shantanu narayen is the ceo of adobe and joins us live from adobe macs in san diego.you. >> thanks for having me, jon. >> i want to start out with adoe see sense, artificial intelligence. when we think of a.i., we think of driverless cars, search, the stuff amazon is doing, but you guys have a unique use for this technology you've been working on for a while. what's your vision for how artificial intelligence works in the creative process when we're talking about finding creative assets or maybe even tools to correct problems in the work hub? >> we have been a company focused on decades. creative community which has gathered here has been accustomed to seeing incredible magic from adobe. and what our goal and vision is to really combine art and science, which is how can we analyze pictures, how do we understand the si man tick meaning of documents and on the marketing side how do we help with better attribution and segment take. it's probably not trademarkable. we focused on sensai a way to bring to bear all the technology and innovation we've had combining art and sc

adobe digital insights it was all said and done, sales will be around three adobe digital insights it was all said and done, sales will be around 3.39 adobe digital insights it was all ssid and done, sales will be around .3 tomorrow. >>> the us postal service expects to handle 750 millionn packages this holiday season that is twice what they did four years ago. ups and fedex expect double-digit increases. the deadline for ground shipping is december 15. >>> a long weekend of shopping % begins tomorrow. we visited one you may not have heard of. it's called dolls for daughters of transparency can't afford difference. if someone made a five dollar donation that equates to five stocking stuffers. dolls for daughters the nonprofit toys for boys are holding a toy shop at the national western complex saturday. >>> take a look at this time lapse. right here that's where the fight about in area. we had gusty winds come through in the foothills but nothing as far as moisture. 90% contained ight now.>>> the winds have died down to the southwest at dia. pressures rising, temperatures falling. 31

adobe digital insights says as of monday evening, cyber monday sales are set to hit nearly $3.4 billion, up more than 10% from last year. shoppers are using smartphones and tablets to make more than half of their purchases. consumers phones to cross items off their holiday shopping list. adobe digital insights says as of monday evening, cyber monday sales are set to hit nearly $3.4 billion, up more than 10% from last year. shoppers are using smartphones and tablets to make more than half of their purchases. some of the hottest items bought on cyber monday -- sony's ps4, samsung 4k tv's, and lego sets. now that black friday and cyber monday are over, today is giving of shopping and deals, giving tuesday is a day americans are urged to volunteer or make donations to local, national and international charities. the one-day charitable giving promotion launched in 2012. and since most charities generate a vast majority of their contributions at the end of the year, giving tuesday has opened the door to a more organized effort on a specific day. and this reminder... thanksgiving may be over..

creek golf club in petaluma, soon tonight former adobe creek.ying out in jack osman's backyard. >> one i didn't want and didn't expect. >> reporter: there are 330 homes in this development. every owner paid a premium for golf course living. last week after more than two decades course ownership announced this place will close. >> i'm concerned about losing the golf course and the open space and views. >> reporter: what about your investment? >> and the reduction in the value of my property. >> reporter: adobe creek management could not talk on camera today. off camera they told us they have done everything they could to keep this place going. they put $1100,000 into irrigation last year alone, but the players are not coming out. they are not breaking even. though some residents wonder if management really tried that hard. they point to a restaurant and clubhouse that never opened, that never attracted golfers. >> i think that was their loss. they decided we'll let that close. we're not going to use it and show that we can't make money here. >> r

((denise valdez)) >> adobe projects $3 point 36 billion dollars in receipts today. that's a 9 percent increase from last year. if the adobe's figures hold up, this year's thanksgiving weekend would log a 14 and a half percent rise from last year./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> to make sure those packages make it in time for your loved ones to open them on christmas... take a loook at these ship-by dates: for military families... you will need to send your packages by december 9th in order to get them there in time for christmas. as for ground shipping -- those packages must be sent by december 15th at the latest. and for priority mail express... you have until december 23rd to ship./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> and while you're doing your to encourage you to buy an extra gift for someone in need. ((denise valdez)) >> 8 news now is partnering with towbin fiat alpha romeo -- at sahara and jones to collect toys and gift cards for the casa foundation. meterologist katie boer is live there tonight. katie? alerts: a wind advisory is in place for central nye co until 7pm tonig

all these homes are built out of adobe and adobe in the 1960s was stigmatized area in fact, when planners first went adobe, they meant mexicans. this area has changed, it's been gentrified. it has new owners and now adobe in 2016 is full. people like to live in adobe houses or are looking to live in these types of houses and the first square footage, these homes are the most expensive real estate in tucson. more expensive then the foothills. but those are the changes that have happened in the last 50 years and the differences that people have regarding ingredients or materials such as adobe which now is held in high regard and found as being sustainable. >> most people in that area were renters area only 20 percent of people who lived in that area and that includes businesses actually owned their own homes. this can have dire effects in this election in 1966 because in arizona at that time in 1966 , before these bond elections which urban renewal was a bond election, people in boston said yes, sir no. for these type of elections, only real property owners could vote. and thus you had the

petaluma adobe creek is the backyard of about 300 homes. homeowners paying for privilege of proximity wonder what will happen to property values. >> these are my clothes. it might be a stretch to feel sorry but this is adobe creek golf club. playing out with his wallet as collateral. >> yes. >> every owner paid a premium. last week, after two decades, ownership announced this place will close. >> i'm concerned about losing the government course and open space, and views. and reduction in the value of property. >>> adobe creek could not talk on camera today, off camera, they told us they've done everything to keep it going, putting $100,000 into irrigation last year, but the players are not coming out. they're not breaking even. the club house never opened and never attracted golfers. >> that is their loss leader. i think they decided to let it close and show we can't make money here. >> asking the mayor, he is concerned first and fore most about homeowners and property values. to stepping in and saving this place, that would take a miracle

petaluma adobe creek is the backyard of about 300 homes. the homeowners paying for privilege of proximity wonder what will happen to property values. >> these are my clothes. it might be a stretch to feel sorry but this is adobe creek golf club. playing out with his wallet as collateral. >> yes. >> every owner paid a premium. last week, after two decades, ownership announced this place will close. >> i'm concerned about losing the government course and open space, and views. and reduction in the value of property. >>> adobe creek could not talk on camera today, off camera, they told us they've done everything to keep it going, putting $100,000 into irrigation last year, but the players are not coming out. they're not breaking even. the club house never opened and never attracted golfers. >> that is their loss leader. i think they decided to let it close and show we can't make money here. >> asking the mayor, he is concerned first and fore most about homeowners and property values. to stepping in and saving this place, that would take a mira

that's according to adobe, which tracks online retail sales -- retail sales. shoppers reportey and by the end of the month, the company predicts holiday shoppers will have spent close to $40 billion. adobe's came to the numbers by tracking visits to retail websites and measuring online customer transactions. and everyone knows about black , friday and cyber monday, but today is giving tuesday -- giving tuesday. it's a day dedicated to giving back in the spirit of the holiday season. new on wisn 12, tim elliott introduces us to one organziation doing just that. do want that? >> yet. >> -- yeah. >> alyssa o'brien and lily mccann have known each other for a long time, but it wasn't until sophomore year of high school that they became best buddies. >> everyone benefits from it. they get a friend and you get a friend. >> best buddies is a program that helps people with intellectual and developmental disabilities forge friendships. >> best buddies helps kind of blur the lines. it's a place where evyo and kids even without disabilities come there to make friends. >>

by the way that adobe report found people shopping online using apple devices are spending more money than those who are using android tablets and phones. >>> of course some people will skip black friday all together. the opt out side movement was started by outdoor retailer r he rei gave them the day off urged them to enjoy a 2.5million people have pledged to get outside today instead of shopping. >>> before you clean your carpets you need to know about a new recall. it involves about 550,000 units of dry carpet cleaner sold under the names arm and hammer capture and/or recognize. these recalled units can contain harmful bacteria which poses a risk of respiratory and other infections in individuals with weak immune systems. by the way those units were joining us with what's coming up at 5:30. >> you remember the mom who invited a stranger to dinner by accidentally texting to the wrong number? do you remember that story? >> that's a good story. >> we're going to follow-up on that story tonight. not only did he take letter up on the offer he showed up for the turkey. we're going to sho

adobe data showing that black friday broke on-line sale records with $3.34 billion.hat will cyber monday look for etailors? it's great to have you here on "squawk." >> thanks for having me. >> mobile revenue exceeding $1 billion. that is first time in u.s. retail history. >> mobile has been the vast majority for the past few years, but it just surpassed -- >> we are doubling down just like everyone is and should be. >> traditional retailers now trying to fend off competition from the likes of amazon by refining their amazon offerings. how would you say amazon has changed the cosmetics industry which your company competes in. >> amazon is still lighter. it's not working directly with major brands as of yet. we still have a lot of ways to compete right now. the major players in beauty are still offline brick and mortar, and we're focused on being the destination place for on-line when it's not just something you already know you want. if it's not just replenishment, we want to be the place you go to. >> have you wondered why sometimes it's taken the legacy players so l

most people don't know adobe for tracking this sort of thing.have the adobe marketing cloud, and we're doing huge data analysis and watching every second what's going on. we know what's hot and what's not. what happened in the past few weeks has been very interesting. we did a predictive model. it said we would have about 11% growth. >> for the season? >> for the whole season. november 1st to december 31st and we found out we were on path, and then the election happened. and the shopping started to drop. and we lost about $800 million out of the shopping season so far. >> in the run-up to the election or after? >> just after the election. then we got to thanksgiving day which we expected to be a $2 billion shopping day, it looks like we're totally still crunching numbers, but it looks like it will be about 1.93 billion, so we won't hit the $2 billion number from yesterday. >> so we're a bit soft. where are the strengths? which types of retailers? >> the winners yesterday and probably today are those big retailers. so they're growing at twice the

according to adobe consumers spent over $3.3 billion. yesterday alone, that is nearly a 22% increase from last year. analysts project buyers will spend over $655 billion on shopping this month a gain of nearly 4% from 2015. >>> wow. after all that madness at the mall and shopping online, buying locally today helps bay area businesses. kpix 5's susie steimle headed to pleasanton this afternoon to check with merchants. >> reporter: it could be the most idyllic place to get your holiday shopping done. local students play christmas carols while neighbors search small stores for gifts for the holiday season. >> i bought a wallet. i also bought a bandana. i also bought a movie. and i bought a miniature comb. >> reporter: peyton is only nine but he will tell you shopping in pleasanton is, well, pretty pleasant. >> i love it. it's a small town. but it's like paradise. >> reporter: it's also the kind of place where small business saturday thrives. >> really fun in spite of the rain, which is great. people -- we have opened early at 9:00 and we ha

you can see the tail of it over by the white van at that adobe home. i walked from that scene, they let us get closer, and i couldn't even see the front of the plane. so right now the sheriff's office for the san mateo county has secured the scene for the ntsb. the plane hit the roof of one home, and landed on another near the half moon bay airport. >> we saw the plane, and it was going sideways. and i was talking to maria, and i said, oh, my god, do you see that and she said, yeah, it looks like it's going to crash. and sure enough, it went behind the trees. >> reporter: the faa says the plane was on approach from sacramento. no word yet on what may have caused the crash. >> it's gliding like, you know, a kite. it's supposed to be going up like that. but normally, the plane would -- it's like it's gliding like that sideways. >> reporter: i spoke on the phone with the homeowner, visiting new orleans. she said her husband is in the bay area, but no one was home at the time of the crash. >> well, i had a few hours to digest it, but he was pretty saddened

adobe predicts cyber monday sales will hit three- point-four billion dollars. that's nearly ten- percent more than last year. the company also thinks 36-percent of customers will shop today -- which is also up from last year. but before you log-on for the deals -- take some precautions. online security experts say take some steps to protect yourself online. first -- use a separate credit card for online shopping. and pay attention to your bank statements for any unusual charges -- even small. hackers hope you won't notice one or two dollars missing from your account. cyber monday deals started over the weekend though. already, about 109-million people have shopped online during the holiday weekend. but shoppers spent less this year than years past because of the big discounts they've come to demand. don't get us wrong average of about 289-dollars over the four day weekend. that's down three- point-five percent turning his passion way to help those who are sick... how a ten-year-old is building hope by building bowties, organizations to benefit causes like lupus

buying clothes on november 22nd, the tuesday before thanksgiving. >> electronics on thinking day and adobe expects discounts of about 18% at that time. >> yes, and toys on cyber monday and that is the monday after thanksgiving. i always knew that shopping was a science. there you have it. >> i guess it's complicated. a lot to remember. >> yeah. >> the importance of family. coming up next, how "finding dory" is finding a new way to swim into people's hearts. >> but first thanks to our abc 7 news viewer resh for this instagram picture of the tunnel in san francisco. never seen it like that before. really cool. >> follow abc 7 news bay area on instagram and share your pictures with us on social media use the >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, a pill that could make you more alert and maybe even smarter. the bay area is now ground zero for a new type of supplement. how they work and the potential risks. that's tonight on "abc 7 news at 11:00." >> now ama daetz is here for what's coming up tonight at 6:00. ama? >> kristen, dan, she's been a washington power broker for years, but at 6:00 why nancy

still, adobe thinks that it will happen. adobe said black friday online sales increased 22%.r more bullish than even their expectations. ibm expects to see online sales grow by double digits today as well. for another record cyber monday. the biggest task though for retailers is to convert all this heavy traffic into actual sales. and build websites, by the way, that can handle it. you might remember last cyber monday target's website crashed under its best day ever. this thanksgiving did turn into its new best day ever. and its website held up. macy's website however did slow down. it was jammed under heavy traffic on black friday. now, walmart says that its web traffic increases by a factor of 10 between thanksgiving and cyber monday. so far so good, you may also remember that on prime day in july for amazon its website had some hiccups. but again, so far today things are moving along strongly. back over to you, sara. >> courtney, thank you. courtney reagan inside amazon. the end of the year is quickly approaching and our martin soi n santoli has been working on worst -- >>

this areas has changed it is been new owners, and now adobe in 2016 is cool. people like to live in adobe houses or looking to live in these type of houses and per square footage these homes are the most accident pensive real estate in tucson. more expensive than places in the foothills. but thoses are the changes that have been happen in the last 50 years. and the difference with adobe which is held in high regard and seen and valued as being sustainable. most of the people in that area were renters. only 20% of the people who lived it in that area and that includes businesses actually own their own homes. that's going to have dier affects in this election, 1966. because in arizona at that time in 1966, for these bond election which is urban was a bond election where people checked a box said yes or no. for these types of elections only real property owners could vote. and thus you have the majority of residents in lakia who weren't able to vote on this initiative, and you had people outside the community, the neighborhood deciding the fate of these people wh

by the way, the adobe stuff, it's so detailed. they're dealing -- they measure 80% of all online transactions, neu nerf, barr by, amazon fire, that's not the samsung thing. >> i understand. >> apple ipads. you see the ad for our alexa product? the alexa product? >> yeah, talk to me. i like that. >> remember we used to have that alarm clock in the morning with carl's voice. >> i love that. i love that. >> your voice. >> yeah. that would wake you up. >> yeah. >> whether you like it or not. there's no snoozing you, joe. >> no, don't hit that snooze button. >> no. >> and i think that was part of what you were saying. don't hate it snooze button. >> from tiffany to the cockadoodle-doo. >> get up, i haven't been sleeping for hours, get up. >>> finally the president-elect announcing he'll nominate tom price as secretary of health and human services. surprise an orthopedic surgeon, fierce critic of obamacare. servings as chairman of the house budget committee. a lot of discussion here about medicare and medicaid. privatization, what that

pile after pile of adobe bricks. they are not worried about the native peoples attacking them. they are worried about the british, the russians invading. everybody thinks of the west of ere therelace wh is a lot of fighting. there is a lot more cooperation among the different peoples that opposition. wheres the quarters, people would live. this is two exhibits. this is a family exhibit over here. anita's actually making chocolate for the afternoon drink. this is a fun exhibit. she's dressed exactly like a woman would've been at the time. we took it from a painting. we actually change out the vegetables and everything for seasonal. people did not have much at this time. if there is a chair, it is probably a stump to sit on. that is the father and saved for the priest. behind the you can see that she has white and blue pueblo -- going to have much. something she is wearing, she is wearing -- they talk about women would have a wool shawl. shawlhave a cotton for summertime and spend whatever it takes to get a really good silk shawl. they dress similar to women back east in the colo

the flaw was detected by researchers at google, who alerted microsoft and adobe systems. adobe systems put in a fix last week and microsoft says it's testing a patch and will rse >> new this morning, motivation to exercise, better health. how about money? erika with how cash could keep you on track. >> i found apps that tie your support to supporting causes that you care about. a little motivation to do more. one donates your money to causes you don't support if you fall short. >> debbie is devoted to her dog. she and her sister walk a run with him. the aspca. >> i walked and ran 1,288 miles. >> the free app charity miles keeps that tally and depending on distance, pays out to a variety of causes. >> you have interests like special olympics in there, habitat for humanity. >> thanks to sponsors, it's free for you. just select your charity, then your activity. >> outdoor walk/run and it will show that you're ready to go and you start walking. >> donations depend on you >> for walking, it was 25 cents a mile. biking is 10 cents a mile. >> charity bets on the notion, the bett

adobe predicts "cyber monday sales" will hit three- point-four-billion dollars -- a nearly 10-percent increase from last year.retailers say they've increased page load time... and e-commerce fulfillment centers to prepare for the heavy online traffic. storm team 4 now-- taking a live look at port washington, mitchell rp after a sunny and mild saturday with highs near 50, sunday was foggy and damp, and rain moved in by late evening with downpours overnight, and lows in the lower 40s. it remains cloudy with scattered light rain today, highs in the upper 40s, and a south wind once again with another .5" possible until 2am, brisk winds and lows in the lower 40s.the sunshine returns on tuesday with highs in the lower 50s, and a sw wind to 20 mph, ahead of the next cold front. the front arrives tuesday night, and will cool us down into the mid 40s for wednesday, thursday is mostly cloudy with a few sprinkles and highs in the lower 40s, and despite some sun, friday and the weekend will only incident freesoaked roads slipperylight, building traffic drive times are on time, speeds at or above

the tracking company "adobe" found it was enough to drive black friday on-line sales to a new high. online shopping was up more than 21 percent over last year. purchases on mobile apps surged 33 percent on black friday. it's certainly the weekend to soak-in everything about the holidays... even a parade: this was the view from the today's tmj-4 storm chaser... as the parade rolled down the streets of grafton. you see our own brian gotter there... celebrating the spirit of the holidays with thousands of folks who lined up to enjoy today's festivities. brian's got the weather duties for us tonight. he joins us with the forecast. week, we finally enjoyed sunshine today after a morning frost. highs today got into the mid to upper 40s with a light se breeze. tonight is partly cloudy with patchy fog, and chilly once again with lows near freezing along the lake, and upper 20s inland. sunday is mostly sunny and pleasant with highs near 50 and a southerly wind.clouds increase sunday evening, and rain is likely after midnight with lows in the lower 40s. monday is rainy with gusty south winds

according to adobe digital insights, the sales topped $3.4 billion yesterday which is the biggest online shopping day in u.s. history. but, that barely edged online shopping sales on black friday shopping sales on black friday which came in at $3.3 billion. when you continue to donate to turkey tuesday through wednesday at any bashes or food city. you can donate online by visiting 12news.com and go to turkey tuesday. >>> helping to feed those who could use a helping hand this season. >>> and education proposal for are they at -- from the arizona superintendent. are on the christmas wishes this year. >>> looking at temperatures across the valley, it is chilly for us. it will get colder tonight. we will talk about how low the temperatures will drop coming >>> welcome back everybody. time for hot headlines. the super intendant of public and -- superintendent of public instruction, diane douglas is proposing pay raises for teachers and new buses.>> the plan was unveiled today. it would give arizona public schools $680 million to pay for the improvements and changes. reality.>>> the governor'

adobe hit $1.1 billion, $149 million has come from shopping on mobile device.at's nearly 60% higher than the prior year. lauren: that only goes till 5:00 p.m., when we get the overnight numbers we will see how big it got. carroll brady died after heart condition surrounded by friends and family, tributes to henderson have poured in on social media with many calling her america's mom. lauren henderson dead at 82. nicole: she would be fondly remembered. the holiday shopping season is kicking off. millions taking advantage of the black friday deals. >> burn calories after thanksgiving dinner. >> my wife is shopping. i hang out here and guard the grandchildren. nicole: big retails stores have already opened giving shoppers early start, we will tell you who are early winners so far. russell hit life-time highs yesterday. 3 record straight closes. wednesday, i mean, this morning stocks up in asia, euro and also right here in the states. dow futures up 54, s&p futures up 4, the dollar index soaring a 14-year high as well. something to watch as well. you're watching fb

adobe digital insights says shoppers spent more than twelve year....with consumers spending more than a billion dollars shopping on their tablets and smartphones. and they're being called the tennessee 20. the group of 20 co-workers at an auto parts manufacturer in lafayette won the powerball over the weekend. they'll split the 420 million dollars and will be taking home 12-point-7 million dollars a piece. all said theyll either stay at work ...r stay long enough to train their state's second-largest lottery jackpot ever. ahead on wakeup this morning -- taking on the world champs. we break down the bucks victory against the cavaliers - coming up. and after the break -- arrests made during protests for raising the minimum wage in west milwaukee. the now at 5:30. a ruling from a dane county judge --determines how ballots will be hand recount will not be enforced rob joins us now on our brand new weather deck a low and the trough that trails it will move over our area today. as a result, we start sunny but end cloudy with a chance for showers by this evening. showers persist overnight, p

adobe predicts that cyber monday sales will hit $3.4 billion and 36% of the customers will shop on cyber monday which is up from last year. retailers say they've increased fulfillment centers. beware of fraudulent apps. those that look legit but steal your private information. here is advice for safely shopping online. go to the retailers website first. check credit card statements regularly and read reviews of apps before downloading them. >> michelle: we can expect an estimated 1 billion packages delivered to homes across u.s. that means thieves like this. the ones that will r lurking in the background waiting for you to leave to steal goodies off people's doorsteps. it happens all the time. front door package thieves have been targeting a central valley neighborhood. a man taking matters in his own hands baiting the thieves. what do you think was in the box? poop. the package courtesy of his 95 poundage unanimous shepherd. >> i stuffed it full of reprocessed dog chow. >> i think it's hilarious. >> the folks living in the neighborhood that's affected hope it's unpleasant package that's

planners actually meant mexicans when they referred to adobe. it has been gentrified and has new owners. and now it is cool in 2016. people like to live in adobe houses and are looking to live in these kind of houses. these homes are the most expensive real estate in tucson per square footage, more expensive than places in the foothills. but those of the changes that have happened in the last 50 years and the differences that people have regarding ingredients, materials such as adobe, which is now held in high regard and seen and valued as sustainable. most of the people in that area were renters. only 20% of the people who lived in that area, including businesses, actually owned their own homes. that can have dire effects in this election, 1966, because in arizona at that time in acting 66 -- at that time in 1966, the world bond elections, yes or no, and for these types of elections, only real property owners could vote. the majority of residents in la calle were not able to vote on this initiative. and you had people outside their community, t

overall - online retail sales tipped one billion on thanksgiving day according to numbers from adobe. that's up almost 14 percent from a year ago. it estimates that combined - to increase its late fee - charging customers 38 dollars if they're late on more than one payment in a 6 month period. black friday is a great day for deals... but we have ways to save you cash.... on technology is helping shoppers find deals on food. checkout 51 and i-botta (eye- botta) offer cash back rewards on hundreds of items... and savings from 25 cents to a couple dollars. >>> technology is helping people shop for food. >> i'm into app and spend a little time you might want to buy and if you buy the product and try it out, well share our advertis you in the form of a cash reward. >>> so after check out, users claim the rewards and upload a photo of their receipt as proof. >>> if you still need to cross people off the holiday shopping list and want something, look for deals in mom and pop shops in afrz airs -- because tomorrow is small business on door busters and the department stores, it keeps money in

adobe as you know has been doing magic in the area of digital media and marketing for many years.nd we head through the how do images and videos really work. to deliver a battle -- better digital experience. let's say you're looking for an image that you want to put in a composition that you are trying to create. instead of having to search by putting in keywords we might say i want to look for a picture with a dog on the left side. we made a seven image. find images like this. on the digital media site. anybody that wants to create compelling content well now help automate that for every one of them. i look at this and i think to myself this to be great for the movie business. for anybody that has a story to tell. think about education. there is no reason why education needs to be boring with text. everybody has a story to tell. we want to put the power of this into the hands of every single individual. i want to know about it. face aware liquefy. what is that? >> that's probably what it does. it understands the contour of her face. the stock is up hundred 55 percent. we have don

according to adobe digital insights -- online sales are expected to surpass -- three-billion dollars -- for the first time! thanksgiving day sales online -- totaled nearly two-billion dollars. that's up almost 12 percent -- from thanksgiving day last year. opened a class action lawsuit -- against the bank over its fake- account scandal. but wells fargo is playing hardball. the bank -- asked the u-s district court in utah -- to force dozens of those customers -- to resolve their claims -- in closed-door arbitration -- instead of open court. wells fargo argues -- customers sign an agreement -- requiring them to enter arbitration. the bank -- is being sued -- for opening as many -- as 2-million unauthorized accounts. wells fargo -- has wrongdoing. and now to the latest on the presidential transition....after president-elect donald trump celebrated thanksgiving with family and friends at his mar a lago resort, he is now expected to turn back to his transition plans and filling out the members of his cabinet. abc's lana zak is in washington.... pkg script: as president-elect donald trump

used this to steal information, the flaw detected by researcher at google who alerted microsoft and adobe systems. adobe put in a fix last week and microsofts patch now and will release that next week. >> new this morning, motivation to exercise. how about money? we were caw is back with house cash. >> money works, i found a number of apps that tie the workout to supporting causes you care about so extra incentive to do more. one donates the money to something you don't support, if you fall short of your goal. >> debbie is devoted to her dog, she and her sister walk or run raising money for the afpca. the free app charity mile keeps the tally and depending pays out to a variety of causes. >> you have interests like special olympics is in there, habitat for humanity. >> thanks for a big sponsors it is free for you. just select your charity and then your activity. >> outdoor walk and run, and it will show that you are ready to go. and you just start w your mode of exercise. >> bike is ten cents a mile. >> charity bets works on the notion the better you perform the more money you raise, and

that's according to adobe mitchell, a marketing firm. sales were up 12%. >> something else that surged, gun background checks. 185,000 applications for those just on black friday. that's about 400 more than last year. it's a new record in the u.s. anyone who purchases a gun from a federally licensed firearm dealer is required to first fill out a 16-question form about their background, drug use and criminal history. >>> now to the event a lot of locals have been waiting for. this time next year fans will be able to catch an nhl game. >>ut why wait? as denise rosch explains, unlv hockey is coming on strong and could be on the hunt for a national championship. >> reporter: it's a delicate balance every student athlete understands. >> i'm going into mechanical engineering. >> reporter: making time for both school and the sport you love. but here at the las vegas ice center, members of the unlv rebel hockey team practice hard to stay on top. months. it's a dedicated sport. they are fortunate to play it. they know it. >> reporter: and the hea

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adobe digital inside says online shoppers showed up 2.4 black friday wasn't too far behind. it generated 110 $110 million, less an online sales fiber -- cyber monday. >>> 2.5 million dehumidifiers are being recalled hundreds of fires. they are sold in various sizes under 13 brands including frigidaire, ge and kenmore. the company announced recall 2014 so many still use the units they are announcing it again. you have one of these you are advised to stop using it, contact the company for a full refund. check if it seems like a morning cup of coffee is costing you more cash, you are correct. it may be a large part because a growing group of you can't get enough of it. >>> and over caffeinated don kendrick went to the source. millennials and younger she stuck my local coffeehouse with the story. >> reporter: our cup of morning choice. those craving caffeine gets younger and younger. part of what they are calling a coffee culture in which millennials are stacking up the lion share of the coffee. market analysis company bloomberg says local demand. he is an all-time high and mill

. >>> speaking of on-line shopping, according to adobe more than $5 billion was that is up about 18% over last year. >>> get ready for a christmas tree lighting on nbc and 12 news. these are live pictures from new york city. the annual lighting of the tree at rockefeller plaza. will happen wednesday night, the show starts 7:00, will be followed by dolly parton's "christmas of many colors" at 8:00, on 12. >> one of these years i'm going to do new york city. >> it's pretty cool. >> either that or christmas. have you been? >> i've not for new year's eve. and wouldn't dream of it. >> yeah. no. that is a little too intense for me. >>> let's look live now from our downtown phoenix web cam. and conditions are really quieting down compared to this time yesterday. when those winds were howling and that rain was coming down. let's look at the radar because we may not be completely finished yet with the rain. we still have a little moisture to the north and so we could see showers. seeing a few sprinkles there just south of cave creek. then we're also seeing a little eastern maricopa county. i

according to adobe -- customers spent more than three-billion dollars shopping online on black friday -- an increase of nearly 22- percent from last year. the company suggests the wading through packed malls and retail stores. coming up on kwwl -- the big ten football championship game is set after a wild football saturday. and the it is not a very happy ending for the iowa state cyclones on senior day. west virgina to end the regular season. the cyclones are seeking their third straight victory----and bring a positive close to matt campbell's first year as head coach. the crowd is pumped on senior day at jack trice stadium.. west virginia making some big plays early--- mountaineer quarterback skylar howard launches one deep and shelton gibson lays out to make a up a west virginia touchdown and a 14-3 lead. but the cyclones' kene n-wang-wu fields the ensuing kick at his own three---finds a seam ---and he is going to sprint 97 yards for the score---iowa state is going to pull within 14- 10--with the third longest kick return in cyclone history... but it's not a happy senior day in ames

adobe says online sales for the first two weeks of november actually came in lower than expected. area morgan stanley adviser says uncertainty can make consumers cautious about spending. experts say this holiday weekend will be a good indicator for the way the rest of the shopping season will go. >> happening today, a special delivery for the white house. first lady michelle obama will receive the final white house christmas tree of her husband's presidency. this year's tree is a 19-foot douglas fir donated by a group from wisconsin. meanwhile, president obama offering a message of unity in his final thanksgiving address. he acknowledged this was a divisive election. >> we focus on the candidate we support instead of some of the ideals that we share. a few short weeks later, thanksgiving reminds us, no matter our differences, we're still one people. >> mr. obama made several phone calls to service members to thank them. earlier the first family served dinner at the armed forces retirement home in d.c. in the meantime, the president-elect says he's working hard even during this sth

adobe, which tracks online retail transactions say consumers spent $3.3 billion shopping online on friday alone. a 21% increase from the same day last year. and more than ever before. online. those buys up to 33%. >>> this friday, five local children will be honored at the annual combat for a cure gala out of the four seasons. these are children who will be recognized for their bravery in battling cancer. combat for a cure if you're not familiar with the organization, is saint ball drecks. they donated $10,000 that will be specifically going towards researching a cure for blasto ma. a rare childhood cancer. we had a special visit in the studio today. eight-year-old james who's battling brain cancer. you wouldn't know it. he's a smart little boy. he's a founder for the combat for the cure. >> i wanted to -- and research only and to raise awareness. because without awareness, we don't have research. if you want to help the core of the issue and donate money to now, it's left and left, then you need to combat for a cure sglfrment the holiday gala is coming up december 2nd. that's this friday

according to adobe, that is more than 20% increase from the same day last year. more than ever, shoppers use their telephones and tablets to snag deals. i know that i did the local some of the country's biggest shopping malls, including mall of america. they say that the friday was the busiest day in history. the holiday savings continue tomorrow with cyber monday. that is when the stores and major retailers move all of those good sales onto their websites. if you are looking to book your next vacation, cyber monday could be the day to do at several hotel and resort chains like marriott, starwood, they are offering a deep online sales. some with up to 50% off of a room. th if you have not checked or powerball tickets, the odds are you did not win of the huge $421 million jackpot for someone day. a single ticket sold in tennessee won the entire thing. the winner has not come forward yet. a lucky person there. the jackpot has been growing since the last time that there was a winner, back in september. this morning it is back down to a paltry $40 million. let's get

online shoppers were projected to hit a record $3.3 billion in adobe digital insight which tracks sales said cybersales on black friday reached $3.3 billion, up 21%. >>> and tuesday, the actual kickoff with people around the world donating to the charity of their choice. last year giving $116 million. online, about 700,000 donors in 71 countries. anne-marie. >> love this idea. love it as a tradition. a good reminder of what the season is all about, gh jill? >> absolutely, giving back a little. >> you got it, jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much. >>> still ahead -- new zika fear, the first locally transmitted case of the virus is reported in texas. we're looking at what people are doing to protect themselves. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not tak

adobe says, more than $5 billion was spent online of things getting a black friday. that's up almost 18% over last year. >>>. my workers can count on 26 weeks of unemployment benefits. tomorrow, state lawmakers will start hearing a plan that could make the cuts of those payments our senior political correspondent explains the problem and the options. >>> to six weeks of unemployment benefits for life and we lost a job. >> i couldn't pay my bills or a mortgage. i would have been homeless. >> and implement insurance has a tiger purpose. this was not in charge of cuyahoga county job efforts. >> the economic safety net for the workers so they can continue to pay their bills, put food on the table. it's also the qt. >> jobseekers need more time to get new jobs. ohio, many other states went broke the recession. i'll pay off megabucks loans +245,000,000 images. >> the basic choice facing lawmakers, do they want to shore up the unemployment compensation plan by raising or cut benefits to workers. >> republicans retooled the plan, workers would not automatically get 26 weeks,

the software company adobe says 108 million online transactions from the top 100 u.s. retailers. so many people shopped online for black friday it could dethrone cyber monday as the biggest online shopping day of the year. online retailers broke a record by earning more than $5 billion during black friday and thanksgiving day combined. shoppers spent more than $3 billion on black friday. thanksgiving day shoppers spent nearly 2 billion. >>> and this black friday is history to make over $1 billion from purchases on mobile devices. the majority of online shoppers still used computers but mobile devices made up 36% of online sales. 25% on smart phones, 11% on tablets. >> don't need the weather to be nice to shop on your phone any day of the year here. temperatures right now in the mid and upper 50s, in fact we're warmer than this time yesterday, and we'll be warmer tomorrow and the day after that, and we have a trend that is going to set up here, and i think if you like the warm and humid conditions of late summer, you're going to enjoy the extended forecast. for now still doing oka

according to adobe thanksgiving day shoppers spent more than $1 billion online on friday. so that's about 14% more than last year. the company estimates thanksgiving, black friday and generate more than $8 billion in online sales. >> all right. black friday's over. today it's all about shopping local and local for small business saturday. it's an idea which sprung up seven years ago as an alternative, of course, to black friday and cyber monday. it encouraging holiday shoppers to get out and support our local businesses. governor tweeting today reinvests in arizona small businesses which make our character of r communities. #shop small. >> why would we want to go to the box stores when we have people hand making items and working hard and yeah. good to support them. >> lastlast year, 95 million people shopped on small business saturday. spending around $16 billion. experts say that number should go up this year. all of those shoppers out there. today we had that blanket of mid-and high level cloudsthat were out there for us. and of course, we also had the cooler temperatur

phones and designer sneakers and black friday sales jumped 11% compared to last year according to adobe. $1.17 billion has been sold today. >> let's take a look on the clear, cool evening. that is a view. you can see that area of rainfall to our northwest that is meft locations will receive a quarter inch to half an inch of rain this season. by 5:00 a.m., i'll give you an idea of how much rain is coming your way, shortly. >> we appreciate the support everyone has given us over the last few weeks. >> today, we're hearing from a family of a missing mother from redding found alive after a three-week disappearance. >> we'll hear from a family hoping their 2-year-old girl will come home months after her disappearance. plus... >> i came here as a camper and it's a huge part of the woman i've become. >> coming up, we'll take you to a camp that changes lives, >>> the older sister of the redding wife and mom who went missing three weeks says her family is happy she's been returned safely. deputies believe two armed women abducted her while out jogging. they say she was dropped off near interstat

according to adobe digital insights, consumers spent $3.45 million online that day. that's about 12% more on sales and cyber monday 2015. >>> this is what black friday looked like in many stores across this country. let's just say there was a lot of pushing and shoving over deals and it was a slightly different story in canada. watch this. walking in single file while being cheered on by employees. the video is posted on youtube and it hasn't been authenticated yet but it looks pretty real. it's definitely funny. >>> tonight, something to sing about for the musical hamilton park>> ? i'm patiently waiting, patiently smashing your expectations. >> according to the new york thanksgiving week setting a new record. the times reported wicked previously held that record. >>> movie fans have a limited time opportunity to see a classic on the big screen again.>> it's like tiffany's. >> the jewelry store? >> that's right. >> i'm crazy about tiffany's. >> if you are crazy about breakfast at tiffany's, catch the oscar-winning film starring audrey hepburn. turner classic movies i

adobe thinks americans will buy 9% more this cyber monday than last year, meaning online sales couldllion, again making today the biggest online sales day in the u.s. history. we'll see what happens. the biggest task for retailers, of course, is to convert that very heavy traffic into sales and make sure their sites can handle it 37 last cyber monday was target.com's biggest day ever and its site crashed. this thanksgiving became target.com's new biggest day ever, and its site held up. but macys.com was jammed for many shoppers. walmart says its web traffic is ten times normal thanksgiving through cyber monday. the retailer has been stress testing its website under even higher traffic levels. it's increased its page load time by 33% and it's doubled the number of mega fulfillment centers since last year. cyber monday is to help those robots. so, it's a combination of both human labor and robotics. but this fulfillment center has been very busy filling some of those orders from this weekend and then again doing more today once those cyber monday orders start rolling in. but it is stil

amson says items ordered today have already eclipsed last year and adobe expects online sales to hit3 billion today. that will be the first time that we've seen those levels for black friday. now, budget conscious shoppers are going to be finding the best deals on tablets, tvs, pet care, and toys. in fact, the deals on tablets are about twice as good as what we saw last year with a 25% discount on average. adobe says the top-selling products online so far is the hp inspiron computer, nerf guns and drones. those are just some of them. we're seeing traffic begin to pick up at the mall. i think the big box stores got hit last night. everybody we talked to said they kind of hit those first, some took a break, some have been out all night, and now the train is running down here with all the kids. >> we're hoping it doesn't turn into a blood sport at the malls. with more on the retail winners and losers this black friday, brian nagle with oppenheimer and oliver chen, retail analyst with fallon and company. welcome to both of you. brian, i'll start with you. i wonder how much does black fri