adobe says between midnight and 5:30 p.m. about $1 billion of online sales had been generated.mobile sales. all of it is going to be a new record so watch out. >> nicole: coincides with the latest spending numbers but whatever, let's see what you do. target taking a new approach for black friday this year even before shoppers push through the doors of target stores looking for the bargains, employees worked inside the store to send orders to customers who ordered online. target assembled mall teams of workers about one quarter in 1800 stores to pack up some of the orders placed through target.com earlier in the day. >> cheryl: let's get you caught up on global action overnight. kind of a rough market in shanghai in particular as nicole mentioned earlier in the show. the government is starting to investigate big banks there. shanghai down 5 and a half percent. kospi fractionally down. >> nicole: ftse is to the downside while the cac and dax gained roughly two tenths of one percent. u.s. market futures looking like this, we may have a greenbay opening for all three markets based

it was an adobe building. the california indians would come in a trade. make alliances with the california people who lived here and get them to be his labor force. early on it have to be very much negotiated. he did have the california indians in their oral histories will talk about being forced to come to work or sutter. that part of his legacy is being evaluated -- reevaluated. whether he was a rock pioneer or whether it was someone came in and it's like people. 1846, the war between the u.s. and mexico was started. more americans started coming to california after it became a u.s. territory. how itstart looking at might be able to make money by serving his new american immigrants and one thing that would be to provide lumber for building houses. in order to provide lumber he was going to need a sawmill. here was ais workers man in marshall who -- sutter sent him into the mountains look for a suitable ways to build a sawmill. in the making of that sawmill is checking to see if the water that'slow for ridley when nuggets of gold were seen. he came down

adobe has put out its numbers.d is to as a strong category driven in part by all the "star wars" toys. the movie doesn't come out until december 18th, but that helps. we're going to talk about what all of this means. >> disney, far and away the worst performing dow component at the moment even though the majority of the components are in the green. retail, we talk a lot about -- phil lebeau is going to talk to us about how carmakers are trying to make black friday a day to go out and buy a car. ford has a full page ad. 20% on the month. fiat. so watch out when we get the sales for november. >> that's the place where we've seen it. it's been autos. on electronics. that's been strong. apparel, not so much. i'm looking at the sub industries, all doing well, the footwear category. retails. consumer electronics, all of those sort of sub s&ps are better. we'll have to see. so many numbers come at you during that day. it's hard to figure out what makes sense. we know that consumers are recovering. jobs are being created.

i'm good. >> reporter: cyber monday sales are projected to see a 12% increase according to adobe. it says one product at risk of running out of stock, star wars action figures. >> axelrod: jericka, thank you. on the american consumer calendar, what follows black friday? small business saturday, of course. carter evans shows us how the mom and pop shops are doing in one town. >> here we go! >> reporter: the question for all the shoppers who say they don't want this, is whether they'll instead want to flock to this. >> we're here at 6:00 this morning, hoping that it would get a little bit busy in the morning. but it didn't. >> reporter: jackie cuesta owns this trendy boutique in montrose, california. it's got to be hard to compete with those big box retailers. >> it is hard, but the difference here is that i try to carry something a little bit more special and unique so when they come here they're not getting the same exact thing that they're getting at the mall and it's a lot less stressful. >> reporter: down the street at the once upon a time book store, joe jang and his family ar

(uh - doe - bee) adobe says more than a quarter of those sales came from mobile devices. another firm... channel - advisor... says sales at amazon were up 30 percent from a year ago as of middayay thanksgiving day. a number of stores also opened their doors on thanksgiving for holiday shoppers... like target... walmart... and kohl's. 3 3 and kohl's. 3 saturday was small business saturday... an annual event started six years ago as an alternative to black friday and cyber monday. here in sioux city quite a few local shops were part of this.some people call it "the day we all shop small." small business saturday is a nationally reregnized nationally recognized day encouraging communities to support local businesses. quite a few stores in sioux city were showing off a variety of special deals for the holiday season. 3 "small business saturday is that wonderful day to celebrate the brick and mortar stores, the independents like ours, that really help ke oururcountry great. 50 p pcent of the retail that's done in this country is done by small businesses." 3 downtown partners w

san francisco based adobe studied online shopping trends and reveals the best days to buy. which wl it comes to electronics. the deepest discounts start monday before thanksgiving. a few days from now. and then continue through the week. now prices generally go up after cyber monday. if you are considering buying toys, you might want to consider hunting online even earlier. adobe found that the prices and sales cuts happened the saturday before thanksgiving, which is tomorrow. and if you are looking for clothes, take a look, thanksgiving day, that is when it really begins. but clothing prices also drop after cyber monday. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerburg is focusing on the biggest project of his life. fatherhood. he posted this picture on his facebook profile and commented he's taking two months of paternity leave when his daughter arrives. studies show when parents take time out out comes are better for children and families. facebook offers u.s. employees four months of paid paternity leave. so far 100,000 people have liked his post today. >>> well speaking of faceboo

as the biggest holiday shopping season of the year gets under way, early reports from software firm adobe show that shoppers spent more than a billion dollars online between midnight and 5:00 a.m., that is up about 20% from just last year. target reported a strong start to its black friday weekend, the retailer said its stores saw a solid turn out yesterday and that thanksgiving internet sales were the biggest ever. other retail ceos also like what they're seeing. >> we're very pleased with what we're seeing on the internet with people shopping on thanksgiving and this morning and we're very pleased with the traffic in our stores as well. >> last night was clearly the kick off to thanksgiving shopping and we saw it not with just the lines but with the purchasing. so we were very encouraged that people finally not only came out, but came out and bought. >> it's been very promotional early in the cycle here. we certainly offered a tremendous amount of value, we had a lot of kickoff sales last night as part of our thanksgiving opening. >> we've got a lot of reasons for people other to come i

adobe also found consumers will find different deals depending on the gift. so, you know, if you have a hot item like a big toy that's going to be coming up, actually this saturday is the best day to find those toys. it's the intersection of a good deal and availability. monday a week before cyber monday, guess what? great for electronics t the best day for jewelry is thanksgiving day. >> i thought every day was the best day for jewelry. [ laughter ] >> good point. >> what is expected for total online sales? >> reporter: well, adobe says it looks like november and december sales should jump 11% from a year ago probably topping $83 billion. number one on the list is cyber monday. we should see that be the biggest day with sales topping $3 billion for the first time ever. next is black friday. and i know despite the outrage over the concept, thanksgiving is "the" fastest growing day of online shopping of all the days in the year. sales predicted to rise 18% on thanksgiving day from a year ago to $1.6 billion. we don't like our families that much. we really do w

(uh - doe - bee) adobe says more than a quarter of those sales came from mobile devices. another firm... channel - advisor... says sales at amazon were up 30 percent from a year ago as of midday thanksgiving day. a number of stores also opened their doors on thanksgiving for holiday shoppers... 3 saturday was small business saturday... here in sioux city quite a few local shops were part of this.some people call it "the day we all shop small." small business saturday is a nationally recognized day encouraging communities to support local businesses. quite a few stores in sioux city were showing off a variety of special deals for the holiday season. 3 "small business saturday is that wonderful day to celebrate the brick and mortar stores, the independents like ours, that really help make our country great. 50 percent of the retail that's done in businesses." 3 downtown partners was encouraging folks to stop by local businesses and to help support the shops that make our community unique. 3 "my belief why we're popular and most people shop here, because we are the only few

adobe says a quarter of the sales came from mobile devices. >>> and check out this rock, cheryl.biggest diamond unearthed in a century. >> pretty. >> discovered in botswana. >> is that too big? >> it's too gaudy. >> the company is unable to put a value on this diamond because it's too big for computer analysis. some estimate the 1100 plus carat is worth $66 million. >> a little piece of it would be nice. >> nice present. >> for a lot of people. >> yes. i appreciate that. yes. >> well, americans are going to see the classic charlie brown christmas for the 50th time with a bonus about the making of the film. >> the man who produced the original and special lives here in the bay area, you certainly know his work, perhaps not his name. here is abc7 news reporter wayne freedman. >> reporter: it's not much different from many homes, you're likely to find some peanuts memorabilia. there is a lot of charlie brown stuff. >> we'd expect nothing less from lee mendelson. he worked with charles shuts to produce the tv specials and movies he said one time there will always be a market for inno

adobe says a quarter of the sales came from mobile devices. >>> and check out this rock, cheryl.the biggest diamond unrthed in a century. >> pretty. >> discovered in botswana. >> is that too big? >> it's too gaudy. >> the company is unable to put a value on this diamond because it's too big for computer analysis. some estimate the 1100 plus carat is worth $66 million. >> a little piece of it would be nice. >> nice present. >> for a lot of people. >> yes. i appreciate that. yes. >> well, americans are going to see the classic charlie brown christmas for the 50th time with a bonus about the making of the film. >> the man who produced the original and special lives here in the bay area, you certainly know his work, perhaps not his name. here is abc7 news reporter wayne freedman. >> reporter: it's not much different from many homes, you're likely to find some peanuts memorabilia. there is a lot of charlie brown stuff. >> we'd expect nothing less from lee mendelson. he worked with charles shuts to produce the tv specials and movies he said one time there will alway be a market for inn

wherelt an adobe building the california indians would come in and trade. his goal was to make alliances with the california india people who lived here, and get them to be his labor force. early on, it had to be very much . negotiated relationship later on, as he became stronger, it seemed there was more more coercion, and people being forced to labor here. there is still a lot of role.tion about his he did have the californian indians, the people who lived here, they talk about being forced to come work for sutter. that part of his legacy is being ,valuated -- reevaluated as aer we view him pioneer, or someone who .xploited people the war between the u.s. and mexico started, and the fort was seized, and used as a base of operation. more americans started coming to california when it was u.s. territory. to serve thesew american immigrants, and one thing that was a possible, profitable enterprise was to provide lumber for building houses. in order to provide lumber, he was going to need a sawmill. sutter sent him to the mountains to look for a suitable plac

adobe is expecting online sales to surpass $3 billion for the first time on this cyber monday. that is a 12% increase over last year. keep in mind adobe also says americans have spend $4.45 billion online on thanksgiving and black friday alone. so while today will certainly be a very busy day for amazon, it may not end be up being its busiest day of the year for sales. back to you. >> courtney, thank you so much for that. now this is a great one. the bill your true love gave to you says the items in the 12 days of christmas song will cost $34,131. that's up 0.6%. they've tracked the cost of the christmas carol. the 11 lords a leaping are 3% higher while the partridge in a pear tree and the two turtle doves rose 11.5%. wow. the most expensive item, the seven swans a swimming have over $13,000. >>> okay. let's take a quick peak at the european equity markets have seen a bit of a reversal. we did start out in the red and now turned around the xetra dax, cac 40 and ftse mib are showing healthy gains. 07.3%. the ftse 100 down by many of the mining stocks. u.s. futures are looking li

a year ago with about quarter of sales coming from mobile devices and adobe project we'll spend 2.7 billion online friday and 3 billion online monday. guys, people are shopping in times square. it's surprising to sigh so many people 2 a.m. outside. >> nice to have all that company right maribel. >> that's a change. >> stormtracker 6 double scan shows us we're dry this morning. >>> if you have plans to head out the only issue you have is dense fog. we have had fog forming fairly thickly around philadelphia and points south to delaware and thickly around philadelphia and points south to delaware and parts of -- allentown 38 >> stay with us we'll be right >> stay with us we'll be right back. >> 42 in philadelphia and 37 allentown and 38 reading and areas in the 0s. light winds and big issue this morning is the cloud cover or fog and low lying clouds cover. our viz brilts on the low side at times. we have a sky6 lined up we can go out and take a look at that if you like and there's fog as we check out philadelphia international airport at least as we try to. fog dense around the airport

special deals. 3 thanksgiving holiday shopping sales appear to be off to a good start.sales tracker adobe estimates that more than one billion dollars was spent online thursday.that's up 22 percent from the previous thanksgiving.adobe says more than a quarter of those sales came from mobile devices. another firm, channel-advisor, says sales at amazon were up 30 percent from a year ago as of midday on thanksgiving.a number of stores also opened their doors on thanksgiving for holiday shoppers ... including target, walmart, macy's, best buy and kohl's. 3 3 we got a bit of a break from the icy condtions we saw yesterday.. but is there more on the way? 3 today and tomorrow expect partly cloudy skies and cold temperatures if you are out shopping. wind chill values will be quite low due to breezy winds.sunday will see a slight warm up and an increase in cloud cover ahead of this next system, which will start to arrive sunday night bringing a wintery mix to the area once again. 3 3 police in omaha are investigating if cold overnight temperatures played a role in the death of a man found in an al

it's still a couple days until cyber monday but adobe, which tracks online sales, said on black friday shoppers spent a record 2 point 7 billion dollars in a 24 hour span. that's a 14 percent increase over last year. an australian man has set a world record this weekend, he illuminated an artificial christmas tree with more than half a million lights. guinness world records confirmed david richards broke the record for the most lights on an artificial christmas tree. universal studios japan held the previous record for five years.. the local businessman's tree has nearly over half-a-million lights on a his 72-foot-tall steel tree. richards created the tress in hopes to raise money for a sudden infant death syndrome charity sids and kids. still ahead on today in iowa saturday... you can simpley walk through a winter wonderland for a good cause or check a few items on your christmas list, all while supporting local businesses. well tell you all about the good morning everyone. it's and enjoy des moines and the metro. walk through a winter wonderland for a good cause at the blank children

s/mickey mericle/adobe they're using their desktops and they're using their mobile devices to take advantage of the offers the retailers are giving. purchases are up fourteen percent this those purchases made on a smart phone or tablet. friday that may have many retailers... seeing red. >> but it's not over yet. cyber starts now. yes, just like black friday deals started way before thanksgiving, many retailers are offering cyber monday deals through the entire weekend. sam curtiss filling in for mark freund today. mornginside back in action after that thriller last week. mustangs have been in the quarterfinals 10 of the last 12 years. their focus set on tabor college this week. a trip to the naia semifinals on the line. a place the mustangs have been a lot in recent years. big-play highlights in just a second. paul rhoads coachihi in his last game at t wa state facing west virginia. we'll show you if his players sent him out with exexct their team to make it this far. 10 of the last 12 years they've played in the naia quaterfinals. three of the last four years into the semifinals. only thing

accord to adobe, people spent $4 billion online thursday and friday. up 14% year on year. more than 20-minute outage, target website slowly coming back online today. for some customers, an error message still reads, so sear, but high traffic is causing delays. roger, i want some big picture about where you think we are in this migration to online, this my brace to mobile. >> so the first thing to keep in mind is that whenever you're trying to understand whether we're going to have a good christmas season or bad one at retail, there's one indicator that tells you more than anything else. and that is total employment. so right now, we have the lowest level of unemployment we've had in eight years. you would expect to have a at least good christmas for retailers if not better than that. obviously, when you go one level down, there's a huge shift taking place. the transition first to online but more particularly to mobile has obviously caught at least some retailers off guard. so some are much better positioned than others. you've talked about walmart. you've talked about amaz

federation says -- more than but according to the adobe digital index -- there's still time to shop -- and save --- if you plan. looking for toys? pick them up on the saturday before thanksgiving. you'll get about an 18 percent discount. an extra perk -- shopping early may mean those popular toys are still in stock. get those electronics the monday before thanksgiving. and you'll save on average 18 percent. want something sparkly? jewelry savings are the best on thanksgiving day -- with an average discount of 25 percent. make sure you shop soon -- because typically jewelry prices go up closer to the holidays. if someone on your list needs clothes -- you can wait. usually those big discounts happen the closer you get to the holidays. for consumer watch -- i'm mary moloney today in iowa continues in a eileen loan is back with another forecast. showers, drizzle and isolated storms today/tonight with locally heavy rainfall. rain ends wednesday but temps will fall into the 40s for thursday with windy with much cooler temps for the "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered. this is now o

news dot com. 3 thanksgiving holiday shopping sales appear to be off to a good start.sales tracker adobe estimates that more than one billion dollars was spent online thursday.that's up 22 percent from the previous thanksgiving.adobe says more than a quarter of those sales came from mobile devices. another firm, channel-advisor, says sales at amazon were up 30 percent from a year ago as of midday on thanksgiving.a number of stores also opened their doors on thanksgiving for holiday shoppers ... including target, walmart, macy's, best buy and kohl's. 3 3 students at west middle school are getting into the holiday spirit. 3 the 6th-8th grade computer programming students have created a festive light display that's synced up to building!this year's "light up the night" project uses more than 81- thousand lights and 20 *miles* of wire to create the display.the lights flash in time to musical selections ranging from the "star wars" theme to "don't stop believin'" by journey. 3 "last year we had a lot simpler network put in place. we had seventy-thousand lights last year, now we're up to a lit

the adobe digital index predicts an 18% increase in online shopping that day worth more than a million and a half dollars in sales more than half of that shopping on smart phones. >>> a utah judge is reversing his decision to remove a baby from a lesbian couple and placing it with an heterosexual couple >>> one of the world's largest glacier is melting in greenland. eventually there could be enough melted ice to raise ocean levels worldwide by more than 18 inches. the study of satellite imagery suggests warm waters are melting the ice while scientists call the changes staggering >>> it's called freak fruit and it's important because nearly 50 million people in this country don't know where their next meal is going to come from. nearly half of what is grown is never eaten. it is wasted. it is just not pretty enough. >>reporter: before he eats his food will have traveled through a vast industrial system to get to the grocery store. and that in a country where 48 million people don't have daily reliable access to healthy food, billions of pounds of less than perfect produce never make it

data from adobe shows on-line sales have actually been strong since thanksgiving.. with shoppers spending more than 7-billion on-line from thursday through the weekend - up dramatically over last year.. about a third placing orders from their mobile devices.. (sound myra jackson - online shopper:38-:40) "i can't remember the last time i went in a mall." (sound jay gray - hightstown, nj :40-:50) "even in small communities like this - hightstown, new jersey - which is anything but high-tech.. many are logging on and looking for bargains online." (sound tom fennelly - portland, or :50-:52) "it's ease of use." the crowds today are in the distribution and fulfillment centers like this one.. shuttling cyber monday orders.. operations 1:01-1:08) around the us today there are 200,000 employees and 30,000 robotic drive units servicing for our record cyber monday today." high-volume.. and high-tech.. a growing holiday tradition.. jay gray - nbc news - hightstown, nj. >> it comes to cyber monday.. tv's.. smart phones.. tablets.. bout 75- percent of all on-line sales today.. ar

play and there is a runner sliding you don't have to touch second base to be in the neighborhood and adobe have an instant replay and that sort of eliminates the play because you come back and say they didn't catch second base, so the question is the standards change and that the time that in 1907 the convention was that you didn't have to go to second base and so i think it was a little unfair for fred merkel he related it to the question. >> i think it was a little unfair but was the standard practice was reverse in a crucial play at the end of the world series. >> thank you. the book has been bernanke in the current stack. good conversation thank you for the service to the country. >> that was "after words," booktv signature program in which authors of the latest books are interviewed. watch past programs online at booktv.org. >>> now on booktv we want to introduce you to the diversity wisconsin professor diamond. what do you do here at the university? >> i'm a professor in educational leadership at the school of education. >> and what exactly do you teach? >> i teach courses on race an

. >> reporter: adobe crunching the numbers on 55 million different products at 4,500 different retailersfinding the best day to shop for jewelry is thanksgiving. for clothes, thanksgiving and the days leading up to christmas. for toys, next monday. and on electronics, like tvs, early this week is the best time to find a deal, followed by thanksgiving and black friday. >> if you missed something on black friday, don't worry, there's cyber monday, cyber sunday, there are deals all season. >> reporter: and if you're planning to hit the stores, two apps you want to load up onto your phone. shop savvy and red laser. these will help you comparison shop, so you are guaranteed to get the very best deal. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> got to get my paw patrol play set. going to sign up for number. >> i got to get my cabbage patch. still waiting from the '80s for. so the best day to shop for jewelry thanksgiving. if only tiger woods had followed that on that thanksgiving. >> look at you. >> too soon for that joke? but really. these are all your diamonds. reena, reena. >> thank you. >> i a

adobe says more than $1 million was spent as of 5:00 p.m. eastern.nline sales off to a very strong start. people who access bank accounts through their smart phone is expected to hit 1 billion this year. banks made more efforts to wearable devices like the apple watch. they expect wearables to come from 100 million banking mobile sessions by 2020. >> wow, thank you so much for that. there's new evidence in the shooting of laquan mcdonald by a chicago police officer and it's been released. why can the videos be seen and the audio not heard? nbcs john lang reports. another take from a car arrives after vandike shot mcdonald 16 times shows no officers checking on him. his attorney said he acted in self-defense. officials released video from five of the eight police cars at the scene. none includes officers voices. police can't explain why not. an attorney from the mcdonald family says it's happened before. >> in my experience i've never had a case with the audio before. why it took 13 months for the second straight night wednesday hundreds of protesters

before we go, mobile shopping hit a high, according to software firm adobe, consumers spend more than1 billion online. 26% of those sales from mobile devices. from the end of the night they predict it will grow to 1.7 billion >>> today lasts 150 years since alice's adventures in wonder land was published. we explain how the story came to. >> if i had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense. a famous character in literature. alice describe her wonder land, a topsy turvey lant. for 150 years the book delighted and inspired generations of adults and children. and was created bizarrely bay mathematic professor in oxford. >> this inspired charles dodson. he took them on a crews in 1862. he entertained them with a story of a little girl that stumbled along the backs and fell into a rabbit hole. one of the girls was alice, she asked charles to write it for her. years later, alice's advent our underground was born. >> adopting the pen name. she published the book, and the sequel through the looking glass six years later. both made an impression. alice theme its can be found on everyth

start.sales tracker adobe estimates consumers spent more than one billion dollars online thursday.that's up 22 percent from the previous thanksgiving.adobe says more than a quarter of those sales came from mobile devices. another firm, channel-advisor, says sales at amazon were up 30 percent from a year ago.a number of brick-and-mortar stores also opened their doors on thanksgiving for holiday shoppers, including target, walmart, best buy and kohl's. a cbs 2 news consumer alert, alert,some costco chicken salad is now being recalled. the f-d-a says a california farm is recalling a vegetable mix they believe to be the source of an e-coli outbreak. 19 people in 7 states have gotten sick from eating chicken salad from costco that has this vegetable mix of celery and onions.if you bought chicken salad from costco, throw it out. british banking giant barclays has been fined 109 million dollars for trying to hide a secret deal. deal.britain's financial conduct authority fined barclay's for ignoring its own rules on checking the backgrounds of its clients and the origin of its cash. regulators s

a reporter: adobe coach the numbers on 55 million products and found the best days to shop online for jewelry, shop thanksgiving day. for electronics, thanksgiving and black friday. for clothes, thanksgiving and the days following cyber monday. and for toys, get clicking next monday. consumer savings expert said use an online shopping tool like shop genius or invisible hand. they run in the background and alert you before you purchase if retailer. in general,' tis the season for the deepest discounts and tech, through black friday. re planning to hit the stores, you can load apps like shop sebi -- shop savvy and red laser on your phone. to go shopping with. jc: it really is. you know the term potus. ed: my favorite one is flotus. obama announced a new term, totus. it stands for turkey of the united states, and just a short time ago, a pair of gobblers named honest and abe got official thanksgiving pardons. president obama: it' s hard to believe this is my seventh year of pardoning a turkey. time flies, even it turkeys don' t. ed: oh, look, the turkey interrupted the president. i love

over time, we will see tools just like adobe flash that lets people build great content for vr easily>> paul, you are doing the entertainment side of things. what are some of the applications you are seeing now, not necessarily games? paul: as an artist, virtual reality has been this mind blowing, the world is your canvas, you can't do anything sort of moment -- you can do anything sort of moment. we dropped everything when we first got her hands on the first -- got our hands on the first oculus development kit. a lot of people will spend a lot of time in vr that is not gaming, more like the equivalent of film or youtube or things like that. we are really out the baby steps of the medium right now. as it evolves in terms of how we tell stories as creators and the audience, as the audience grows and get the custom to this new medium, -- gets accustomed to the non-gaming, content has at least as good of a shot as gaming. think is one of the biggest misconceptions about virtual reality? >> one of the biggest things cometh -- one of the biggest things, people think it is an isolating tech

according to adobe, sales are expected to total $1.7 billion. president ping announced a major overhaul to make the largest army or combat ready. he told military officials that all branches of the armed forces will come under a joint military command. he is also insisting that the military maintains correct political direction. and the euro is set for its longest stretch of weekly decline versus the yen since its creation in 1999. that is as anticipation builds that the ecb will surprise with the size of stimulus next week . and that is your bloomberg first word. for more on the stories and others, at the bloomberg.com. anna: thank you very much. let us put the current trading picture into perspective. let's get up to asia and find out what is moving markets over there in the trading day. yvonne man is standing by with a pretty good picture. yvonne: we are seeing a selloff in the asian pacific. not a good friday. not really a great week as we wrap things up. required, given the u.s. holiday -- thanksgiving yesterday. we are seeing some read her

this year adobe systems says more than a third of on-line shoppers use their mobile devices, but it could leave them vulnerable. sergio is live in union square to explain. sergio? >> that's because hackers are getting quite a little sophisticated now that the shoppers are moving to their mobile devices. there are a few strategies that consumers can adopt to keep from becoming victims. >> the shopping rush is on and a few people say they will do most or all of their holiday shopping on-line. >> all of my shopping is on-line. >> really? >> this is his. >> on-line shopping comes with a few risks. cyber security experts say hackers are pulling out all of the stops to try and trick consumers and steal their information. they discovered a fake app embedded in an e-mailed link. >> effectively you are installing a trojan horse on your phone. >> consumers should shop only on mobile apps downloaded from the google play store. one person has more advice. she sticks to familiar websites. >> i want to go to sites i know are true and i purchased things from before. >> unfortunately most on-line shopper

sales tracker adobe estimates $1 billion was spent online yesterday. that's up 22% from last year. and more than a quarter of those sales came from mobile devices. and when you woke up this morning to go shopping, it was quite an icy morning out there. take a look at this. all over the cars, we did not even get above freezing today. kurtis: that was a problem, the ice still hanging on the trees. and never stop to the roadways because of the warm ground temperatures, especially off to the northwest region. we are 29 here in des moines, look at this shot from our page. lake city, tree and grasses covered. we will be in the 20's, we start the clear lake. i think saturday we will start with sunshine, just early. and the clouds increase, noon is 31. 3:00 p.m. temperature is 44. saturday, the farther north you are, the more sunshine you will have read the farther south, clds all day long. northeast winds at 5-10. cloud cover sunday, but a high of 39. it looks like a system could move in late sunday night. we have the eight-day forecast, fine tuned, and your futurecast, swinging your way

news dot com. 3 thanksgiving holiday shopping sales appear to be off to a good start.sales tracker adobe estimates that more than one billion dollars was spent online thursday.that's up 22 percent from the previous thanksgiving.adobe says more than a quarter of those sales came from mobile devices. another firm, channel-advisor, says sales at amazon were up 30 percent from a year ago as of midday on thanksgiving.a number of stores also opened their doors on thanksgiving for holiday shoppers ... including target, walmart, macy's, best buy and kohl's. 3 3 students at west middle school are getting into the holiday spirit. 3 the 6th-8th grade computer programming students have created a festive light display that's synced up to sic outside of their school building!this year's "light up the night" project uses more than 81- thousand lights and 20 *miles* of wire to created the display.the lights flash in time to musical selections ranging from the "star wars" theme to "don't stop believin'" by journey. 3 "last year we had a lot simpmpr network put in place. we had seventy-thousand lights las

adobe says consumer have spent more than $1 billion on line so far, over a quarter of those sales werebile devices that is the most ever from smartphones and tablets. the sales are tempting the black friday shoppers, but will the weather scare them away? >>> we're seeing a brood area that is being immarketed now or will be. heavy rain has definitely picked up in portions of the southern plains and even areas of ice. let's put this into motion. we have seen that freezing precipitation especially in the southern plains, we could see that through tomorrow morning. northern parts of texas, for example, could get a quarter inch up to a few places getting a half inch. that's when we start to see tree branching breaking off, power lines going down, in addition to the mess on the road. it doesn't move that quickly, the southern edge of it, because we have high pressure in the north. the southern corridor is going to get a lot of rain because it doesn't move that quickly. that's why we already have so many different flood concerns across the region, because we could over the next two or three d

. >> reporter: adobe, which tracks those online el is as, said shoppers spent a record $2.7 billion just today. that's a 14% increase over last year. >> yeah. the deals are here. >> reporter: but for tens of millions, last night and today, shopping still meant hitting the stores. >> electronics are still very popular. a great response to xbox, cds. >> reporter: while there are deals everywhere this black friday, this year, you might have a tougher time finding a bargain on some of the hottest toys. this drone will set you back about $60, and this quad cam will run you about $120. according to one estimate, prices for what are expected to be the top 20 toys of this year are up 36%. the average price tag, $65. >> you like r2d2? >> yeah. >> reporter: the "star wars" robot would set his parents back $180. from now through christmas eve, consumers are expected to spend some $630 billion on holiday items, and an increase of almost 4% from last year. the black friday frenzy may be fading, but still one in three americans plan to shop at some point this weekend. if you miss the deals today, don'

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this year adobe systems says more than a third of on-line shoppers use their mobile devices, but it could leave them vulnerable. sergio is live in union square to explain. sergio? >> that's because hackers are getting quite a little sophisticated now that the shoppers are moving to their mobile devices. there are a few strategies that consumers can adopt to keep from becoming victims. >> the shopping rush is on and a few people say they will do most or all of their holiday shopping on-line. >> all of my shopping is on-line. >> really? >> this is his. >> on-line shopping comes with a few risks. cyber security experts say hackers are pulling out all of the stops to try and trick consumers and steal their information. they discovered a fake app embedded in an e-mailed link. >> effectively you are installing a trojan horse on your phone. >> consumers should shop only on mobile apps downloaded from the google play store. one person has more advice. she sticks to familiar websites. >> i want to go to sites i know are true and i purchased things from before. >> unfortunately most on-line shopper

monday sales are expected to rise 12% to hit $3 billion for the first time according to a forecast by adobe. >>> and for much more information on cyber monday, including how to avoid becoming the victim of online fraud, be sure to download the nbc 10 news app. it's free. >>> well, homecoming today for academy award winning filmmaker and philadelphia native lee daniels. daniels who currently is working on the hit tv show "empire" spoke to the congregation at the african episcopal church of st. thomas this morning. daniels is widely known for his box office smash "the butler "and his academy award winning film "precious." >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >>> good evening. temperatures are dropping outside, and it's going to be colder when you wake up tomorrow morning. so you will notice that. temperatures are already dropping into the 30s for part of the area right now, and some spots will be in the 20s by tomorrow morning to start monday. there will be rain moving in as early as tomorrow evening and then for your tuesday and part of wednesd

black friday sales hoe a record number of people using mobile devices to shopch the software firm adoberedicted nearly $billion will be spent in 294 hour thursday period. and remember one of the biggest shopping days is cyber monday. and good news for facebook employees the company announced facebook will extend parental leave policy for full time employees around the world. they'll offer four months of paid paternity leave to all employees not just mom. it comes days after mark zuckerberg afoupsed he would take parental leave after his child is born and this thanksgiving air lines are thankful for low fuel prices and that's because they posted record profits and passengers are not seeing those savings and the nation's four top air lines saved combined $11 billion in fuel dmoingt 2015 and average price for passenger paying the flight has only fallen 8 dollars. >> it's 4:48 coming up next a steady stream of shoppers work their way through the checkout lines early this morning. black friday coverage continue continues. >> and find out why this blimp was forked to make emergency landing wh

recent rain flooded the adobe creek undercrossing. this is what it looks like now. water flowing through, debris clinging to the fence. they have closed the path for the season. haven't said when it will reopen in the spring. >>> when is the next time we have a chance for rain? >> we want the snow to stick up in lake tahoe. >> our next winter storm is sunday into monday. almost a repeat of last week as far as timing. i'll not sure it's going to be as strong. what happened this morning? the winds kept most of our temperatures up. let's look at the san ramon valley from walnut creek. that in the north bay where we were sheltered. the coolest spots, 32 degrees. alamo, danville and pleasanton at 38 to 39 degrees. heaters were running this morning. check out the winter wonderland. another beautiful picture from the high country. this from june lake taken by alicia bennos. gorgeous. love to be up there able to see that. scattered snow showers around the sierra. the bulk of the storm is now in arizona. in its wake, the winds have picked up. year now 21 miles per hour at sf

the software giant adobe says they are four things you should not buy on black friday. electronics, toys, jewelry, and clothing. the company says the best day to buy electronics and jewelry is thanksgiving. adobe says cyber monday is apparently a good day to buy toys because that is the day they are cheaper the clothing prices typically drop the further you go into december and they are at the very lowest prices about two debuts just days before christmas. >> a mercedes benz stolen from luke warton's house and the arrest and recovery of the car. but first. >>> warriors are poised to make history. here at oracle arena if they beat the la lakers on this floor they can move to 16-0. the best start in nba history. we will tell you of the players are getting prepared for this big game coming up. >>> good morning. we're looking at a commute of people going to marin approaching the richmond saint mosel bridge. there's a slowdown and we will tell you more about it when we come back. >>> ready some light rain. saint -- santa cruz mountains heavy rain but for others we will have

adobe said that shoppers spent a record $2.7 million just today.hat's 14% increase over last year. and parents are paying more this year. you can thank the star wars franchise for skewing the price of toys. the average is $65 a toy. this robot will set you back $180 and star wars lego sets are going for almost $400. >>> coming up, tonight, where is he? a violent sex offender chased out of town. where frazier smith could be heading next. >>> making millions for the wealthiest, tips to keep the money in the family this season. >>> the place where a space x rocket was possibly discovered. >>> and a cold start to this morning and as with head to tomorrow morning, the temperatures are running 5 to 10 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. 20s and 30s in reach across the valleys to start the weekend. talk more about the winter blast through the weekend when we come back. ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx.

the "adobe digital index" says the best time to buy toys is this weekend. if you want electronics... you can save 18 percent if you buy them next monday. and thanksgiving is the best day to shop for jewelry... as you can get almost 25 percent off. but its okay to hold off on clothes... deals on apparel can drop more than it's so far, so good for iowa state's new basketball coach... steve prohm in his regular season debut at hilton coliseum...he and the cyclones host chicago state. for iowa state and jameel mckay makes it with 25 points... 22 of them from his 11 dunks. adds up to a 42 point win for the 7th ranked cyclones... 106-64. maybe not a competitve game, but prohm says it was at least entertaining... especially watching mckay. that's the best i've seen him play. i thought he played a complete game tonight. iowa state is now 2 - 0 on the season. they'll play again next monday when they host tennessee- chattanooga. a tough battle for the drake men on the road, last night. they push tulane into overtime but fall there, 79- 74.sophomore graham woodward ha

adobe says on line sales rose 18% thursday and friday to $4.5 billion. firm is predicting $3 billion in sales today, cyber monday. several retailers are rolling out new promotions. walmart launched on sunday and best buy and amazon extending theirs all week. on wall street the markets look to start the week on a good note. stocks ended last week flat to mixed. we get data on manufacturing and pending home sales on friday the dow falling 15 points to 17798, the nasdaq to 5128. back over to you. >> thanks. >> a chilly morning, the wind is blowing. temperatures in the 30s but most of the area feels like the 20s right now. good news is it's dry. but that, too, is going to be changing later today. we'll see the clouds right now, mostly clear, 37 degrees at 5:25. katy zachry in the first alert traffic center. >> good morning, bill. keeping my eye on an accident in bucks county. we're taking a live look along durham road in plumstead township. a dump truck hit two horses running across the road. vile an update when this will clear. >> reporter: i'm matt delucia

online holiday shopping traffic is expected to come from mobile devices for the first time according to adobe. >> before you log on to shop or if you are headed to the stores check out nbc 10's holiday gift guide. it has all kinds of gift ideas plus the best and worst retailers for black friday deals. you can find it on nbc10.com and the nbc 10 app. >>> no green bay packer will wear number 4 again. the team officially retired legendary quarterback brett favre's jersey number at the halftime of last night's game. quarterback bart starr now 81 was on hand for that ceremony. during favre's 16 years with the packers he won three league mvp awards and the 1996 super bowl. >> the nfl and the eagles honoring our military with their salute to service month. and tomorrow the eagles along with nbc 10 are proud to showcase the military in our salute to service special. we'll profile the powerful story of dan, a paralyzed vet back on his feet through help of some remarkable technology. plus, a hometown hero whose dedication runs generations deep. and a game of madden from halfway across the globe. john c

and sales tracker adobe estimated more than $1.7 billion was spent online, on thanksgiving day. in arlington, virginia, at the fashion centre at pentagon city friday afternoon, traffic had picked up from the morning. (todd jerschaid, fashion centre at pentagon city director of mall marketing) one of the big indicators that we look for, is not only foot traffic, but foot traffic with shopping bags. and we're seeing a lot of that, so that's a good indicator already, early in the season. some shoppers, less focused on a specific item. it's not too bad today actually, but there are some good deals, and you can start your christmas shopping early. be festive. there are good deals here, i think, better than on regular days. bargains -- very much in consumers' minds. despite lower gas prices and lower unemployment recently -- retail sales have lagged. the black friday frenzy was still alive in some places, like the toys r us store in new york's times square but there may have been a bit of nostalgia at play. the location will close, when its lease runs out in january. another sign, of

adobe estimates cyber monday will reach $3 billion in sales for the first time this year -- a 12% increase from 2014. mark: let us take a live look outside now at our downtown skycamera. a beautiful shot of downtown des if you are in a food coma, did not make it out, it is going to be a shock to the system. kurtis: it is good to have that extra layer. temperatures in the 20's, we start out tomorrow morning around 23 degrees. the wind chill at 12 degrees above zero, mostly clear skies read the sun comes up about 7:18. we will see sunshine early, 26 by noon. sunshine to the north, clouds returning to southern iowa -- slowly pushing north for 31 degrees. the sun goes down at 4:47. off to the northwest, there is a big system out there. not having a great impact here anymore. just spreading some clouds. you see a whole lot of rain from illinois down into southern missouri. and some lights over in kansas and oklahoma. we are staying dry now courtesy of this ridge of high pressure that will be slowly tracking with these storming us to the south, still some ice in kansas city. these are ice storm