liz and keeps coming will track it for you and add up the totals coming up. all right, lisa, thank you and coming i will tell you the latest at the news at eight, especially on that crash that happened that bus cra

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click, call or visit a store today. one employee to th hosmore rainr across the bay area. thank you for joining us, saturday, december 3. we are starting with some good weather. >> that is right. today is the rainiest day out of the next three. we are getting into two systems this weekend, the first to the south, the second pin wheeling to the north and west, coming tonight and sunday, lingering into monday. the south bay from sunnyvale to cupertino.