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in ohio with multiple victims. and it's not the first time this store has been the scene of deadly violence. >> travel trouble, the severe weather on the move several tornadoes reported overnight. the airports that could see delays today and where the biggest weather impacts will be for the big travel day tomorrow. >> open revolt at openai. the pioneering artificial intelligence company. why most of the staff is now threatening to quit after their ceo was fired. the mafia on trial. >> the prison sentences handed down that total more than 2000 years. >> kelsey versus kelsey. >> jason kelsey in the philadelphia eagles are going to get a road win here in kansas city. >> what happened on monday night football? that's never happened before. >> plus, travis kelce opening up about his relationship with taylor swift. the media attention, how he landed a date with her and who played cupid and later, the subway sandwich

that cost more than $7,000. >> one woman now trying to get her money back after a costly mistake from york. >> this is america. this morning. >> good tuesday morning, everyone. thank you for waking up with us. i'm morgan norwood in for rhiannon and i'm lionel moise, in for andrew. >> we begin with breaking news overnight from hawaii where a military surveillance plane ended up in the water. >> authorities say the plane overshot a runway that navy plane was trying to land at marine corps base hawaii located on the northeast side of oahu. the plane was still floating in the shallow waters of a bay overnight. and all nine people aboard made it to shore safely. >> now, this type of navy plane, the p-8 poseidon, is about 130ft long. it's often used to search for submarines and for intelligence gathering. no word yet, though, on what caused that plane to overshoot the runway. >> also breaking overnight, a shooting at a walmart in ohio. multiple, multiple victims are reported. and it's not the first

time the store has been the scene of violence. here's abc's derrick dennis overnight details emerging about a deadly shooting inside this walmart in beaver creek, ohio, a suburb of dayton. >> police responding to reports of an active shooter with customers running and screaming. students at nearby wright state university shaken up. >> we saw one person getting like gurney and getting taken away and then another one not too long after they could have went to a campus and not a walmart. and it could have been us. >> a witness posting a chilling account saying the shooter had a backpack and was holding a rifle and that he walked by her as he opened fire. police confirmed the male suspect injured four people, then turned the gun on himself. walmart saying we're heartbroken by what's happened. we're working closely with investigators on the conditions of the victims right now is unknown as they were all transported to area hospitals for treatment. this walmart has been the scene of gun violence before back in 2014, a 22 year old man holding a gun which was for sale in the store and was

out of the box, was shot and killed by a police officer after someone called 911 report a suspicious man with a rifle in the store. the victim's family settled a wrongful death lawsuit with the city for $1.7 million. as once again, authorities confirm four people were injured in last night's shooting. the suspect has died and a motive remains unclear. and police have promised another update this morning. lionel morgan. all right, derek, thank you. >> now to the holiday getaway. bad weather overnight through tomorrow could really complicate travel plans for millions of americans, especially in the east. abc's liz landers is here with all the details. liz, good morning, lionel. >> the severe weather risk is expanding just as holiday travelers hit the roads in the airports. you can smell this tornado debris. at least five suspected tornadoes were reported in the deep south overnight, one in louisiana, four in mississippi. a possible twister causing this damage to

homes and vehicles near jackson, mississippi. >> you guys come over here, you can see that they do have a blue tarp on top of the truck. and that is because a tree fell on top of it. >> weather could cause delays at five major airport hubs ahead of thanksgiving. the culprit is this storm system stretching from the gulf coast up to the great lakes this morning. heavy rain moves from alabama to georgia. airports in atlanta and charlotte could see delays. the severe weather arrives in the new york city area by tonight. northern areas could see snow and then it moves out hopefully by wednesday night, but not be dropping. >> even some snow. a coating of snow across parts of new england as the polar air pours in. it's going to be a very cold and blustery thanksgiving day for millions of americans across the northern tier. >> the weather and the crowds aren't the only thing different about thanksgiving travel this year. more people are flying early thanks to remote working and so far, fliers are seeing fewer cancellations this year, seeing the lowest cancellation

rate in five years to ease congestion, the faa has opened 169 new flight routes along the east coast, making some flights shorter and is open. military airspace off the east coast and gulf coast for commercial use. meanwhile, down on the roads, gas prices falling. they've dropped $0.06 in the last week and are nearly $0.40 lower than last year as the suspected tornadoes overnight apparently caused only minimal damage. no serious injuries were reported. morgan okay, liz, thank you. >> the us is taking a new step to fight illegal immigration overseas. us officials are now planning to travel to panama to help with the screening and deporting of migrants as they begin moving through central america. us immigration officers will be deployed in a remote area called the darién gap and it's near the border with colombia. and for many migrants, it marks the start of the treacherous trip to the us. >> now to the middle east and another hospital reportedly under fire this morning. a

second hospital in gaza has become a battleground in israel's war against hamas, with claims that an israeli shell hit the second floor, killing at least 12 people. israel denies that report, but some good news overnight. a senior hamas leader says a deal to release more hostages seized by the terror group last month is close, although us officials warn the deal calling for more than 50 hostages to be freed in exchange for a five day ceasefire could collapse at any point. we believe we're closer than we've ever been. >> so we're hopeful. but there's still work to be done and nothing is done until it's all done in israel. >> frustration boiling over with some families of the hostages claiming their government is more interested in killing palestinians than saving jews. more than a thousand miles away, rebels in yemen backed by iran releasing video showing the hijacking of a commercial cargo ship in the red sea. the ship

linked to israel. but operated by a japanese company. the crew captured back in the war zone. an update on these premature babies removed from their incubators at a gaza hospital last week. 28 of the tiny infants are now safely out of gaza in the care of egyptian medics with incubators waiting for them. some have been reunited with their mothers for the first time since birth. an israeli defense official says thousands of hamas fighters have been killed in the fighting. israeli troops will move on into southern gaza, but are promising more targeted operations there. police in colorado were searching overnight for suspect in a triple homicide. >> they say on may, clark escaped after an hours long standoff at a home about 50 miles south of colorado springs. two men and a woman were found dead. they had been shot. police say this incident apparently started as a property dispute, but it's unclear how he knows the victims. clark, though, believed to be driving a white dodge truck. >> the cdc issued a food safety

alert for peaches, nectarines and plums, all due to a listeria outbreak. the agency says one person has died, ten others have been hospital ized. the fruits were distributed by hmc farms. they were sold until last week. cases have been reported in these seven states, stretching from california to florida. >> well, president biden joked about his age as he celebrated his 81st birthday last night with a blazing birthday cake. take a look. he wrote on instagram. turns out on your 146th birthday, you run out of space for candles. biden also posted on threads for the first time, writing, i turned 81 and all i got was a new social media platform. >> all right, happy birthday, president biden. time now for your tuesday weather. morning. >> traveling today for the thanksgiving holiday, will west of the mississippi green means good weather for traveling, but the same can't be said from the great lakes to the gulf coast, rain and wind and some thunderstorms. atlanta there

will be delays at the airport today with thunderstorms that could be strong with gusty winds down to the gulf coast as well. meantime, on wednesday, the busiest travel day of the year, it's all about new england. there's going to be a snowstorm north of boston up to a foot in the mountains of maine. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin corcoran. >> well, coming up, struggling with inflation. the percentage of americans now living paycheck to paycheck. >> but first, the open revolt at openai. why hundreds of workers at the artificial intelligence company are threatening to quit unless their boss comes back. >> and later, the potential link between belly fat and all timers

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look at this. police say more than a dozen suspects, many of them teenagers, took off with $12,000 in merchandise from this nike store in the watts section of l.a. workers think the same group is behind multiple robberies. >> and as the holiday shopping season ramps up, a reality check about the us economy. a new report finds 60% of americans now say they are living paycheck to paycheck and 40% believe they're worse off than a year ago. despite those concerns, a separate study found most shoppers are planning to overspend during the holidays. now to the mass revolt inside a tech company that's helped to pioneer artificial intelligence. >> openai is valued at $80 billion, but now most of its employees are threatening to quit unless their fired c-e-o is reinstate noted. this morning. chaos at one of the most prominent tech companies with hundreds of employees vowing to walk off the job to get their boss back. turmoil in the tech world, chaos in silicon valley.

>> it all started friday when the board of open ai, the leading artificial intelligence company behind chatgpt fired ceo sam altman, claiming he was not consistently candid in his communication with the board. >> bloomberg reports the dispute may have stemmed from altman's push to commercialize ai more rapidly, despite concern that the unregulated technology could displace jobs across the economy and pose major security risks. in response to his firing, microsoft, a top investor in the company, quickly hired altman and another top executive of we want sam and greg to have a fantastic home. >> if they're not going to be in openai and all the colleagues. >> and then within hours, the threat of a mass exodus, a whopping 725 of openai 770 employees signed a letter threatening to join altman at microsoft unless the board resigns. and altman is reinstated as ceo when a company's reputation is really

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>> back now with the mafia on trial in italy, more than 200 people have been convicted in connection with one of the world's most powerful organized crime syndicates. they were sentenced to 2200 years in prison. combined and prosecutors say the group helped control 80% of europe's cocaine market. >> listen to this. a problem deep in our guts may increase the risk of alzheimer's. researchers found visceral fat which develops around the organs , is linked to the illness. they also found increased amounts of the fat are related to changes in the brain up to 15 years before alzheimer symptoms appear. now, this is the first study linking a specific fat to the disease. >> now to the story behind the romance. travis kelce is opening up about how he landed a date with taylor swift. but amid all the talk about his budding romance, kelsey ran into some major trouble on the football field last night. brotherly love was on display in kansas city last night, where jason and travis kelce shared a hug and a laugh after older brother jason

and his eagles beat travis chiefs. the kelsey's parents on hand with mom donna wearing her signature. chiefs and eagles jacket, but not their travis girlfriend, taylor swift, as she tours south america. >> swift is nearly 5500 miles to the southeast in rio, performing on her heiress tour. i asked her chiefs about travis kelce. how's the how's he's adjusting to all this attention. he said, we're having a great time. we're both happy, enjoying life. here's mahomes and there he is. >> kelce right on cue, travis scored in the second quarter, but late in the game, a big disappointment. >> he fumbled in the fourth quarter just as kansas city was trying to extend their 17 to 14 lead, eventually losing 21 to 17. but what's not a disappointment? the brothers fame off the field. jason's docu series following his life at home became the most watched documentary on amazon prime. i'm gonna eat a cookie. and the brothers podcast surging in

popularity while discussing travis's new relationship with swift. >> how does it feel to officially be the guy on the chiefs? >> you mean karma? karma? that's right. >> karma is the guy on the chiefs. >> travis opened up to the wall street journal about courting swift, acknowledging he had people playing cupid, including members of swift's own family. and he got lucky enough to get her to reach out. the couple connected over their similarities. travis saying her team is her family. i think she has a lot of those values as well, which is right up my alley calling swift hilarious and a genius, travis added. obviously, i've never dated anyone with that kind of aura about them, but at the same time, i'm not running away from any of it. travis also discussing the scrutiny swift gets every single day paparazzi are outside her house, outside every restaurant she goes to after every flight she gets off. and she's just living and enjoying life. when she acts like that, i better not

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