who's successful so far. >> the ceasefire between hamas and israel has lasted through the weekend, allowing hostages to be traded for imprisoned palestinians. now at five, both sides exploring an option for an extended truce. >> it's really important for me to stand up and say, not in my name. this is not the way forward for us as jewish people. nay forrd for our world. supporters of the ceasefire, of course, want it to continue. >> what advocates here in the bay area are demanding from world leaders is a ban on street vending in parts of san francisco goes into effect today. >> the changes you may see and where vendors can still sell their goods. >> more people than usual are

expected to be shopping online at work today. this cyber monday, we are live at amazon's fulfillment center in the east bay as online shopping is expected to break record today. >> we have got to change cyber monday. yeah, it's giving 2001. >> absolutely. yeah. it's cyber monday with the with the. >> yeah. dial it up, baby. i don't even use the term yeah. cyber does anybody say the one day a year that we say cyber. yeah sure that's right. >> let us stop america anyway. >> hi, spencer. hey. hey, reggie. hey jobina. hey. you know, it's chilly out here this morning. have you noticed this cyber chilly as a matter of fact, we have a frost advisory that will be in effect. well, it's still in effect, i should say, until 9 a.m. for the north bay valleys, our coldest region during the overnight hours. but it's pretty chilly in other spots as well. temperatures have dropped as low as 33 degrees in that region. so let's take a look at current temperatures around the bay area as we look out over san francisco, 47

degrees here in the city, 40 in oakland and san jose, 39 in mountain view, 34 palo alto and 48 at half moon bay. other temperature readings right now checking out the traffic on the embarcadero, 31 degrees in santa rosa, 30 at novato, napa 3830. fairfield low 30s at concord and livermore and we have a coastal flood advisory that will be in effect from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the north bay shoreline and around the bay shoreline because of high tides may produce some localized local flooding. anyhow, highs will get into the mid 60s today, so it will warm up later. more coming back a little bit later. >> reggie spencer, thank you. today another group of hostages held by hamas in gaza is expected to be release, but it would be the fourth group freed since a temporary cease fire started friday. abc news reporter justin finch is tracking the situation and has more on the group released last night. >> this morning, high hopes for the release of even more hostages taken from israel on sunday. 17 more released include

13 israelis and four foreign nationals. a new video showing a red cross motorcade through northern gaza carrying the first american freed four year old dual citizen abigail morejon. aiden's parents were killed during the october 7th hamas attack on israel. her loved ones great to have her back. >> i want to thank everybody for all your love and support hamas releasing 58 hostages so far and filming women and children being ushered to red cross vans bound for israel. >> nine year old emily hand reunited over the weekend with her father, thomas, who feared she was dead. >> she's lost a lot of weight on her face and body, but generally she doing better than we expected. and nearly 200 hostages remain in hamas custody in the west bank. >> crowds celebrating the release of more than 100 palestinian women and teenage boys from israeli jails. president biden reiterating

concern about aid for gaza. >> i've worked closely with president sisi of egypt. the israeli government, king abdullah of jordan, and leaders throughout the region to expand the delivery of critical humanitarian assistance. >> meantime, hamas informing mediators of this interest in extending the hostage swap deal. the white house opened to talks. >> the ball is in hamas's court. >> israel's cabinet members also signaling their support at israeli leaders. already saying the pause could be extended by one day for every ten hostages. hamas releases as an israeli security source telling abc news, israel's aim is to see as many hostages released as possible and saying it's return to war will be immediate and ferocious. justin finch, abc news, washington. >> here in the bay area, voices were raised in support of a cease fire. people gathered last night on the steps of alameda city hall. the candlelight vigil was a time for people to share

their own experiences and perspectives. amina hakim was one of the organizers of the event. she says it was heartwarming to see a large and diverse crowd coming out to support it. >> just people from all walks of life coming together for a common goal that is called for ceasefire, joined for justice and plan for peace. >> right now, international mediators in qatar are working to extend the ceasefire for as long as possible. all and we will continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel, gaza and here at home. you can find the latest updates anytime at abc7 news.com. you can download the abc seven bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates. >> happening today, a major change along san francisco's mission street as a 90 day ban on street vending goes into effect. vendors will be asked to move or sell indoors. if not their items could be confiscated. more than 100 vendors are fighting back. they created the mission street vendors association, hoping to delay the ban. they claim it

unfairly targets mission street vendors when there are vendors in many other parts of the city. abc's seven news spoke with one man who says his only source of income over the last decade has been street vending. >> it says mi familia depende de mi trabajo. my family depends on my job. they preocupa tu familia. you're worried about them. >> mi familia porque i'm worried about my family. >> supervisor hillary ronen brought this ban forward. her aide tells us it's difficult to regulate street vendors because of how many. how many there are. public works department employees have also said they face threats and violence as they try to enforce current rules. ronan's office says the city has spent a half million dollars to set up locations where legal vendors can sell their goods during the ban. those location is open today at 2713 mission street and in a parking lot at 24th and capp. this morning, as many of you all head back to work after the thanksgiving holiday, some

believe it'll be more about online shopping than actual work. >> i guess that's totally up to you how you do that, because it's cyber monday, the deals are flowing online already. retailers are hoping to cash in on what's expected to be a record setting day. abc seven news reporter ryan curry is live this morning in richmond at amazon's only same day fulfillment center in the bay area. ryan, what's going on there? >> jobina, good morning. it's the early morning hours here at this fulfillment center, but workers are already trying to process those early cyber monday deals that people were already spending money on. there's a good chance that if you bought something from amazon today, it is going to be processed through here, especially if you live in and around the bay area. and yes, it could be a record setting year in terms of spending. retail experts expect consumers to spend around $12 billion online today. that is a 5% increase from last year. now a lot of retailers have started offering big discounts online for several weeks. but today is the day for people buying things

online with high inflation. shoppers are looking for the best deals they can find. budgets are tighter nowadays, so products with heavy discounts will be targeted quickly. it also marks the end of some of those thanksgiving weekend black friday deals that some retailers are offering. but some experts say we will continue to see more details. >> it doesn't just stop on monday. what what we have seen historically and i believe we'll see this again is those sales, those discounts, those promotions will continue right up until the beginning of christmas. >> amazon says they are promising new deals every five minutes throughout the day here on cyber monday, the world's largest online retailer has almost every product you can think of. amazon says the best deals right now are coming. anything from toys and appliances and clothing. of course, that's because those are the things we usually give out during the holiday shopping season. and here's a look of what it currently looks like. workers already hard at work processing those cyber monday deals. you can imagine it's going to be a busy day for a lot

of people in this fulfillment center. and so we're privileged to be able to get here and give you a look of what it's like today. we're live in richmond. ryan curry, abc seven news. let's check out our weather conditions right now. >> we'll start with the forecast headlines for this monday morning. areas of frost and freezing are with us right now. it'll be mostly sunny and seasonably cool this afternoon with chances of rain developing late tomorrow into friday. so it's going to be a week of active weather. right now, we're focused on this frost advisory for the north bay valleys in effect until 9 a.m. temperatures have dropped as low as 33 degrees and frost can kill sensitive vegetation. bear that in mind, looking out over the city from sutro tower, 47in san francisco right now, 40 in oakland, 39. mountain view, pretty chilly everywhere, 34 palo alto looking across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera, it's also 31in santa rosa, right now, 30 at novato and fairfield and napa. the mildest spot in the north bay at 38 and low to mid 30s at concord and livermore. we have a coastal flood advisory that will be in effect from 8:00 this morning until one this afternoon. we've had unusually high tides and

with the high tides this midday hour during the midday hours we may see some localized flooding along the bay shoreline and the north bay shoreline. but it'll be minor flooding. just want to point that out, though, in the afternoon, mainly sunny skies. a few high clouds will be around. high temperatures will range from low to mid 60s for the most part. and looking ahead for this week, we see clouds coming in tomorrow night with a slight chance of some light rain. tomorrow night, but they'll be steadier. rain on wednesday, a cooler rainy with ranking this system on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. a level one. we may see lingering showers in thursday friday. still unsettled and possibly wet next round of rain on saturday. reggie and jobina, thanks, spencer. >> new allegations against meta. up next, a social media company now being accused of deliberately trying to hook underage users. >> it's been sailing for bay area airports, but not so smooth for others. back east, a look at the winter weather impacting holiday travel for millions across the country. plus.

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pope went to rome hospital after experiencing breathing issues. he underwent a ct scan that ruled out pneumonia. the flu was a concern because part of the pope's lung was removed when he was a young man in argentina. >> time now is 513. the accusations this morning against the parent company of facebook and instagram. a new lawsuit alleges menlo park based meta tags targeted children for their data and violation of federal law. and the company's own policies. abc news reporter andrea fujii explains the newly unsealed court documents and meta's response. >> this morning, social media giant meta owner of facebook and instagram is accused of violating federal laws on children's privacy. a lawsuit

now claims 1.1 million kids under age 13 have signed up for instagram since 2019, despite a policy banning kids under 13. and the lawsuit claims knowledge of those accounts is an open secret that is routinely documented at meta. according to the complaint by multiple states . >> meta not only knew that they were recording information and tracking children under the age of 13, but after parents complained they still did little to nothing about it. the legal complaint filed by attorneys general in 33 states alleges instagram coveted and pursued users who were under 13 without parental permission, disabling only a fraction of those under age accounts in response, meta tells abc news we have measures in place to remove these accounts when we identify them. >> however, verifying the age of people online is a complex industry challenge. the allegations are part of a larger lawsuit filed last month claiming meta knowingly used

features on instagram and facebook to entice kids onto the platforms. >> it's one thing for them to have underage kids on their website under the age of 13, in violation of federal law. but once you are notified, you need to do something about it and meta seemed to look the other way. andrea fujii, abc news, new york. >> today is the end of the thanksgiving holiday. travel rush. millions are expected to travel home today. you're looking live at the bay area's three major airports. it is smooth sailing in oakland and san jose. no canceled flights there and sfo is pretty good, too. there have only been a couple of flights canceled, so far according to flightaware.com . there were also some delays at sfo yesterday and traffic backups as people try to get into the airport. abc7 news spoke to some travelers who kept their focus on how special it was to see their families as it was really nice, really happy to see my family again. >> i don't see them often since i'm in school so we hate it

leaving our family so yeah. >> yeah. if i didn't have to leave, i wouldn't. i wouldn't be leaving today. but you know, actually, it's been really, really tame. i mean, i flew out on wednesday and it wasn't that bad. >> preliminary data from the tsa shows that more than 2.8 million people were screened at airports across the country yesterday. that's the most people screened in a single day. and tsa history. so we've been pretty good around here. not so great in other parts of the country. wintry weather has been complicating holiday travel plans for millions of people over the weekend. here's abc news reporter and when millions of americans returning home from their thanksgiving destinations are dealing with travel headaches from bumper to bumper traffic to crowded airports. >> we usually go to the counter, you know, checking our bags real quick. >> but then my husband was like, let's just check them in outside. and we walked in and there's so many people over there. >> airlines for america, a trade association and lobbying group representing the major us airlines, expects an all time high of nearly 30 million passengers in the skies over

this holiday stretch. that's a 9% increase from last year. the tsa says passengers should get to the airport early and pack their patience. >> we did get here five hours early and we can't check our bags yet. >> the tsa adds new high tech x-ray equipment at some airports could make the screening process go a little smoother. despite the large crowds, electronic and 3-1-1, liquids, gels and aerosols are not required to be removed from your bag. >> so it really makes it convenient for when you're going through the actual screening process. >> those driving home can expect to spend some time sitting in traffic. triple a projects more than 55 million people would have traveled 50 miles or more from their homes for the holiday, a 2.3% increase from last year. that's also the third highest thanksgiving forecast since triple a began tracking holiday travel in 2000. drivers are getting some welcome relief at the pump, though. gas prices have continued to drop for the last three months, according to gasbuddy. but the weather is complicating travel on the roads

and in the skies. 11 states from texas to new york seeing weather alerts as a cross country storm brings snow and rain to parts of the country. parts of the northeast dealing with wet weather. while in wichita, kansas, near whiteout conditions. snow creating treacherous driving conditions as the city's airport closing due to the storm saturday. it has since reopened and when abc news washington, some lawmakers on yes one of the most anticipated movies of the year renaissance a film by beyonce premiere over the weekend in los angeles. >> the event was held tightly under wraps. no cell phones were allowed and there were no major details provided before the event started. steven horowitz from variety was inside the theater saturday night. >> sir, you get to perfection. the harder it is to see the process. so i think in a way

that made the movie so effective . >> oh, tell us more, please. steven. some of the celebrity guests included and all of the original destiny's child group members. so not just kelly and michelle, all but latavia and latoya. and also you saw beyonce there in her silver dress and almost like a chrome like hairstyle. that was very cool. the silver theme, continued renaissance, a film by beyonce opens in theaters this friday. did you figure out your friday friend? >> i figured it out, but i'm sad that you're not going to be included in that. i know the schedules did not align. >> spencer was so unfortunate. >> that happens. it does. i often don't pay attention to what the stars are wearing, but there i did. >> yeah, they look good. >> interesting outfits. yeah i heard that my halloween doppelganger, miss blue ivy, is the star of the film. >> did you hear that? oh, no, i heard that. she's kind of like

the central theme that you take away from the film. >> wow. yeah. >> okay. that's what i read on twitter. aunt x? yes. so who knows? >> okay, well, i'm excited because. well, you know what? i wonder it depends who you follow. what they were focused on. because who i was seeing a lot of people were very excited about it. the behind the scenes in general. yeah, yeah. and that there is a apparently something that gets done, but no one was trying to do it. and beyonce really had to like get it done. yes. >> right. >> as i'm here to see this movie for. yes, i love those moments. >> i can't wait to get through weather so i can think about seeing the movie. let's take a look at the chill that we have outside right now of the frost advisories in effect until 9 a.m. for the north bay valleys. our coldest region overnight. and currently this morning, temperatures down to about 33 degrees. so let's move along and take a look at current temperatures around the bay area. 32 in fairfield, we've got low 30s over in the inland east bay at san ramon, 3133 at

livermore up in the northeast santa rosa. now, i mentioned santa rosa tonight, 29 at ukiah. that's the coldest spot right around the bay shoreline, 43 to about 42 degrees in most locations and 36 down in fremont. okay let's move along. take a look at our coastal flood advisory, which will be in effect from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. for the bay shoreline and the north bay shoreline. we'll have high tides around the middle of the day, could produce some localized flooding in low lying areas. it won't be very widespread in the afternoon, mainly sunny skies, high clouds, high temperatures will be mainly in the mid 60s around the bay shoreline and on the coast. only low 60s in many inland east bay locations down the south bay. the mildest weather with highs in the upper 60s now this high pressure system, as we look at the satellite radar composite image has been the dominant feature in our weather the last several days, bringing us mainly clear skies and sunny days. but look how active the weather is out to sea. we've got some active and unsettled and wet weather coming our way. so let's start the forecast animation tomorrow afternoon. it'll be fairly calm. then but tomorrow

night, we expect the first wave of rain to begin and continue through wednesday. a little bit of a break after that, another wave of rain on thursday continuing into friday. so it's going to be a pretty wet week ahead. as a matter of fact, as you look at the rainfall totals, you can see there will be substantial. i'll have more on that a little bit later. right now, jobina with traffic. >> thank you, spencer. good morning, everybody. we're starting with an overall view of the map. it's nice and light out there this morning. our emeryville camera here showing you 80 headlights traveling in the westbound direction. it's a little blurry for you. we'll see if we can get that put in focus a little later. but so far, no major delays are blocking issues. our drive times, tracy to dublin is going to be around 43 minutes. so slower for our super commuters. and then again, we'll end here with a look at the map. our only slow spot coming out of the far east bay there. and up next, the seven things you need to know this morning. also lighting up for the holidays, the events helping to get you in the spirit this week in san francisco. >> so a live look outside here at 522. >> checking out the bay

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three specific locations set up by the city, or their items could be confiscate. >> id number two, the fragile cease fire between israel and hamas appears to be back on track. both sides released prisoners yesterday. the youngest, a four year old girl whose parents were killed in the hamas attack that started the war last month. >> number three, menlo park based meta has been accused of violating federal privacy laws by collecting data from kids. meta tells abc news the lawsuit, quote, mischaracterizes the company's work to make sure kids are safe online. >> number four today, the beginning of the final journey for former first lady rosalynn carter. her body will be moved to her husband's presidential library in atlanta. abc news will have a special coverage of that motorcade around 725 this morning. you can watch it live here on abc seven and wherever you stream. >> number five, although it's cold this morning, you can remove a layer or two of clothing in the afternoon if you're outside because high temperatures will reach into the mid 60s. number six, we are bringing you a live picture from

an empty bay bridge toll plaza. >> no metering lights on yet. we will, of course, let you know when that happens. >> number seven, cyber monday deals are here. amazon says it will have new deals every five minutes throughout the day. we're getting a behind the scenes look at how the company is preparing to deliver all those things you buy online. you're looking at amazon's same day facility in richmond, in san francisco. >> the delancey street foundation opened its christmas tree lodge on the embarcadero this weekend. the group helps people dealing with hard times get back on their feet. >> and here it is, fresh spruce pine and fir trees can be found on the lot. that's between piers 30 and 32. all proceeds from the sales go toward helping those who need it most this holiday season. >> so for every tree that someone buys, two more are planted. and what it does is it goes to the house and it helps the residents of delancey street . it keeps the lights on, it keeps food on, it keeps the doors open. so that anyone that wants to come to delancey street for people who've had trouble, lives and they want help, it keeps our doors open. >> so in addition to the trees, the lot also carries wreaths,

living potted pines and mistletoe. >> the tallest tree in san francisco will be lit wednesday at thrive city outside chase center. festivities start at 5 p.m. and include the warriors dance team, choir food and drinks to get everyone in the holiday spirit. >> on friday. let's glow sf will light up downtown. this is the largest holiday projection arts festival in the country. you're looking at video from what it looked like last year. six buildings will be illuminated, including the ferry building and the top of salesforce tower. the lights will be on each night through december 10th. i love that. last year i still haven't seen it, which is so strange. but these projections are apparently amazing. >> they are amazing. celebrate being a teenage superhero coming up at 530. >> the quick thinking that helped to save the life of a three year old as a ceasefire between israel and hamas plays out in the middle east. >> we're hearing from leaders in jewish communies here in the bay area what they're say

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seven news. >> the holiday shopping season is definitely underway. we're seeing initial sales numbers from black friday shoppers now a 530. the cyber monday deals to look out for this morning and the scammers want that data. >> they want to steal that data. >> the scammers are also up this morning shopping for your login data, the tips you need to stay safe shopping online today. >> new overnight police in vermont making arrests in connection with a shooting of three palestinian college students. now, family members of the victim are calling for a hate crime investigation in the middle east. >> israel and hamas now in talks for an extended ceasefire and the release of more hostages. good morning, everybody. it's monday, november 27th. >> first a check on the weather and it's a little cool this morning. >> oh, it's more than a little

cold, but you're right about that, reggie. the chill is still with us as we look across the peaceful embarcadero. these are the forecast headlines. areas of frost and freezing are with us this morning. mostly sunny and seasonably cool this afternoon. chances of rain will develop later in the week, but right now we're focused on this frost advisor for the north bay valleys, in effect until 9 a.m. temperatures have dropped as low as 33, some spots below 33 degrees, down to freezing. so you can see it's a pretty cold start to the day. and current temperature readings, 31 santa rosa right now, 33. fairfield, 31in san ramon. even the inland east bay, which is not under that frost advisory, is pretty cold right around the bay shoreline, about 40 to 42 degrees. now as we get into the midday hours, the high tides are going to be unusually high and they may produce some coastal flooding. so a coastal flood advisor is in effect for the bay shoreline and the north bay shoreline between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. but as you get into the afternoon hours, though, it'll get milder and bright skies, high temperatures in the mid 60s on the coast right around the bay shoreline up in the north

bay, low 60s in the inland east bay and upper 60s to near 70 down in the south bay. jobina >> thank you, spencer. good morning, everybody. we are going to begin with a live look from the richmond-san rafael bridge where we are in week eight of this ongoing sigalert. we have three lanes blocked in the westbound direction and no wide load vehicles allowed in that area. and live picture here in oakland showing you our 8-80 at the coliseum. cameras incredibly light for people traveling in the northbound direction and where you see those headlights traveling off to the left hand side is the southbound direction of traffic. we will end here with a look at our drive times and everything is pretty much clear that tracy to dublin time remaining about the same around 47 minutes today. >> the man arrested in connection with the shooting of three palestinian students in vermont is expected to make his first court appearance. 48 year old jason eaton was arrested yesterday. police say he approached the three students saturday night outside an apartment building and started shooting. an attorney representing the students believes the attack could be a hate crime because the men were wearing palestinian scarves and

were not robbed. police say all three men are still receiving medical care. one of them has a serious spinal injury. >> 58 hostages held by hamas are home safe this morning and more are expected to be released today. in exchange, israel has released a total of 117 palestinian women and teenagers being held as prisoners, an extension to the four day truce is now being negotiated between israel and hamas. the white house is expressing support for that extension to allow all hostages taken by hamas to go free. >> i've worked closely with president sisi of egypt, the israeli government, king abdullah of jordan, and leaders throughout the region to expand the delivery of critical humanitarian assistance. >> israel's cabinet members and hamas both signaling they are on board with the extension. nearly 200 hostages are still in hamas in custody. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard spoke with local

jewish community leaders who say they are cautiously optimistic that the cease fire will last. >> rabbi david bush blew the shofar to start a pre hanukkah fun run in petaluma. the race happening just hours after the release of more hostages held by the militant group hamas, including four year old israeli american abigail morejon. >> we are so thankful and grateful that they are out safely and at the same time, we're certainly not satisfied or content with the release of the hostages. up until this point, until every last one is back home safe and sound, i thought, let's come out and give as much support for. >> yes. hostages being freed and for this conflict to end. >> the jewish community relations council of the bay area praising diplomatic channels which helped negotiate the release. >> and this time around to see an american citizen returned. i mean, it's our deep gratitude to

the president and secretary of state for making sure that these round of hostages release happen. >> south bay congressman ro khanna met with little abigail's family members before her release was heartbreaking. >> her aunt was in my office and she was not focused on the brutal murder of her family. she was focused on abigail getting her out. >> khanna supports a lasting cease fire in the region. >> we need more of the hostages to be released. and we've seen now that it's working. second, there's still americans in gaza. >> we all want an end to violence as soon as possible. i think the concern is in the president said, we can't trust hamas is a terrorist organization. what we can trust is that they respond to pressure . >> back in petaluma, rabbi bush sending his wishes for the hanukkah season more than ever, it is important for all of us to come out to be with each other, to light the menorah, to send a message of light over darkness in the north bay. cornell bernard, abc seven news. today the president of israel is expected to meet face to face

with ex-ceo elon musk. >> in a statement, israeli president isaac herzog says he'll be asking musk to address rising anti-semitism online, and the conversation will be private . musk is facing criticism himself after he endorsed an anti-semitic conspiracy theory popular among white supremacists. in response, major advertisers pulled their ads off where the theory went viral. well, can you excuse me, continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel, gaza and here at home. you can find the latest updates anytime at abc7 news.com download the abc7 bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates. >> happening now, cyber monday is underway. companies are hoping to score big offering online deals. abc7 news reporter ryan curry is live at amazon's only same day fulfillment center in the bay area with a look at the work that's happening this morning. ryan no. >> ad jobina. good morning. here we are. this is going to be probably one of the big

epicenters for cyber monday here in the san francisco bay area in richmond. a same day fulfillment center to give me a little bit more information about really what this facility does and why it's so important today is natalie from amazon public relations. natalie, thank you so much for letting us come out here. it's such an exciting day. you're welcome. so can you just kind of tell us really what role does this center play in the big scheme of cyber monday, our same day fulfillment centers are able to from click to delivery, deliver items over hundreds of thousands of variety of items to customers. >> same day, within a few hours. and if you'll walk with the tour with me, you'll see we actually fulfill items within a few minutes. so on cyber monday, obviously people are going to be spending a lot of money today. >> deals. what can you tell us about amazon deals? what are they going to be like today? >> very steep deals today and throughout the holiday season, but really big deals today. i do recommend customers check for our lightning deals that are happening every hour or two. you got to check back to the site. we're talking 53% off of lacrosse items. we're talking

about 40% off of nespresso machines. some of those really big ticket items that you want to gift to your loved ones are going to be on sale today. >> is it mostly appliances or toys? gift giving things? is that really what's on sale today? so across all items, toys, household items, even everyday essentials. >> so if you just want to stock up on dog food and diapers, today is the day to do it. that's so exciting. >> so we talk about out spending today. what people might be able to be doing is this going to be a record year potentially? >> see, i can't predict the future, but if it's anything like our prime day this year, which was back in july, that was the company's single single most successful day. we had sales day in the company's history. and last year cyber was record breaking as well. so fingers crossed for this year. but either way, we're ready to deliver for customers. >> i mean, we're giving you a good look inside of it right now. it's potentially going to be a very busy day. cyber monday, online shopping is the

focus of everything today. so, natalie, thank you so much. appreciate your time. and there you have it, cyber monday, expected to be a very busy day. people spending online. this is one of the centers where they're going to be shipping those items out to you later on. we're live here in richmond. ryan curry, abc seven news. >> thank you, ryan. now, despite inflation and concerns about affordability, it looks like we could have a pretty big cyber monday because if you look at black friday, there's definitely a reason why some retailers are pretty happy. several reports show that record setting in store and online retail sales from the weekend sensor matic solutions, which is an analytics company, says foot traffic at brick and mortar stores rose 4.6, compared to last year. adobe analytics reported a record 9.6 billion in online sales for black friday alone, which is a 7% year over year jump up tomorrow. >> shoppers can get some of the best travel deals of the year. if you are looking to book a trip for 2024, experts say travel tuesday is the day to do

it. according to cyber security firm trend micro, it's also the time to be extra vigilant online. >> yeah, i think first and foremost, go to those sites directly. don't use click a link on an email or a or a text message that you receive. go to the brand site that you themselves or you know, if you've been to the site, make sure you've put it in your favorites and use that to go to the site because in many cases these these text messages or emails are going to take you to a fraudulent site that looks exactly like airbnb or booking.com. and again, what they're trying to do is take or take information from you. have you enter information? >> that's true. we have a whole section dedicated to travel online to find more information about that. just head over to abc7 news.com. >> it's finally happening. say goodbye to those old paper tickets from bart this week. they've become a thing of the past. bart says it will no longer accept paper tickets that starts thursday. the agency

stopped selling paper tickets months ago, but they've been accepting them as payment. so if you have more than $1 left on a paper ticket, you can send it to bart for a refund. after wednesday. a clipper is the only way to ride bart and nearly all bay area transit systems. you can use a card or you can just have it on your phone next year. the quote new generation of clipper will allow you to finally see use a debit card, credit card, apple pay or google pay, just like they have in new york city and other places that is wonderful. like europe, right? yay we're getting up with the time we're getting there, people. >> well, still ahead here, republican representative george santos facing an expulsion vote over corruption allegations. what he's saying about his chances of surviving the decision this week. >> the promise of a trip of a lifetime may have just been too good to be true. we're going to hear from upset passengers after a cruise canceled its voyage.

some of those passengers are even out of a home. but first to check on the weather with spencer. >> okay, reggie, we'll start with a look at our satellite radar composite image. high pressure has been controlling our weather the last several days, bringing us mainly clear skies. it's weakening and moving out, being replaced in the next couple of days by lots of active weather out to sea. it's very unsettled. lots of clouds and showers coming our way. that'll be later in the week, though, right now, we're looking at a cold morning all around the bay area, especially in our inland areas where temperatures are still down in the 30s. in most spots near the bay, 40, 41 degrees right now. and on the coast, 52 degrees in half moon bay, that's our warm spot. by the time we get to midday, we'll be having unusually high tides right around the golden gate, which may produce some localized flooding around the bay shoreline and the north bay shoreline. so for this area, a coastal flood advisory is in effect from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. moving along to the afternoon hours after this cold morning. it will be a relatively mild afternoon. sunny skies, high clouds and high temperatures in

the low to mid 60s on the coast, mid 60s around the bay shoreline . inland east bay will be relatively cool, only low 60s there. upper 60s down in the south bay. now let's look ahead to that active weather. i told you it's coming our way. here's our forecast animation starting tomorrow at noon. by tomorrow evening, we'll probably see some light rain moving through with that first wave of rain which will continue into wednesday. then late wednesday, a little bit of a break, then another waves of wave of rain comes in on thursday. that'll continue into friday. and even the weekend is looking a bit unsettled at this point. so it's going to be a very different week from what we had last week. as you look at the accuweather seven day forecast, the lingering the lingering clouds, the wet weather, the unsettled weather will begin late tomorrow and continue all the way into the

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live. so you're watching the moment that toddler falls into a swimming pool on thanksgiving day, a family member walks outside, jumps in the pool and pulls out the girl. so there it is. you see it? that's when 15 year old maddison atkinson says she saw what was happening and knew what to do. >> i saw that he was trying to do the heimlich, but i knew that in that case you needed cpr because she didn't seem like she was breathing. so then i just told everyone that i knew cpr and it kind of calmed everyone down. and then they just laid her down on the ground and i started cpr. >> oh, my goodness. the little girl was revived and has recovered since maddie's son is studying sports medicine and says she was certified for cpr at school. go, madison. that is wonderful. >> i wish i had the tape from back in march. oh, because when you said that, i said this this when you teased it earlier, i was like, did reggie say that wasn't going to work out? if you

watched this show, then you already know. you know, because we explained to you in march about this incredible offer, a three year cruise around the world, stopping at 135 countries. it was supposed to start this month. well, guess what? it's canceled. did we just do that at the same time? clip it. 546. >> i've got it. we're here this morning right here. abc news reporter reena roy explains the issues and speaks with some very disappointed passengers who already spent thousands. that's the part that gets me thousands is preparing for this trip. >> it was supposed to be the trip of a lifetime for meredith shea. >> people, places and things. i am excited to experience talking to gma in march about this first of its kind three year cruise around the world. >> but now she says it suddenly canceled. >> and how did i feel about it? devastated. disappointed and sad. >> the life at sea cruise was set to kick off in istanbul in

early november with stops in 135 countries across all seven continents, with prices ranging from roughly $30,000 per person each year to well over 100 grand. kari whitman tells us she already paid $32,000 for the trip, also selling her home in most of her possessions, preparing for a life on the high seas. >> even in planning, there were challenges like there were no no travel insurance companies that could put a plan together for three years. >> now the would be passengers like meredith and carey left wondering if they'll get their money back. >> no, i'm hopeful. and that they will hold up their end of the contract and pay us back in the time that they've outlined. and i really do hope that happens. if that doesn't, then that's another story. >> abc news obtaining messages passengers received from the owner of life at seas parent company saying the company was unable to purchase a ship after investors decline to support us

further due to the unrest in middle east. after that, we tried to purchase another vessel in which we could not succeed in a message the next day confirmed the life at sea cruise trip is canceled, but telling usa today on saturday were in talks to acquire a similar vessel if the december 1st sale is jeopardized . we offer alternative departure dates or expedited refunds. we reached out to life at sea cruises but have yet to hear back. oh wow, that was some hot tea. >> i do feel bad for those people. >> me too. yeah, but no ship, no , no. >> how are you going to go? >> it's a no go. >> you can't cruise without a ship. i can't believe. >> no matter what i eat, i'm looking forward to the document century. >> we're more like a series of all these great ideas and things that never come. they never come true. yeah yeah. >> but we take your money. yep. >> oh, they do? yeah. if it sounds good, you know, people

will buy. yeah okay, let's take a look at what's happening here. not whether we've got. this is our last day, by the way, of mainly sunny skies for a while because we've got some unsettled weather coming our way for this week. right now, looking out across the peaceful embarcadero, these are the forecast headlines. areas of frost and freezing are still with us this morning. mostly sunny, seasonably cool this afternoon. chances of rain late tomorrow into friday. the current temperature readings are like this, 47 in san francisco, oakland, 40, still 37 at mountain view. as you can see how chilly it is still in many locations. we've got low 30s at palo alto at 52, at half moon bay. the coast is our warmest spot at the moment. looking across the embarcadero again, 31 degrees in santa rosa. novato 30, fairfield, 30 low 30s at concord and livermore and on we go to our coastal flood advisory which will be in effect from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. for the bay shoreline and the north bay shoreline. as we expect unusually high tides around the midday hours and that may

influence some localized flooding in low lying areas won't be very widespread. and high temperatures this afternoon mainly in the mid 60s near the bay, low 60s in the inland east bay. looking ahead to that active weather that's approaching, we'll see some showers coming in late tomorrow into wednesday. a little bit of a break, then late wednesday into thursday and friday. so throughout the week, we'll have clouds and chances of showers here and there on the accuweather seven day forecast. you can see that on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. the storm storms we're talking about are only level one but they will produce rain on wednesday into thursday and probably again at the end of the week. so just be prepared for some wet weather. jobina thank you, spencer. >> good morning, everybody. we are beginning with the map again. nice and green all around. so you have clear conditions for you. san jose looking live at 101. you're clear there in the south bay. if you rely on mass transit, bart, muni and ace are all running on time back on normal schedules following the thanksgiving holiday. and again, we'll end here with a look at the map. you are in great shape if you need

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ethics committee released a bipartisan report last week that found evidence of alleged lawbreaking by the republican, the investigation said. santos allegedly used campaign funds for personal purposes, such as thousands of dollars on botox treatments, trips to atlantic city payments to only fans and thousands more on luxury goods. >> george sanders doesn't deserve to be a member of congress. it's in the best interests of the house of

representatives and it's in the best interests of america. he no longer serves as a member of congress. >> santos has survived two previous expulsion votes. he spoke on social media friday, saying he believes he will be the sixth member of congress expelled, saying he will, quote, where it like a badge of honor. >> happening today, memorial services begin for former first lady rosalynn carter this morning, a motorcade carrying carter's body along with members of her family will depart her hometown in plains, georgia. it will travel, travel first to the rosalynn carter institute for caregivers at georgia southwestern state university, then to the jimmy carter presidential library museum in atlanta. that's where they'll have a private ceremony. mrs. carter's body will lie in repose for public viewing at the library tonight. abc news will have live coverage of the procession this morning that begins around 725. you can watch it live on abc seven news.com or wherever you stream. >> happening today a somber

anniversary in san francisco. it's been 45 years since the assassin of supervisor harvey milk and mayor george moscone. both were shot by supervisor dan white at city hall on november 27th, 1978. harvey milk was the first openly gay politician in the city. george moscone is remembered as the people's mayor. their deaths will be honored tonight with a candlelight vigil in san francisco's castro district. the event starts at 7 p.m. at harvey milk plaza with a performance by the san francisco gay men's chorus. the abc seven originals documentary murder at city hall is now available on demand. it tells the story of what led up led up to the murders of moscone and milk in 1978. the wild trial and the twinkie defense. download the abc seven bay area app wherever you stream to watch that. >> we have a lingering morning chill here in the bay area. as a matter of fact, a frost advisory remains in effect for the north

bay valleys until 9 a.m. temperatures down in the low 30s there. we expect a little bit of an increase in temperatures by afternoon. but right now, look at all the inland locations with temperatures in the low to mid 30s. so the chill is still with us even around the bay shoreline. oakland has a reading right now of only 37 degrees. and as we get to midday and it starts to warm up, we have another concern and that is unusually high tides that may produce some localized flooding. the north bay coastline or shoreline, i should say, and the san francisco bay shoreline, that advisory between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. but by afternoon, things will be brighter and sunnier and milder with high temperatures generally in the mid 60s, jobina and reggie. >> thank you, spencer. new at six closed for construction. a portion of a popular trail set to be shut down today for a project on the peninsula. >> getting into the holiday spirit. we're going to show you the tree lightings and festive events happening this week in san francisco then we are looking for you. we are the peace corps. with volunteers in more than 60 countries.

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