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and our returning champion, an undergraduate student at the university of pennsylvania, from vernon hills, illinois... ...whose three-day cash winnings total $52,802. [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome back to "jeopardy!" we saw our first runaway of the week in yesterday's game as rishabh wuppalapati notched his third victory. he's back again today to defend, this time against kyle and kelly, the two k's. good luck to all three of you. let's play what i'm calling the jeopardy! round. here are the categories we have for you. first... then... we have... followed by...

responses end with a double "o." rishabh, where do you want to start? peak experiences for $800. the answer there is the... ...in the round. [applause] you found it so soon, you don't have any money. rishabh, you can wager up to $1,000. $1,000. here's your clue in peak experiences... what is kilimanjaro? it is kilimanjaro, yes. you're off to a fast start. [applause] select again. peak experiences for $1,000. -rishabh. -what are the apennines? right. uh, let's go soccer for $600. -rishabh. -what is north carolina? -right. -exercising for $600.

-kelly. -what is a medicine ball? -you got it. -um, "oo" late for $1,000. 1940s movie star veronica lake was known for her hairstyle, dubbed this. [beep] she was the peekaboo girl for obvious reasons. back to you, kelly. um, "oo" late for $800. [beep] you call them a buckaroo. kelly. let's try too little for $1,000. -rishabh. -what is bunker hill? -yes. -uh, too little for $800. [beep] "you must be this tall" to ride.

-rishabh. -peak experiences for $600. -kyle. -what is denali? -it is. -uh, peak experiences, $400. -rishabh. -what is mount fuji? -you got it. -uh, soccer for $800. the u.s. women's team won 2008 and 2012 olympic gold and the 2015 world cup behind, or in front of, the play of this goalkeeper. -kelly. -who is hope solo? -it is. -um, "oo" late for $600. [beep] tough category so far. what is ballyhoo? kelly. uh, too...little for $600.

-kelly. -what is insulin? -that's the hormone. -um, exercising for $800. -rishabh. -what is parkour? -parkour, yeah. -soc-- soccer for $1,000. -rishabh. -what is copa...américa? the copa américa is correct, taking you to $5,800. we're going to pause for a quick break. but we'll come right back with more "jeopardy!" stay tuned. [applause]

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promotional consideration provided by... ♪♪ kelly gates from medford, massachusetts is a librarian and i understand a pretty competitive pub trivia player. you've played some stiff competition, right? yes, i have. my team went to pub trivia in cambridge, and i was more than a little intimidated to see maureen o'neil. of "jeopardy!" fame. yes. but when my team of librarians won, she came over to our table and said, "congratulations, never come back." wow, threatening the librarians.

that's a bold move, maureen. well, welcome to the show. kyle compton-troesch from cincinnati, ohio is a civil engineer and an animal lover, yes? yeah, my wife and i volunteer at a place called found house, uh, with their pet support program, uh, which is a temporary animal shelter, um, and it helps out people who are, um, might be undergoing medical treatment or experiencing homelessness. and it's a place for-- where their pets can be cared for while, um, when they can't. and then, you know, it's a lot of fun. i get to hang out with the animals, and then it's really great to see them reunite with their family. that seems like the kind of good deed where you're having so much fun you're like, "i don't even know if this counts as a good deed." yeah, exactly. thanks for volunteering. that's great. rishabh wuppalapati is back with us from vernon hills, illinois, an undergrad at u-penn. you've done very well here, rishabh, but you're a pretty intense "jeopardy!" viewer at home too, right? yeah, so a long time ago, my dad and i were watching a game. and we made a bet on a daily double. i think my dad was so sure i wouldn't get it that he wagered $80 billion that i wouldn't get it.

that's a very big "jeopardy!" wager. we rarely see an $80 billion wager. yeah. and what happened? i didn't get it, so i'm in the hole 80 billion. [laughter] i mean, we all owe our parents so much, right? exactly. yeah. it's probably a wash at this point. right now, you have the lead, and you're in control of the board, rishabh. you don't owe us any billions of dollars. make a selection. let's go lighter verse for $800. -kelly. -what is the sidewalk? -yes. -uh, lighter verse for $1,000. -kyle. -who is lear? -yes. -uh, lighter verse, $600. -rishabh. -who is burns? -right. -uh, soccer for $400. he is the part owner of inter miami cf, seen here... -kelly. -who is beckham?

-it is. -um, lighter verse for $400. -kelly. -who is the lorax? yeah, not hard for a librarian. lighter for $200. -kyle. -what is a shoe? yeah, buys a coffin, but don't worry, finds them all "loffeing." [laughter] back to you. uh, peak experiences, $200. -kelly. -what is the matterhorn? -that's the right peak. -um, exercising, $1,000. -kyle. -what is tai chi? -good for $1,000. -uh, exercising, $400. lie on your backs, and raise your hips off the floor in this structurally named exercise. kyle. what is bridge?

right. uh, exercising, $200 -kelly. -what is the superman? -yes. -um, "oo" late, $400. -kyle. -what's a switcheroo? -the old switcheroo. -uh, "oo" late, $200. -kelly. -what is igloo? -you got it. -uh, too little, $400. -kelly. -what's a dust bowl? no, i'm sorry. rishabh or kyle? [beep] it was even worse than the dust bowl-- it was another drought. kelly, two clues left. uh, too little for $200.

-kelly. -what is salt? that's right. bring it. here's the last clue in soccer in the usa... -kyle. -what's the galaxy? la galaxy, yes. you and kelly mounted a nice comeback there. all three of you well-positioned as we head into double jeopardy! it begins right after this break. [applause]

we're back, and there's twice as much money on the board.

i'm going to call it double jeopardy! kyle will select first from these categories... we have... then... and then you'll have to deal with... kyle, what appeals to you? uh, culture shark, $400. rishabh. what is "jaws"? it is. uh, let's go 19th century photos for $1,600. robert louis stevenson is seen with his household in the pacific area he called by this alliterative term in a posthumous title. [beep] he called it the south seas. rishabh. 19th century photos for $1,200. matthew brady photographed this hero of the mexican war turned president around the time of his inauguration. -kyle. -who's taylor? -right. -uh, photos, $200.

the crimean war gave us the valley of death in a poem and this cannonball-strewn image with a longer title from psalm 23. [beep] it's called "the valley of the shadow of death." kyle. culture shark, $800. -kyle. -what's "sharknado"? -yes. -uh, shark, $1,200. rishabh. what is "west side story"? yes. uh, let's go biology for $1,200. kyle. what's...losing fat? sorry, no. rishabh or kelly? [beep] it's a fancy way to say swallowing. back to you, rishabh. bio for $1,600.

-rishabh. -what are the sweat glands? no. kelly. what are sebaceous glands? sebaceous, yes. uh, biology for $200. -rishabh. -what are amino acids? good for $2,000. uh, 12-letter words for $1,600. -kelly. -what is a motorcyclist? -right. -um, culture shark for $1,600. -kelly. -who is katy perry? -yes. -uh, shark for $200. in this 2018 film, jason statham went fishing after a prehistoric shark that is said to be up to 60 feet long in real life. kelly. what is "the meg"? good for $2,000. uh, bio for $800. answer there... [applause] you have moved into the lead, kelly,

partially on the strength of your knowledge of jason statham's oeuvre. what do you want to wager? i'm going to go...$4,000. all right, that will extend your lead $14,800, if correct, in biology. what is heliotropism? you add $4,000, yes. well done. [applause] um, 12-letter words for $200. [beep] what is a blue stocking? kelly. um, 12-letter for $1,200. rishabh. what is appreciation? you got it. uh, let's go choreographers for $1,600. -kyle. -who's fosse?

that's not correct. rishabh or kelly? [beep] a little earlier, it's busby berkeley who choreographed those. back to you, rishabh. 19th century photos for $800. chilkoot pass between alaska and british columbia was a hazard to be surmounted by those hurrying to this 1890s event. kyle. what's the yukon gold rush? yes. uh, photos, $400. [french accent] zut alors! look at zis thing they're building now! imbeciles, nothing's wrong with the champ de mars the way it is! kelly. what's the eiffel tower? that is correct. i apologize to france. [laughter] let's try, um... twinning for $1,600. answer... [applause] you found them both in this round, kelly, and now you have a pretty big lead. oh, it worked last time. let's do $4,000 again. all right, lucky $4,000. you'll have $19,200, if correct, in twinning.

um, what is... uh... um...rolls-- [beep] out of time, i'm afraid. stanley steamers. you break even on the daily doubles, but you still have the lead, kelly. um, twinning for $200. [beep] what is shaffer? kelly. um, choreographers for $1,200. -kelly. -what is "in the heights"? -that's the show. -uh, choreographers for $200. [beep] who is michel fokine? back to you, kelly. twinning for $1,200. -rishabh. -who is hearst?

hearst is right. uh, let's go, uh, 12-letter words for $800. -kelly. -what is decaffeinate? -yes. -uh, 12-letter for $400. -rishabh. -what is an abolitionist? -right. -uh, let's go twinning for $800. it's the last name of twin texan politicians julián and joaquin. kyle. what's castro? right. uh, twinning, $400. kyle. who's mary-kate and ashley...olsen? correct. uh, biology, $400. -rishabh. -what is genetics? -right. -uh, choreographers for $800.

-kyle. -what's "rodeo"? correct, or ro-day-o. here's your final clue in choreographers... [beep] that spiritual, "michael, row your boat ashore." kelly clings to a narrow lead heading into final jeopardy! let's see what category you three will be facing... literary geography. think about books, think about maps. make your wagers. we'll come right back. closed captioning sponsored in part by... emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ♪

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kyle compton-troesch, we'll come to you first with your $5,800. your response was... what's "the great gatsby"? that's correct, east egg and west egg is what fitzgerald called them. so you're going to add to your $5,800. you wagered... big, $5,600, bringing you to $11,400. rishabh wuppalapati in second place today with $11,600. did he think of gatsby? he did, so he's going to add to that. how much did he wager? oh, he wagered it all. he will double up to $23,200. and currently a $10,000 lead over kelly gates, who is a librarian. did that help her come up with the right novel? she got it, gatsby. how much did she wager? it's got to be over $10,000. $10,001, bringing her to $23,201 today.

you're our new "jeopardy!" champion, kelly. congratulations. [applause] thanks so for joining us on the alex trebek stage this week. from all of us at "jeopardy!"-- we'll see you on monday. captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. right now on good morning america. first look, black friday frees millions of americans on alert for winter-like weather. up to four feet of lake effect snow and the coldest temperatures of the season. go for it, go for it. >> last party start.

>> it comes as the holiday shopping crunch officially begins, just 26 days until christmas. where to find the best deals right now. >> president elect trump celebrating thanksgiving at mar-a-lago. rocking o with elon musk. it comes after trump spoke to the president of mexico about his threat on tariffs. the two leaders, now with different accounts of what took place during that call. >> massive barrage russia launching an attack into ukraine, targeting its energy infrastructure. russian president putin revealing why they launched the strike. plus, putin's praise for president elect trump. >> survival story a man lost in the woods for more than five weeks in temperatures below freezing. how he was finally found. >> plus mystery solved. answers for a new york family. after a couple suddenly vanished. more than 40 years ago, their car found submerged in a pond. what?

we're learning. >> smooth criminal. the thief who used an umbrella to get past a home security. and it's a bird. >> it's a plane here. it's both. how? thanksgiving dinner was delivered to one remote area of america. >> from abc news. this is good morning america. first look. >> good morning everyone i'm andrea fujii. >> and i'm lionel moise in for rhiannon and andrew. we begin with black friday. most americans typically do the bulk of their shopping online, but black friday is still a major draw for in-person bargain hunters. >> the radar shows most are heading out to find clear and dry conditions, but those from the great lakes to the northeast are facing more nasty storms. as for retailers, the forecast shows shoppers are ready to spend. this morning, the countdown to christmas is on as black friday shopping started at midnight. go for it, go for it. >> last party. sorry. one second. >> with only 26 days left to

find deals. for many, it's already crunch time. >> so shorter season this year because thanksgiving is so late. so some of this. the sales started earlier this week, but then they are here on black friday and throughout the course of the weekend. and then of course, throughout the whole holiday season. >> others say the shorter shopping period is not a problem. >> i don't see it being shorter. i get to give money and gift cards now, so it's okay with me. >> new numbers show people are spending more on gifts this year. >> the average holiday shopper is budgeting around $900 since november 1st. >> online shoppers have already spent more than $77 billion, up more than 9% over last year, while the national retail federation says shoppers will spend about $25 more on each person. this year. that's despite many americans still paying off shopping debt from last year. >> i feel like definitely black friday and cyber monday are like my time to shine, because that's like the only way i can afford, like the gifts that i want to get.

>> for shoppers in the midwest and northeast, finding a hot deal today means braving colder temperatures. nearly 1.5 million americans under snow warnings overnight. >> we have a lake effect snow warning from cleveland to buffalo. winter storm warnings for parts of michigan. and as far as totals go, we could see anywhere from 1 to 2ft of snow in cities like cleveland, erie and buffalo. upstate new york, they could see 3 to 4ft of snow. >> the wintry weather could now snarl the trip home. the tsa expects more than 3 million travelers to fly on sunday, which would be the busiest day ever. and if you're driving triple a predicts busy roads this morning. >> for the second straight year, pro-palestinian protesters briefly stopped a macy's thanksgiving day parade. 25 people were arrested after running onto that route. some sat on the ground chanting free, free palestine, others holding a banner calling for an arms embargo. the parade was delayed for five minutes. charges are pending. >> at least five democratic members of congress from connecticut say they were

targeted by bomb threats on thanksgiving. fbi agents, along with state and local police, swarmed their properties but say they found no explosive devices. these come after similar incidents involving at least seven of donald trump's cabinet picks. no bombs were found at their homes, either. >> president elect trump spent thanksgiving at mar a lago, where he table danced to ymca with his self-proclaimed best buddy, elon musk. one thing not on the menu, though. the fallout over his threat to impose tariffs on canada and mexico. abc's perry russom joins us live from washington with those details. good morning. perry. >> lionel, good morning to you. there appears to be a disconnect over what was said on the call and what both leaders agreed to. trump has been putting pressure on both mexico and canada, with these tariffs all tied to immigration. this morning, president elect trump and the president of mexico at odds over a phone call about immigration. trump says mexican president claudia sheinbaum agreed to stop migration through mexico and into the united states, effectively closing our southern border. sheinbaum says she told

trump migrant caravans are being stopped before reaching the u.s, saying, we reiterate that mexico's position is not to close borders. >> we're going to fix our borders. >> reporter immigration a key issue for trump on the campaign trail. he is threatening to impose a 25% tariff on goods coming from mexico. and canada on his first day back in office. trump blaming both countries for the wave of undocumented immigrants and illegal drugs in the u.s. he says the tariffs will stay in effect until canada and mexico solve what he calls a long simmering problem. days after suggesting mexico would retaliate against u.s. tariffs with tariffs of their own potential, guerra de la revision del potencial. >> guerra de la sheinbaum yesterday, interrupting a reporter asking about a potential tariff war, saying there will be no potential tariff war. >> i hope we rethink it. >> president biden calls trump's tariff threats on the u.s. north american neighbors counterproductive. >> we have an unusual situation in america. we're surrounded by

the pacific ocean, the atlantic ocean and two allies mexico and canada. and the last thing we need to do is begin to screw up those relationships. >> sheinbaum says there will be more conversations before trump takes office. as for canada, a government official this week says they are starting to think about tariffs they can impose on the u.s. no final decision has been made. >> andrea perry, thank you. russia's defense minister has arrived in north korea for talks with military and political leaders surrounding ukraine. the visit follows moscow's second major strike this month on the ukrainian energy infrastructure. president volodymyr zelenskyy called the attack a despicable escalation. the white house also issued a response. >> president biden releasing a statement calling russia's aerial attack horrific, saying the united states stands with ukraine. but honestly, for many ukrainians, the question right now is for how much longer? >> putin accused the biden administration of escalating the war and creating difficulties for president elect trump. he

added that trump is a, quote, clever and experienced man, saying trump will find a solution. australia is now the first country to approve a social media ban for children under 16. the measure calls for fines of up to $33 million. if tiktok, instagram and other platforms don't follow the law. the sites have one year to figure out how to implement the ban. facebook and instagram parent company meta called the measure rushed. >> now to one man's remarkable rescue. he was lost in the woods for 50 days in temperatures below freezing. his family thankful after never giving up hope. this morning, relief for the family of a hiker who was missing in the wilderness for more than five weeks. >> and they say, well, that's sam. >> sam bostic set out for a ten day solo camping and fishing trip at a park in northwestern canada back on october seventh, when the 20 year old didn't return his family reported him missing. rescue crews conducted a vast search but found nothing.

>> the physical b.c. government rescue team left because they did all they could do. the family members and a couple friends still stayed for another couple of weeks. the last day that they stayed, november 11th, the mother and father both gave me a hug and we all had tears. >> but the family carried on, staying at a hotel near the park, holding out hope even as temperatures dropped below zero. then on tuesday, two people on a trail spotted a man walking towards them with walking sticks and a cut up sleeping bag tied around his legs for warmth. >> so they dragged him into the truck, gave him some water, food, phoned 911. >> 50 days after he had left home, panasonic had been found and taken to a local hospital. his mother sharing this photo of sam giving a thumbs up even though she says he was upset, he did not catch a single fish. well, panasonic is suffering from frostbite and smoke inhalation, but is expected to

fully recover. >> time now for a look at your morning weather. >> good morning. it's going to be a cold black friday. temperatures plunging through the plains. this cold air mass is going to set the table for the coldest start to december in a decade. for the central and eastern u.s. take a look at this. we have some heavy lake effect. snow is going to be a big story in several areas downwind of all of the great lakes. now, the fifth shade of blue here is where we're forecasting between 2 and 3ft of snow. now through tuesday. this is where prolonged event the bands of snow are going to waiver around downwind of lake erie and lake ontario. we're looking at 2 to 3ft of snow. parts of erie, chautauqua-cattaraugus and erie counties of both pennsylvania and new york and into the tug hill plateau as well. so this is going to be a big storyline. here is this lake effect. snow becomes a huge problem continuing through the weekend with cold air elsewhere. for accuweather, i'm jeff cornish for abc news. >> coming up, the dentist already behind bars, accused of poisoning his wife. now facing

more charges. >> also ahead answers for one family after a couple suddenly vanished. more than 40 years ago. what their submerged car revealed. >> and why superstar shohei ohtani is asking a judge for thousands of dollars worth of

happening this morning on gma. black friday spectacular. you're welcome america. >> when he got in he turned my internet off. so my cameras wouldn't work. and then he hit my safe. >> that was the victim of a charlotte area burglary suspect who used an umbrella to hide his identity. the man broke into this dallas, north carolina, home last week. investigators think he parked a getaway vehicle about a block away from the victim's home. no arrests have been made. >> details have emerged in the new charges against a colorado dentist accused of poisoning his wife. last week, prosecutors

filed a motion to add two counts against james craig, including solicitation to commit first-degree murder. police in aurora now say craig hatched a plot to kill the detective who investigated his wife's death. he's due back in court next month. >> a missing person's mystery that began more than 40 years ago has been solved. a new york couple that disappeared while driving home from florida has been identified, but there are still so many unanswered questions. this morning, the mystery involving a new york couple who vanished more than four decades ago has been solved. retired oil executive charles roemer and his wife catherine, were last seen in april 1980, sparking a 44 year saga. >> all the investigations and everything and psychics and everything, the police, they worked so hard and they thought it was foul play. >> the roemers were driving back to new york from winter in florida when they vanished. catherine roemer was wearing thousands in jewels at the time. the pair's nine grandchildren, all sisters, thought they had

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other seasonal items. this is about $27 more than shoppers budgeted last year. >> smart shoppers today and on cyber monday should be looking at a few key categories. >> things like small home appliances. tech, fall apparel and beauty. that's where i'm seeing very deep discounts across the board. >> if you're in the market for tech items like laptops and earbuds and even tvs. experts say wait until cyber monday. and for items like toys, winter apparel and holiday gift sets, wait until mid december. that's when retailers typically make their biggest price cuts. experts also say don't be pressured to make impulse buys when shopping online. be on the lookout for bold lettering that says high demand or low stock. they're usually bogus, and if you're doing most of your shopping online, be aware of porch pirates prowling for your packages. take steps to make sure your deliveries aren't visible from the street. scheduled deliveries for a day. someone will be at home and sign up for tracking notifications,

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>> time to check the pulse. and we begin with a football feast. >> yeah. >> an nfl thanksgiving tripleheader ended with heartburn though for the bears. some questionable clock management ended their loss in detroit. chicago didn't use its final timeout after a late sack. then its last pass fell incomplete as time expired. >> on to green bay. it was all about love. >> jordan love threw two touchdowns in a 3017 win over miami. >> and after he celebrated with a turkey leg. all right, forget wicked and gladiator two. a new contender is annihilating them at the box office. >> we're talking about moana two from our parent company, disney. it has earned nearly $58 million in just two days, and it's on track to take in at least 175 million bucks by sunday, which would easily smash previous records next. turkeys from heaven. >> yeah, we are hearing from that alaska pilot dropping holiday bombs on her neighbors. we told you about easter time yesterday. well, for the fourth year in a row, she delivered turkeys from above to people who live off alaska's road system.

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holding. >> that's despite israel's new airstrike targeting a rocket storage facility in southern lebanon. israel claims the militant group breached the truce agreement. >> new overnight a brush fire prompts evacuation warnings outside los angeles. at least 85 acres have burned so far in fontana, california. no injuries have been reported. the evacuation order covers parts of riverside county. the cause of the fire is unknown. >> today's weather colder in the northeast. heavy snow in the great lakes. some showers in the gulf coast. dry and warm weather in the west and finally, what do we really know about the origins of our thanksgiving favorites? danny new takes a deep dive. >> now that our first thanksgiving meal is over. thank you. >> i hope you enjoyed. >> it's officially leftover season, but before we get tired of eating the same turkey and side dishes over and over again, let's at least take a second to appreciate their history in our country's palate. now, did the pilgrims use a fryer? did they try to set new england on fire with their first turkey? not only did they not have a fryer,

they didn't have ovens. >> poor the cranberries with the sugar sirup. >> max miller here is a food historian known to millions online as the host of tasting history with max miller. he says that the first thanksgiving dinner hosted by the pilgrims in 1621 turkey, was most likely not on the menu. >> what they definitely had was a bunch of seafood like lobster and clams and oysters. >> makes sense since it was in massachusetts. but maybe you don't have thanksgiving lobster all over the country now. however, of the dishes served during those early years of thanksgiving, there were three key staples of indigenous american agriculture that you still probably incorporate today. >> they were called the three sisters. it was beans, squash and corn. >> now, many of our classic recipes today may be older than you think. thanks to america's first nationally mega-famous cookbook, american cookery. it was published in 1796 by amelia simmons and featured relatively close thanksgiving recipes for pumpkin pie, roast turkey stuffing for the turkey, as well as cranberry sauce. one more important name to know, though,

thanks to the writing campaign of the mother of thanksgiving, sarah josepha hale, more governors down south started to adopt thanksgiving in the mid 1800s. that's when we started seeing recipes like sweet potato pie and a modern favorite that's really caught on all over the last half century. mac and cheese. and guys, many presidents rejected sarah josepha hale s petition to make thanksgiving a national holiday until, famously, president abraham lincoln obliged in 1863. >> all right. things have certainly changed since then. that's for good morning, america. >> first look, have a great time black friday shopping today and have a great right now on good morning america. first look, black friday frees millions of americans on alert for winter-like weather. up to four feet of lake effect snow and the coldest temperatures of the season. go for it, go for it. >> last party start.

>> it comes as the holiday shopping crunch officially begins, just 26 days until christmas. where to find the best deals right now. >> president elect trump celebrating thanksgiving at mar-a-lago. rocking o with elon musk. it comes after trump spoke to the president of mexico about his threat on tariffs. the two leaders, now with different accounts of what took place during that call. >> massive barrage russia launching an attack into ukraine, targeting its energy infrastructure. russian president putin revealing why they launched the strike. plus, putin's praise for president elect trump. >> survival story a man lost in the woods for more than five weeks in temperatures below freezing. how he was finally found. >> plus mystery solved. answers for a new york family. after a couple suddenly vanished. more than 40 years ago, their car found submerged in a pond. what?

we're learning. >> smooth criminal. the thief who used an umbrella to get past a home security. and it's a bird. >> it's a plane here. it's both. how? thanksgiving dinner was delivered to one remote area of america. >> from abc news. this is good morning america. first look. >> good morning everyone i'm andrea fujii. >> and i'm lionel moise in for rhiannon and andrew. we begin with black friday. most americans typically do the bulk of their shopping online, but black friday is still a major draw for in-person bargain hunters. >> the radar shows most are heading out to find clear and dry conditions, but those from the great lakes to the northeast are facing more nasty storms. as for retailers, the forecast shows shoppers are ready to spend. this morning, the countdown to christmas is on as black friday shopping started at midnight. go for it, go for it. >> last party. sorry. one second. >> with only 26 days left to

find deals. for many, it's already crunch time. >> so shorter season this year because thanksgiving is so late. so some of this. the sales started earlier this week, but then they are here on black friday and throughout the course of the weekend. and then of course, throughout the whole holiday season. >> others say the shorter shopping period is not a problem. >> i don't see it being shorter. i get to give money and gift cards now, so it's okay with me. >> new numbers show people are spending more on gifts this year. >> the average holiday shopper is budgeting around $900 since november 1st. >> online shoppers have already spent more than $77 billion, up more than 9% over last year, while the national retail federation says shoppers will spend about $25 more on each person. this year. that's despite many americans still paying off shopping debt from last year. >> i feel like definitely black friday and cyber monday are like my time to shine, because that's like the only way i can afford, like the gifts that i want to get.

>> for shoppers in the midwest and northeast, finding a hot deal today means braving colder temperatures. nearly 1.5 million americans under snow warnings overnight. >> we have a lake effect snow warning from cleveland to buffalo. winter storm warnings for parts of michigan. and as far as totals go, we could see anywhere from 1 to 2ft of snow in cities like cleveland, erie and buffalo. upstate new york, they could see 3 to 4ft of snow. >> the wintry weather could now snarl the trip home. the tsa expects more than 3 million travelers to fly on sunday, which would be the busiest day ever. and if you're driving triple a predicts busy roads this morning. >> for the second straight year, pro-palestinian protesters briefly stopped a macy's thanksgiving day parade. 25 people were arrested after running onto that route. some sat on the ground chanting free, free palestine, others holding a banner calling for an arms embargo. the parade was delayed for five minutes. charges are pending. >> at least five democratic members of congress from connecticut say they were

targeted by bomb threats on thanksgiving. fbi agents, along with state and local police, swarmed their properties but say they found no explosive devices. these come after similar incidents involving at least seven of donald trump's cabinet picks. no bombs were found at their homes, either. >> president elect trump spent thanksgiving at mar a lago, where he table danced to ymca with his self-proclaimed best buddy, elon musk. one thing not on the menu, though. the fallout over his threat to impose tariffs on canada and mexico. abc's perry russom joins us live from washington with those details. good morning. perry. >> lionel, good morning to you. there appears to be a disconnect over what was said on the call and what both leaders agreed to. trump has been putting pressure on both mexico and canada, with these tariffs all tied to immigration. this morning, president elect trump and the president of mexico at odds over a phone call about immigration. trump says mexican president claudia sheinbaum agreed to stop migration through mexico and into the united states, effectively closing our southern border. sheinbaum says she told

trump migrant caravans are being stopped before reaching the u.s, saying, we reiterate that mexico's position is not to close borders. >> we're going to fix our borders. >> reporter immigration a key issue for trump on the campaign trail. he is threatening to impose a 25% tariff on goods coming from mexico. and canada on his first day back in office. trump blaming both countries for the wave of undocumented immigrants and illegal drugs in the u.s. he says the tariffs will stay in effect until canada and mexico solve what he calls a long simmering problem. days after suggesting mexico would retaliate against u.s. tariffs with tariffs of their own potential, guerra de la revision del potencial. >> guerra de la sheinbaum yesterday, interrupting a reporter asking about a potential tariff war, saying there will be no potential tariff war. >> i hope we rethink it. >> president biden calls trump's tariff threats on the u.s. north american neighbors counterproductive. >> we have an unusual situation in america. we're surrounded by

the pacific ocean, the atlantic ocean and two allies mexico and canada. and the last thing we need to do is begin to screw up those relationships. >> sheinbaum says there will be more conversations before trump takes office. as for canada, a government official this week says they are starting to think about tariffs they can impose on the u.s. no final decision has been made. >> andrea perry, thank you. russia's defense minister has arrived in north korea for talks with military and political leaders surrounding ukraine. the visit follows moscow's second major strike this month on the ukrainian energy infrastructure. president volodymyr zelenskyy called the attack a despicable escalation. the white house also issued a response. >> president biden releasing a statement calling russia's aerial attack horrific, saying the united states stands with ukraine. but honestly, for many ukrainians, the question right now is for how much longer? >> putin accused the biden administration of escalating the war and creating difficulties for president elect trump. he

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>> the physical b.c. government rescue team left because they did all they could do. the family members and a couple friends still stayed for another couple of weeks. the last day that they stayed, november 11th, the mother and father both gave me a hug and we all had tears. >> but the family carried on, staying at a hotel near the park, holding out hope even as temperatures dropped below zero. then on tuesday, two people on a trail spotted a man walking towards them with walking sticks and a cut up sleeping bag tied around his legs for warmth. >> so they dragged him into the truck, gave him some water, food, phoned 911. >> 50 days after he had left home, panasonic had been found and taken to a local hospital. his mother sharing this photo of sam giving a thumbs up even though she says he was upset, he did not catch a single fish. well, panasonic is suffering from frostbite and smoke inhalation, but is expected to

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other seasonal items. this is about $27 more than shoppers budgeted last year. >> smart shoppers today and on cyber monday should be looking at a few key categories. >> things like small home appliances. tech, fall apparel and beauty. that's where i'm seeing very deep discounts across the board. >> if you're in the market for tech items like laptops and earbuds and even tvs. experts say wait until cyber monday. and for items like toys, winter apparel and holiday gift sets, wait until mid december. that's when retailers typically make their biggest price cuts. experts also say don't be pressured to make impulse buys when shopping online. be on the lookout for bold lettering that says high demand or low stock. they're usually bogus, and if you're doing most of your shopping online, be aware of porch pirates prowling for your packages. take steps to make sure your deliveries aren't visible from the street. scheduled deliveries for a day. someone will be at home and sign up for tracking notifications,

or have your packages delivered to secure locations away from your home. finally, the best advice may seem obvious, especially if you're hitting the stores today. make a list and stick to it. >> i like to use the notes app on my phone with my recipients and gift ideas for each, a budget for each, and even add yourself to that list if you tend to go overboard. self gifting during the holiday shopping season. >> well, porch pirates have stolen about $12 million worth of items in the past year alone. apartment renters experience package theft at double the rate compared to those who live in single family homes. >> well, still ahead, all of your football highlights from turkey day. >> plus, look out below how turkeys were delivered to one turkeys were delivered to one —no peeking. —okay. okay. ♪ open. ♪ ♪ over 600,000 usps employees working in sync

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>> time to check the pulse. and we begin with a football feast. >> yeah. >> an nfl thanksgiving tripleheader ended with heartburn though for the bears. some questionable clock management ended their loss in detroit. chicago didn't use its final timeout after a late sack. then its last pass fell incomplete as time expired. >> on to green bay. it was all about love. >> jordan love threw two touchdowns in a 3017 win over miami. >> and after he celebrated with a turkey leg. all right, forget wicked and gladiator two. a new contender is annihilating them at the box office. >> we're talking about moana two from our parent company, disney. it has earned nearly $58 million in just two days, and it's on track to take in at least 175 million bucks by sunday, which would easily smash previous records next. turkeys from heaven. >> yeah, we are hearing from that alaska pilot dropping holiday bombs on her neighbors. we told you about easter time yesterday. well, for the fourth year in a row, she delivered turkeys from above to people who live off alaska's road system.

so she was expecting to drop about 40 this year and is hoping that number grows. >> i'm building a nonprofit organization with this, and my goal and vision is to be able to reach more parts of alaska because there are just so many families that live off grid and i can only reach a certain area myself. >> she said the biggest logistical problem is weather. >> and finally, a christmas tree that got its own live topper. >> a robin flew through an open >> a robin flew through an open door and growing old is part of the journey, even when you have heart failure. but when he had shortness of breath, carpal tunnel syndrome, and lower back pain, we wondered, could these be warning signs of something bigger? thank goodness we called his cardiologist because these were signs of attr-cm, a rare and serious disease... ...that gets worse over time. if you see any of the warning signs, don't wait, ask your cardiologist about attr-cm today.

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holding. >> that's despite israel's new airstrike targeting a rocket storage facility in southern lebanon. israel claims the militant group breached the truce agreement. >> new overnight a brush fire prompts evacuation warnings outside los angeles. at least 85 acres have burned so far in fontana, california. no injuries have been reported. the evacuation order covers parts of riverside county. the cause of the fire is unknown. >> today's weather colder in the northeast. heavy snow in the great lakes. some showers in the gulf coast. dry and warm weather in the west and finally, what do we really know about the origins of our thanksgiving favorites? danny new takes a deep dive. >> now that our first thanksgiving meal is over. thank you. >> i hope you enjoyed. >> it's officially leftover season, but before we get tired of eating the same turkey and side dishes over and over again, let's at least take a second to appreciate their history in our country's palate. now, did the pilgrims use a fryer? did they try to set new england on fire with their first turkey? not only did they not have a fryer,

they didn't have ovens. >> poor the cranberries with the sugar sirup. >> max miller here is a food historian known to millions online as the host of tasting history with max miller. he says that the first thanksgiving dinner hosted by the pilgrims in 1621 turkey, was most likely not on the menu. >> what they definitely had was a bunch of seafood like lobster and clams and oysters. >> makes sense since it was in massachusetts. but maybe you don't have thanksgiving lobster all over the country now. however, of the dishes served during those early years of thanksgiving, there were three key staples of indigenous american agriculture that you still probably incorporate today. >> they were called the three sisters. it was beans, squash and corn. >> now, many of our classic recipes today may be older than you think. thanks to america's first nationally mega-famous cookbook, american cookery. it was published in 1796 by amelia simmons and featured relatively close thanksgiving recipes for pumpkin pie, roast turkey stuffing for the turkey, as well as cranberry sauce. one more important name to know, though,

thanks to the writing campaign of the mother of thanksgiving, sarah josepha hale, more governors down south started to adopt thanksgiving in the mid 1800s. that's when we started seeing recipes like sweet potato pie and a modern favorite that's really caught on all over the last half century. mac and cheese. and guys, many presidents rejected sarah josepha hale s petition to make thanksgiving a national holiday until, famously, president abraham lincoln obliged in 1863. >> all right. things have certainly changed since then. that's for good morning, america. >> first look, have a great time black friday shopping today and have a great right now on good morning america. first look, black friday frees millions of americans on alert for winter-like weather. up to four feet of lake effect snow and the coldest temperatures of the season. go for it, go for it. >> last party start.

>> it comes as the holiday shopping crunch officially begins, just 26 days until christmas. where to find the best deals right now. >> president elect trump celebrating thanksgiving at mar-a-lago. rocking o with elon musk. it comes after trump spoke to the president of mexico about his threat on tariffs. the two leaders, now with different accounts of what took place during that call. >> massive barrage russia launching an attack into ukraine, targeting its energy infrastructure. russian president putin revealing why they launched the strike. plus, putin's praise for president elect trump. >> survival story a man lost in the woods for more than five weeks in temperatures below freezing. how he was finally found. >> plus mystery solved. answers for a new york family. after a couple suddenly vanished. more than 40 years ago, their car found submerged in a pond. what?

we're learning. >> smooth criminal. the thief who used an umbrella to get past a home security. and it's a bird. >> it's a plane here. it's both. how? thanksgiving dinner was delivered to one remote area of america. >> from abc news. this is good morning america. first look. >> good morning everyone i'm andrea fujii. >> and i'm lionel moise in for rhiannon and andrew. we begin with black friday. most americans typically do the bulk of their shopping online, but black friday is still a major draw for in-person bargain hunters. >> the radar shows most are heading out to find clear and dry conditions, but those from the great lakes to the northeast are facing more nasty storms. as for retailers, the forecast shows shoppers are ready to spend. this morning, the countdown to christmas is on as black friday shopping started at midnight. go for it, go for it. >> last party. sorry. one second. >> with only 26 days left to

find deals. for many, it's already crunch time. >> so shorter season this year because thanksgiving is so late. so some of this. the sales started earlier this week, but then they are here on black friday and throughout the course of the weekend. and then of course, throughout the whole holiday season. >> others say the shorter shopping period is not a problem. >> i don't see it being shorter. i get to give money and gift cards now, so it's okay with me. >> new numbers show people are spending more on gifts this year. >> the average holiday shopper is budgeting around $900 since november 1st. >> online shoppers have already spent more than $77 billion, up more than 9% over last year, while the national retail federation says shoppers will spend about $25 more on each person. this year. that's despite many americans still paying off shopping debt from last year. >> i feel like definitely black friday and cyber monday are like my time to shine, because that's like the only way i can afford, like the gifts that i want to get.

>> for shoppers in the midwest and northeast, finding a hot deal today means braving colder temperatures. nearly 1.5 million americans under snow warnings overnight. >> we have a lake effect snow warning from cleveland to buffalo. winter storm warnings for parts of michigan. and as far as totals go, we could see anywhere from 1 to 2ft of snow in cities like cleveland, erie and buffalo. upstate new york, they could see 3 to 4ft of snow. >> the wintry weather could now snarl the trip home. the tsa expects more than 3 million travelers to fly on sunday, which would be the busiest day ever. and if you're driving triple a predicts busy roads this morning. >> for the second straight year, pro-palestinian protesters briefly stopped a macy's thanksgiving day parade. 25 people were arrested after running onto that route. some sat on the ground chanting free, free palestine, others holding a banner calling for an arms embargo. the parade was delayed for five minutes. charges are pending. >> at least five democratic members of congress from connecticut say they were

targeted by bomb threats on thanksgiving. fbi agents, along with state and local police, swarmed their properties but say they found no explosive devices. these come after similar incidents involving at least seven of donald trump's cabinet picks. no bombs were found at their homes, either. >> president elect trump spent thanksgiving at mar a lago, where he table danced to ymca with his self-proclaimed best buddy, elon musk. one thing not on the menu, though. the fallout over his threat to impose tariffs on canada and mexico. abc's perry russom joins us live from washington with those details. good morning. perry. >> lionel, good morning to you. there appears to be a disconnect over what was said on the call and what both leaders agreed to. trump has been putting pressure on both mexico and canada, with these tariffs all tied to immigration. this morning, president elect trump and the president of mexico at odds over a phone call about immigration. trump says mexican president claudia sheinbaum agreed to stop migration through mexico and into the united states, effectively closing our southern border. sheinbaum says she told

trump migrant caravans are being stopped before reaching the u.s, saying, we reiterate that mexico's position is not to close borders. >> we're going to fix our borders. >> reporter immigration a key issue for trump on the campaign trail. he is threatening to impose a 25% tariff on goods coming from mexico. and canada on his first day back in office. trump blaming both countries for the wave of undocumented immigrants and illegal drugs in the u.s. he says the tariffs will stay in effect until canada and mexico solve what he calls a long simmering problem. days after suggesting mexico would retaliate against u.s. tariffs with tariffs of their own potential, guerra de la revision del potencial. >> guerra de la sheinbaum yesterday, interrupting a reporter asking about a potential tariff war, saying there will be no potential tariff war. >> i hope we rethink it. >> president biden calls trump's tariff threats on the u.s. north american neighbors counterproductive. >> we have an unusual situation in america. we're surrounded by

the pacific ocean, the atlantic ocean and two allies mexico and canada. and the last thing we need to do is begin to screw up those relationships. >> sheinbaum says there will be more conversations before trump takes office. as for canada, a government official this week says they are starting to think about tariffs they can impose on the u.s. no final decision has been made. >> andrea perry, thank you. russia's defense minister has arrived in north korea for talks with military and political leaders surrounding ukraine. the visit follows moscow's second major strike this month on the ukrainian energy infrastructure. president volodymyr zelenskyy called the attack a despicable escalation. the white house also issued a response. >> president biden releasing a statement calling russia's aerial attack horrific, saying the united states stands with ukraine. but honestly, for many ukrainians, the question right now is for how much longer? >> putin accused the biden administration of escalating the war and creating difficulties for president elect trump. he

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>> the physical b.c. government rescue team left because they did all they could do. the family members and a couple friends still stayed for another couple of weeks. the last day that they stayed, november 11th, the mother and father both gave me a hug and we all had tears. >> but the family carried on, staying at a hotel near the park, holding out hope even as temperatures dropped below zero. then on tuesday, two people on a trail spotted a man walking towards them with walking sticks and a cut up sleeping bag tied around his legs for warmth. >> so they dragged him into the truck, gave him some water, food, phoned 911. >> 50 days after he had left home, panasonic had been found and taken to a local hospital. his mother sharing this photo of sam giving a thumbs up even though she says he was upset, he did not catch a single fish. well, panasonic is suffering from frostbite and smoke inhalation, but is expected to

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>> time to check the pulse. and we begin with a football feast. >> yeah. >> an nfl thanksgiving tripleheader ended with heartburn though for the bears. some questionable clock management ended their loss in detroit. chicago didn't use its final timeout after a late sack. then its last pass fell incomplete as time expired. >> on to green bay. it was all about love. >> jordan love threw two touchdowns in a 3017 win over miami. >> and after he celebrated with a turkey leg. all right, forget wicked and gladiator two. a new contender is annihilating them at the box office. >> we're talking about moana two from our parent company, disney. it has earned nearly $58 million in just two days, and it's on track to take in at least 175 million bucks by sunday, which would easily smash previous records next. turkeys from heaven. >> yeah, we are hearing from that alaska pilot dropping holiday bombs on her neighbors. we told you about easter time yesterday. well, for the fourth year in a row, she delivered turkeys from above to people who live off alaska's road system.

so she was expecting to drop about 40 this year and is hoping that number grows. >> i'm building a nonprofit organization with this, and my goal and vision is to be able to reach more parts of alaska because there are just so many families that live off grid and i can only reach a certain area myself. >> she said the biggest logistical problem is weather. >> and finally, a christmas tree that got its own live topper. >> a robin flew through an open >> a robin flew through an open door and growing old is part of the journey, even when you have heart failure. but when he had shortness of breath, carpal tunnel syndrome, and lower back pain, we wondered, could these be warning signs of something bigger? thank goodness we called his cardiologist because these were signs of attr-cm, a rare and serious disease... ...that gets worse over time. if you see any of the warning signs, don't wait, ask your cardiologist about attr-cm today.

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they didn't have ovens. >> poor the cranberries with the sugar sirup. >> max miller here is a food historian known to millions online as the host of tasting history with max miller. he says that the first thanksgiving dinner hosted by the pilgrims in 1621 turkey, was most likely not on the menu. >> what they definitely had was a bunch of seafood like lobster and clams and oysters. >> makes sense since it was in massachusetts. but maybe you don't have thanksgiving lobster all over the country now. however, of the dishes served during those early years of thanksgiving, there were three key staples of indigenous american agriculture that you still probably incorporate today. >> they were called the three sisters. it was beans, squash and corn. >> now, many of our classic recipes today may be older than you think. thanks to america's first nationally mega-famous cookbook, american cookery. it was published in 1796 by amelia simmons and featured relatively close thanksgiving recipes for pumpkin pie, roast turkey stuffing for the turkey, as well as cranberry sauce. one more important name to know, though,

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