adobe analytics estimates consumers spend $9 billion, a 22% increase over last year. and today is cyber monday, expected to be the biggest online sales day in u.s. history. adobe analytics is protecting retailers will pull in and $12.7 billion in sales, a 35% jump over last year. shopping experts say if you are buying holiday gifts, don't wait too long. >> the reason being, number 1, that item might not exist in a couple of weeks. number 2, you might experience shipping delays, and number 3, there could be inventory issues. >> amazon says it is ready for the holidays. the company has hired hundreds of thousands of new workers this year and is confident the package will be on time. >>> the pandemic has put a lot of bay area families in a tough spot this holiday season. kpix 5 is working with food banks and other organizations to help. sharon chen has more on our food for bay area families drive under way. >> reporter: second harvest of silicon valley is be feeding a record number of people during the covid-19 pandemic and many of those folks have never had to use a foo

segun datos de la empresa "adobe analytics", los consumidores gastaron 9 mil millones de dolares en linea un aumento de casi el 22% con respecto a los 7,4 mil millones de dolares de las ventas en linea del aqo pasado. los pequeqos negocios en la frontera entre mexico y estados unidos siguen experimentando una caida drastica en sus ingresos debido a las restricciones de viaje por la pandemia. pero ante la falta de personas, los negociantes acuden a su creatividad para mantenerse fuertes y sobrevivir a la crisis, como nos explica jorge fregoso desde california. el senado mexicano aprobo un cambio en la constitucion que permitira juzgar a los presidentes, mientras estan en el cargo, por delitos como traicion a la patria o corrupcion. desde ciudad de mexico, paulina gomez nos dice que falta para que la historica y desde ya polemica medida entre en vigencia y nos tiene la reaccion del presidente, andres manuel lopez obrador. miles de guatemaltecos salen a las calles para presionar la renuncia del presidente alejandro giammattei.los habitantes de de las islas del caribe colombiano azotadas por

adobe analytics, also, found that 44% of consumers plan to shop locally, today.those shoppers is vice president-elect kamala harris. >> sadly, since covid started, one in four small businesses in our country has closed. and we want to make sure that we sustain these small businesses, to help them through this moment, so they can continue to do what they do. >> how about this? some experts say consumers are spend le spending less on entertainment and travel which means they have more discretionary income. shoppers in the u.s. spent around $9 billion from their phones or comuters, according to adobe analytics which tracks online shopping. hot wheels, hoverboards, and lego sets. top-selling electronics include airpods and apple watches, amazon echo, and samsung tvs. all right. >>> certainly, a beautiful day to do any shopping, locally. spencer christian joining us, live, from his memhome, with a little more on the unseasonably warm forecast. >> you're right, dion. it is unseasonable. we are well into what we always called the rainy season here, in the bay area. but

adobe analytics estimates consumers spent $9 billion. 20 to 22% increase over last year. today is cyber monday, it is expected to be the biggest online sales they in u.s. history. the bump during last week in small business saturday was more crucial than ever. 38% of consumers planning to shop small this holiday season according to adobe analytics. since the start of the pandemic, small businesses are 32% decrease in revenue and about 29% of small businesses closed. and not even the pandemic could stop some cavemen from taking over at the box office. universal pictures animated sequel the crew, a new agent did other than expected taking in $14.2 million over the five-day thanksgiving holiday weekend. while it did well for the pandemic, it was still well below the typical holiday movie opening. >> we are also hearing that is making an old game feel new again? >> yeah, the new record breaking series the queen's gambit. if it left you feeling expired inspired to play chess, you are in good company. chessboard sales has soared 125% . the miniseries follows the life of a young

according to adobe analytics. that's a growth of over 35% from last year. today, there are special low prices on electronics, televisions and appliances. postal service is telling people to take in their packages to avoid theft. >> if that package is out on the porch, there is no way for it to be stolen. off, the less time it will be there. >> fewer shoppers in store for black friday. plenty of online shopping spending $9 million on the web after thanksgiving. that is a record high. coming up, colorado's govern quarantining after being exposed to someone who tested positive. he embodied the dark side. we remember the man who played hollywood's greatest villains. this is cbs morning news. man who played hollywood's greatest villains. this is cbs morning news. mom...that was taken at the farm. it was in this small little village. in connemara? right! connemara it is. honestly, we went there- oh, oh look at that! look at that. brushing only reaches 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle

adobe analytics are predicting that retailers could take in as much as $12.7 billion. that would be a gain of 35% compared to last year. and it would make at this time biggest digital shopping day ever. >> consumers spent less on entertainment, on dining out, on travel, and given what 2020 threw at us, this is a moment where people are gifting and giving to their friends and family as a way of boosting their spirits. >> some of the items priced to move include toys and computers, along with electronics, appliances and televisions. >>> who couldn't use a little something extra to pick them up? the delivery, the special one made today for those on the front lines in the bay area. and get ready for yet another chilly night. spencer christian joining us next with the accuweather forecast. >>> all kinds of questions on where the niners will practice play. they were in l.a. they need a win and boy, did they get it. good as go >>> an enormous construction project along one of san francisco's busiest streets will break ground tomorrow. drivers who use 19th avenue on the west s

adobe analytics is predicting that retailers could take in as much as $12.7 billion. and that would be a gain of 35% compared to last year. and it would make it the biggest digital shopping day ever. >> consumers spent less on entertainment, on dining out, on travel. and given what 2020 threw at us, this is a moment where people are gifting and giving to their friends and family as a way of boosting their spirits. >> some of the items priced to move include toys and computers along with electronics, appliances and televisions. >>> the man who played darth vader in the original "star wars" trilogy has died. david prowse passed away after a brief illness according to iz had agent. prowse was a champion english weightlifter. but he is best known for his role as darth vader. while james earl jones provided the voice, prowse created the commanding presence. he was 85 years old. >>> who could use a little something extra to pick them up right now? the special delivery made today for those on the front lines in the bay area. >>> i'm spencer christian. just how mild will our

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morning consumer spent 9 billion dollars on black friday shopping online according to data from adobe analyticsver 21 and a half percent compared to last year. apparently the pandemic kept more shoppers at home and away from the usually crowded stores and lines at malls. tomorrow of course is cyber monday and it's expected to be the biggest digital sales day in u.s. history. rich demuro has some online shopping tips for you. >>even through a pandemic cyber monday expected to keep its crown as the biggest online shopping day of the year adobe analytics forecasting 12.7 billion dollars in sales. 35% more than last year. the consumer technology association expects adults to spend an average of $528 on gadgets there's not much that that isn't on sale during cyber monday, nathan burrow is deals editor at the website wirecutter a good first stop when looking for cyber monday steals when we post a deal on a given item it's not only a great price relative 20 usually costs. >>but it is a quality item once you find something you want price. check it camel camel camel and are 2 good resources. a quick goo

pause until americans get some real clarity on who's actually going to with a recent survey from adobe analytics which tracks internet retailers they showed a drop in spending it's very likely you know as in 2016 online sales dropped 14 percent the day after the election and then they dropped 6 percent the day after the 2018 midterms so right now i'm currently 26 percent of consumers said that the presidential outcome will affect their holiday spending so the prolonged counting of votes and also the possibility of a court battle or civil unrest has prompted me to tell us in major cities such as the city of new york chicago and l.a. to board up their windows again so on top of that as you mentioned millions of americans are still out of work and regardless of whether or biden winning the president will likely lead a divided government which will make it all the more difficult to strike a stimulus deal for consumers and businesses. tabio the i assume services report came out today that slim to the weakest since may job growth it's also showing some signs of slowdown how this is affect the u.s. rec

stores are bulking up direct shipping and in-store and curbside pickup, with adobe analytics predictingin pickup shopping methods. traditional brick-and-mortar businesses are also focusing on shipping to e-commerce. online sales art peck specter to surge 33% to $189 billion. that will not only pressure retailers to adapt but will -- getting that change is crucial for struggling storms -- stores to survive. shift towards e-commerce and contactless shopping methods could be permanent. so if shoppers do not have a good experience this season, retailers could risk losing them for good. haidi: that was ritika gupta reporting on the preview for black friday. let's bring in a veteran of the retail industry, burt flickinger, managing director for strategic resource group, joining us on thanksgiving from new york. we really appreciate your time with us on the holiday. online whatn about has been an unprecedented pandemic year. is that still the theme that carries through? and what does that mean for some of the consumer behavior that we associate with brick-and-mortar shopping, like impulse sear

online sales are expected to surge 33% to $189 billion, according to adobe analytics.will mark not only pressure retailers to adapt, but stretch fulfillment networks. getting that is crucial for stores to survive. shifts toward e-commerce and contactless shopping methods could be permanent. if shoppers don't have a good experience this season, retailers could risk losing them for good. anna: that was a look at holiday shopping stateside. charles allen, senior retail analyst for bloomberg intelligence, johns us now. i know your focus is more on europe, but just reflect on what we were hearing there on just how different this holiday shopping season is going to be compared to other years. today looks different for a start in terms of the u.s. retail space, doesn't it? charles: yeah, it's almost all the big u.s. retailers that had gradually had a few hours opening on thanksgiving, usually in the afternoon. they've decided to close, wal-mart, target, best buy, etc., will not be opening today. i mean, you can shop online if you want, but it's sort of employees that the have

according to adobe analytics online sales topped $2 billion on election day. >> shoppers just as eagerre election day spending $2.2 billion on monday. online sales expected to reach a total of 16 million by saturday. >> i was not. >> some americans turned to food and booze instead. i will not follow-up the question with that. apprise near me and liquor near me were among top election day searches, pizza and chinese food taking top spot on tuesday. jillian: the top pollster - voters legalize recreational marijuana. >> comes as a shock, you think if you are into that stuff you would know by now but was what i know. jillian: 13 until the top of the our, pennsylvania congressional candidate kathy barnett refusing to concede. todd: the republican suing over what she believes is vote by mail fraud. she joins us on the legal fight next. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? delegating? oh, good one. move your

adobe analytics said initial figures show thanksgiving day is on track to break $6 billion in online sales up from $4.2 billion last year. shopify says the average online shopping cart had $88 in goods in it. several chains kept their physical stores closed on thanksgiving this year to limit crowds, of course, pushing more deals online. black friday projected to generate $10 billion in online sales up nearly 40% from last year. with your cnbc morning report, i'm brian sullivan. >>> miley cyrus has released her seventh studio album. here is a clip from one of the tracks. ♪ i don't miss you but i think of you ♪ ♪ i don't know why >> the album is titled "plastic hearts" and includes guest vocals from joan jett, billy idol and fleetwood mac's stevie nicks. the record is out today. >> let's get a check of your weather and traffic. i'm guessing not much traffic on this black friday. chilly weather, kari, good morning. >>> good morning. we've seen temperatures in the 20s and 30s for some of our north bay valleys. and we're going to have the all-clear day. that's a beautiful view from belved

adobe analytics says and online spending is expected to grow 33% year after year during the holiday seasonll go back to chicago. grady trimble is there and he has more on that aspect. >> we started our day at target, just about ten people at the door and the reason for that is because this year e-commerce is where it's at. you can get your shopping done from the comfort of your couch. we are at mers apothecary here in chicago, just one of the many businesses taking advantage of the economy. if you look at these numbers from the national retail federation, as like you said that's up about 30% compared to last year. anthony is the owner here and he's also packing up because your sales have tripled in terms of online ordering, right? >> yes. we have stores but as that went down, our online sales of personal care, specialty grooming, beauty products, it went through the roof. so it's keeping a small specialty business and business and we are working hard to get it done. >> we have the retail space in front, tell me what you have seen in terms of the shifter this year from previous years with o

consumers spent roughly 9 billion dollars us retail websites just yesterday this is according to adobe analytics that is about a 22% increase over last year 7.4 billion dollars. meanwhile in person traffic at retail stores dropped 52%. adobe says that monday which is known as cyber monday could be the largest online sales day in u.s. history bank ago doing. if you want to like i've got nothing me up i got to give up i know how to find the deals. >>do you i got its start hanging out with you more often. meanwhile black friday and life and death on the books today, small business saturday, but because of covid mom and pop shops. >>and just need of our help now more than kron four's reyna harvey takes us now to berkeley to show us how people there are supporting. >>the local businesses. >>it's small business saturday and you see a lot of business owners here in berkeley getting ready for what they hope it will be a pretty successful weekend. now many businesses here in the birth the area have been hit really hard. >>by covid-19 many of them have had to close their doors for ever so they're hoping.

but for small individual makers, for example those adobe analytics number, one the biggest gains coming than doubled granted they don't have the market share of an amazon, amazon takes two-thirds of the pie online and everything either is fighting for the rest but nonetheless, that is still a marked increase for small entrepreneurs if you will trying to sell their wares. people shopping more online, they are looking a bit more personalized >> okay. very quickly, be honest, i know you live in manhattan, so it is a bit of a different story, when is the last time that you were inside a mall? >> wow i will tell you -- >> mine was in 2019. >> i was at one a couple months as go, but it is an outdoor mall, like it is on the street and i felt much more comfortable doing that we went for lunch because it was nice and spacious. and so that made me comfortable. going inside a mall, i'm still working up my courage. that's just me >> you'll be just fine and we appreciate that you are there. and i actually kind of looking forward to hitting the food court, sampling all the free things and not paying

for black friday alone, preliminary data from adobe analytics put yesterday's online sales on price to amount to 8.9 billion and 9.6 billion, that would be an increase between the 20% and 29% from last year. amazon is not the only retailer benefitting from an online boom. the national retail federation expects that sales from online and other nonstores will increase between 20% and 30%. between 202 billion to 218 billion. up from 268 billion last year. how telling it the front page on "the new york times" is this, amazon hires at record clip 1400 per day. the story reports that amazon added 427,300 employees between january and october. pushing its workforce to 1.2 million people globally. that's up more than 50% from a year ago. for amazon, the pandemic has been clearly good for business but is amazon's success good for the rest of justice us? if anything, it's very dominant and very little competition. according to my next guest, there are proportionate more american households that belong to amazon prime than will decorate a christmas tree, own a pet, vote in elections, belong to a

spent roughly 9 billion dollars on us retail websites just yesterday alone this is according to adobe analytics that is about a 22% increase over last year's 7.4 billion dollars. meanwhile in person traffic at retail stores dropped 52% adobe says that monday which is known as cyber monday could be the largest online sales day. in u.s. history. i did my part with small business saturday, though you know a lot of a lot of these deals have already been around since the beginning of the month. >>yeah they've been trying to get your money and they've got a lot of it already so they're doing a good job. meanwhile the pandemic is forcing a lot of businesses to get creative this year and it gave a pair of podcasters the right opportunity to hit the road. they set off to learn how small businesses are managing to survive while also meeting with fans and adding a smile along the way. aaron nola and has more on live from blank. >>these 2 have been miked up together for 2 years. storm chasers. adventure here in me and what better way to test this relationship then a 16 state logging more than 9,000 miles a

adobe analytics projects today's sales will bring in between 10 and $12 billion.ter black friday online sales sore by 22%. raking in a record $9 billion; however, in store visits, of course, plummeted by 52%. oh, boy. griff: i can't wait to see what i buy. visiting the rockefeller christmas tree different this year. visitors will need tickets to see it in person. mayor de blasio says it is to help with social distancing, more details on that and other changes will be announced later today. tree lighting festivities begin wednesday night. >> scuba diving santa greeting guests that the florida aquarium. walch. >> he knows when you have been sleeping and knows when you are awake and when you have been scuba diving because he scuba dives for goodness sake. carley: santa will be taking the plunge every saturday until christmas. how fun is that. griff: "fox & friends" begins right now. >> assume you are infected, that warning coming from top health experts. >> now is not the time to let our guard down. we have really gout to be diligent and comply with the cdc guideline

according to adobe analytics consumer spending $9 billion online that's a 22% increase over the sameest one-line spending day in u.s. history behind cyber monday 2019 let's see if we can top that today. bertha coombs with a preview of cyber monday good morning, bertha. >> good morning, seema one of the things you have to watch for is memberships video services get us to subscribe with must-see content. retailers the holidays are like a block buster membership event. it's a game amazon has played to its strength for 15 years now. on its way to over 150 million prime members worldwide who executives say have spent and bought more during the pandemic. target's shipt has a holiday promotion, half off its $99 a year membership. they have seen over 200% growth for three consecutive quarters analysts estimate it's on pace to drive $1 billion in sales this year. >>> and walmart is offering a 15-day free trial of walmart plus which launched this fall as the pandemic has boosted digital sales. walmart plus is also priced about 20 bucks less than amazon. now, it provides free two-day delivery w

this is according to adobe analytics which measures sales at 80 of the top 100 us online retailers. the top items included lego sets barbie toys kids scooters laptops and apple watches. and black friday comes as local businesses are struggling due to restrictions imposed by the pandemic now a new statewide effort aims to help small businesses hurting because of the pandemic it's called the california rebuilding fun, it will mainly focus on small businesses that are underbanked the fund will provide applicants up to $100,000 in loans using a blend of state and private money. so far the state has put up 25 million for the fund with the private sector providing an indefinite amount of funds. >>they apply they go through matching process for eligibility. and once you determine eligible, there mashed with that you wonder a cfi tension institution and we'll go through in loan underwriting process once approved they will be granted a loan. >>fund organizers say in its first day and a half 1400 california businesses applied. 1000 of them are matched processing 75 million dollars in loans. t

pandemic cyber monday expected to keep its crown as the biggest online shopping day of the year adobe analytics forecasting 12.7 billion dollars in sales. 35% more than last year. the consumer technology association expects adults to spend an average of $528 on gadgets there's not much that that isn't on sale during cyber monday, nathan burrow is deals editor at the website wirecutter a good first stop when looking for cyber monday steals when we post a deal on a given item it's not only a great price >>but it is a quality item once you find something you want price. check it camel camel camel and are 2 good resources. a quick google shopping search is also a smart thing to do bring up all the retailers that have it available and just make sure that you're getting a good price relative to other reliable retailers out there don't feel pressure to jump on a deal before you research it even amazon's lightning deals generally give you a 15 minute grace period to check out after adding one to your car. take advantage of wait lists for the items you really want is over another person is added to the

according to adobe analytics, today's digital sales are expected to come in as high as $13 billion.t is the biggest on record. this tops black friday's online spend which surged to 21.6% to a new record of just $9 billion? look at that. so cyber monday will be gigantic. cybersales booming as shopping in brick and mortar stores cratered over 50% this year due to the pandemic. grady trimble is at a walmart in chicago to take a look at how big box retailers are taking on amazon and trying to morph to a very difficult landscape here. reporter: yeah, those big box stores like walmart are trying to give amazon a run for its money, but this weekend, amazon rose to the occasion and to the competition. take a look at these numbers from thanksgiving and black friday. amazon had 55% share of online sales compared to these other retailers. that's up for amazon about 4% year over year. amazon was followed by walmart, best buy, target and then ebay. you mentioned this, foot traffic in retail locations was way down this year, about 52%. look at this video we have. it looks like any other day at th

racked up $62 billion in online holiday sales in the first three weeks of november, according to adobe analyticss weekend is when holiday shopping hits overdrive. more than 100 million of us expected to shop on black friday, according to the national retail federation. >> if we look at saturday and sunday, there seems to be a preference for online on those days the other two days of the weekend, we're finding folks are wanting to be online. >> reporter: this year we're not up for black friday door buster crowds three out of four americans surveyed say no thanks. >> i've maybe gone out for a door buster on black friday or late thanksgiving night if something was really enticing, but there's no way this year i would go near the stores. >> reporter: the result? an even bigger shift to online adobe estimates we'll spend a record $10 billion on black friday and $12.7 billion cyber monday, the biggest day for online sales of the year but some retailers, like the parent company of old navy, are worried about the rest of the season with rising covid cases and millions of americans, like alyssa cordero,

already spent $58 billion online on holiday deals, an average of $2 billion a day according to adobe analytics and this week that spending is expected to ramp up 50% to an average of $3 billion a day. more than half of millennials surveyed plan to shop in store on friday morning, amid covid, three out of four consumers are worried about crowds >> i've maybe gone out for a doorbuster on black friday or late thanksgiving night if something was really enticing, like maybe i should try and grab that, that's a great price but there's no way this year i would go near the stores >> yeah, and so as a result, it's expected to be a weekend online adobe estimates we'll spend a record $10 billion on black friday and another $12.7 billion on cyber monday, still the biggest shopping event of the holiday, up more than 35% year over year. and that online shift is not necessarily a bad thing for retailers. consumers surveyed by deloitte are planning to spend $229 in their online shopping this weekend compared to $149 for in-store shoppers. and people just don't go in and browse anymore when they're in store, b

adobe analytics found that 44% of consumers plan to shop locally yesterday. one of the shoppers was vice president-elect kamala harris. >> sadly, since covid started, one in four small businesses in our country has closed, and we want to make sure that we sustain the small businesses to help them through this moment so they can continue to do what they do. >> some experts say consumers are spending less on entertainment and travel, which means they have more discretionary income. >>> and struggling small businesses in vacaville could get a lifeline from the city as we head into the winter. the city council approved nearly $400,000 in grants to help businesses recoup losses from shutting down during the ongoing pandemic. part of the money comes from the c.a.r.e.s. act passed by congress earlier this year. businesses are eligible for up to $15,000 in relief funding. business owners can apply for a grant through december 3rd. >>> and more than $10 million granted to preserve salmon in california, the grants going toward the restoration and enhancement and protec

and adobe analytics is predicting that americans will spend $6 billion in online sales.hat's a whopping 42% higher this year compared to last year. so we know like you said, charles, that retailers are changing things up in the pandemic has definitely changed the holiday season, but tomorrow morning retailers are going to be open and bright and early and i'm sure a lot of people will be shopping, but the cdc is still warning americans to avoid crowded shopping malls and stores in order to prevent the spread of the virus. back to you. >> charles: christina, thank you very much. at the national retail federation is expecting big things for their shopping season despite the pandemic. coming as consumer just dropping a bit due to covid-19 concerns. what to make of all of this? let's get to read from barry givens and brian bradford. your thoughts on this holiday shopping season? >> it is interesting, charles, that the expectations are still for a very strong holiday shopping season. many people thought that the pandemic would dampen that just a bit. but it turns out the onlin

adobe analytics found that 44% of consumers plan to shop locally yesterday. one of the shoppers was vice president-elect kamala harris. >> sadly, since covid started, one in four small businesses in our country has closed, and we want to make sure that we sustain the small businesses to help them through this moment so they can continue to do what they do. >> some experts say consumers are spending less on entertainment and travel, which means they have more discretionary income. >>> and struggling small businesses in vacaville could get a lifeline from the city as we head into the winter. the city council approved nearly $400,000 in grants to help businesses recoup losses from shutting down during the ongoing pandemic. part of the money comes from the c.a.r.e.s. act passed by congress earlier this year. businesses are eligible for up to $15,000 in relief funding. business owners can apply for a grant through december 3rd. >>> and more than $10 million granted to preserve salmon in california, the grants going toward the restoration and protection of salmon h

hitting a new record this year, $5.1 billion, up more than 20% last year according to adobe analyticsles at 80 of the top u.s. online retailers. black friday was projected to general race $10 billion in online sales, up 39% from a year ago. david louie, abc 7 news reporter, visited with two local shopkeepers who have taken out loans to stay in business but the outlook is uncertain. >> we are right there, david, we're at the edge. >> reporter: mr. zavala and his wife have owned peninsula party rental r for 15 years, they final it difficult to be in survival mode. this weekend with the small business saturday push is crucial. >> only so long we can stay in business at a loss. we've been at a loss since march. this this keeps going, i don't know. >> reporter: they had to take a loan after traditional lenders turned them down. the nonprofit microlender essentializes in helping small businesses. >> we have to come to that realization there will be unfortunately small businesses that will not survive but we need to do as much as we can. >> reporter: small business owners rely on support fro

. $5.1 billion, that's up more than 20% last year according to adobe analytics, measuring sales at 80the top 100 u.s. online retailers. black friday was projected to generate $10 billion in online sales, up 39% from a year ago. abc 7 news reporter david louie visited with two local shopkeepers who have taken out loans to stay in business but the outlook is still uncertain. >> we are right there, david, we're at the edge. >> reporter: mr. zavala and his wife have owned peninsula party rental for 15 years. after that many years they find it difficult to be in survival mode. this weekend with the small business saturday push is crucial. >> only so long we can stay in business at a loss. we've been at a loss since march. so if this keeps going, i don't know. >> reporter: they had to take a loan from opportunity fund after traditional lenders turned them down. the nonprofit microlender specializes in helping small businesses. some will survive while others may not. >> we have to come to that realization there will be unfortunately small businesses that will not survive but we need to do as

according to adobe analytics. >>> a bay area business has made oprah's annual favorite things list, the of talk is recommending the motherland gift collection from red bay coffee which is based in oakland. the collection includes three 12 ounce bags of their best selling coffee beans, red bay coffee is one of several black owned businesses on oprah's list this year, and use the code oprah to get 20% off. pretty cool. >>> still to come on abc 7 mornings, the newest member of the california state assembly is making history, how he's breaking barriers in his own backyard. >>> and -- >> former vice president joe biden urging americans to remain calm as the final votes are tallied. ♪ with triple cheese and bacon or chili cheese. try my sauced and loaded fries. it's pretty delicious. try my sauced a♪♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way xfinity mobile's fast nationwide 5g network meets the first iphone with 5g. get the new iphone 12 on xfinity mobile. and right now get $250 off. learn more at an xfinity store today. seasoned curly fries, with triple cheese an

adobe analytics says cyber monday could be the largest online sale day in history. bring in retail analyst heath that herzog. some brick brick and mortars may outlive the pandemic. will they? >> i think some brick and mortars will, david. we're seeing hearing the word unprecedented which at this point has become cliche but that is exactly the way to describe it. we had four or five months where people were not going into stores. there were lockdowns. people felt uncomfortable leaving their homes and going shopping. we're seeing a lot of retailers try to get rid of inventory. we still don't know in some states underlockdown? you were talking about it with a congressman before. people don't feel comfortable going outside to shop. in fact oracle did a study, 62% of people would rather have their products delivered to their homes. so when retailers are faced with those kind of challenges they move everything online. so that is why we're seeing such a huge runup much sales especially online and especially on a day where online sales are supposed to be promoted. david: yo

that's according to the data firm adobe analytics and thanksgiving day spending rose by more than 21% compared to the same day last year. total spending yesterday north of $5 billion. an all-time high we have coverage from all angles tonight. in a moment "shark tank's" mr. wonderful will join us to talk about the online spending boom and how small businesses are staying afloat also reporting from deidre bosa on where people are spending their money this year. but first, cnbc's bertha coombs outside a target store in new york city. bertha, a quiet day? >> yeah, quiet day, though busier than you would have thought. this is normally the super bowl of shopping days but unlike football, this year black friday a lot less of a contact sport. we did find some lines we saw that a couple dozen gamers were lined up in the wee hours outside of the garden state mall not for bargains, but hoping to score a coveted ps5 console. by the time the store was set to open at 7:00 a.m., well that >> crowded in to try to get the word and the news was not good >> gamestop manager came out a minute ago and sai

reporter: big businesses are logging stronger sales so far this holiday season than smaller ones but adobe analyticshat gap will narrow as of today. eva. >> deirdre, thank you. >>> and joining us now is dayna isom johnson, trend expert from etsy. welcome to you, let's talk about small business saturday. it's so important to support these small businesses especially at this time more than ever, and your website has a special feature to do just that. >> absolutely. so you're right, eva. really this year is more important than ever to show your love and support to these small businesses who need it the most, and if you want to support your local community, all you have to do is set your filter on etsy to your local city or state and that way you'll have search results that are matching back to the area that you want to directly support. >> people are working on their shopping lists. what kind of trends are you seeing in gifts this year that is perhaps different from other years? >> absolutely. so this year, people really want to focus on finding the most personal, the most thoughtful gift and so person

according to adobe analytics. i'm sure alcohol has been on the rise too.aw that as well. >>> the bay area business has made oprah's annual favorite things list, the queen of talk is recommending the motherland gift collection from red bay coffee which is based in oakland. the collection includes three 12 ounce bags of their best selling coffee beans, red bay coffee is one of several black owned businesses on oprah's list this year, and use the code oprah to get 20% off. cool to see. >>> still to come on abc 7 mornings, the newest member of the california state assembly is making history, breaking barriers in his own backyard. >>> and -- >> former vice president joe biden urging americans to remain calm as the final votes are california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing

adobe analytics say thanksgiving day is on track to break $6 billion in online sales up from 4.2 billionast year. several chains kept their physical stores closed to try to limit crowds and dough badobe says online sales will be up 40% over last year and with a look at which retailers are best positioned, dana telsey from tell city advi tel city advisory group. do you have a team of people that normally go out what is it like 1:00 in the morning, 2:00 in the morning did you go out like always >> things are different, but like a post man delivers the mail, we go to the stores. so we are hitting the store, hitting online there is nowhere that we won't be in order to be able to identify what is happening it is definitely a change. think about the shorter showers. the first store i saw opened was best buy opened at 5:00, but a lot of the other stores, it is 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. or even 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m shorter hours, limited occupancy. and frankly what people want to see, what we heard on the last session, people need a little bit of joy this holiday season, we're getting to the othe

we spent $9 billion on black friday online according to adobe analytics, up 22% compared to last yearl-mart, best buy and target. in terms of retail, foot traffic was way down, 52%, retailers tried actively to reduce number of people in their stores this year by reducing the number of door busters and moving door busters online. this cybermonday if you're looking to shop, here are some of the best deals at wal-mart. apple airpods are on the list, d yson robot vacuums and well, you might be interested in some barbie dolls that are on sale. there are good deals across every corner of the internet. look at e-mail inbox, i'm sure it has been flooded like mine has with deals. >> i don't have any daughters, grady. steve: apparently ear muffs are too tight on grady. ainsley: you can buy them for my daughter, will. steve: just having fun. meanwhile, let's move onto sports. rough night for denver broncos after team was forced to star a rooky wide receiver as the quarterback after every other quarterback on the team was deemed ineligible due to exposure to covid. ainsley: the 49ers, they're loo

stores are bulking up direct shipping and in store and curbside pickup with adobe analytics predictinge in pick shopping methods. traditional brick-and-mortar businesses are focusing on shifting to e-commerce. online sales are assert -- are expected to surge 33%. that will not only pressure retailers to adapt but will stretch fulfillment networks across the u.s. getting that change is crucial for struggling stores to survive. towards warn chefs e-commerce and contactless methods could be permanent. if shoppers do not have a good experience, retailers could risk using -- could risk losing them for good. let's get the latest business flash headlines. grand iseveloper ever said to have priced its ipo at eight hong kong dollars a share. that would raise about 1.8 billion u.s., meaning ever grand would receive half that. ofhas been paring back debt $100 billion. the top apple supplier foxconn is said to be shifting production of macbooks and check -- and ipads from china to vietnam to alleviate any trade risk under the next u.s. administration. foxconn is building assembly lines at a plant

according to adobe analytics, sales hit a record $5.1 billion, a 21.5% increase from last years. and sales are expected to increase from 3.6 to 5.2% this year footlocker could be among those set to benefit the stock has been on a tear by more than 100% joining us now is footlocker ceo richard johnson. it's good to have you here how is the holiday spending picture shaping up for you so far? >> it's great to be here i hope you and wilford had a great thanksgiving >> yes to both >> we saw great on value and now today with black friday, we're really excited about kicking off the extended holiday season. >> you have shown, richard, some surprisingly strong retail sales over the last two quarters, which might be a little counterintuiti counterintuitive what's going on with the customer >> the customer loves hot product. they love to shop and find the great heat that the sneaker companies bring to market and were the key destination both online and the mall for those products and i think generally speaking they a malls are doing a great job keeping employees and customers safe we're doi

adobe analytics predicting sales to reach as much as $12.7 billion. that would be a 35% increase from last year on line retailer etsy trading near all time highs today. the stock has been on an absolute chair joining us is etsy's ceo josh silverman. welcome back to the show. >> thanks for having me. >> how is it going your stock has been a monster. it leapt almost 10% on friday. what does it look like >> we haven't updated our earnings since we announced our q 3 earnings what we said then was the third quarter was a tremendous quarter for etsy with gross merchandise sales up over 110% year over year to put that in perspective, e-commerce is growing somewhere between 35 and 40%, which is an unthinkable number prepandemic and etsy growing at 115, 120% year over year means we are gaining huge share against an e-commerce landscape that's growing massively. i think that's because etsy stands for something really different at a time when there are so many people who are trying to sell you the exact same thing for maybe two cents cheaper or ship it one hour

on line sales saw a 22% surge with consumers spending a record $9 billion that's according to adobe analyticto the store given the surge nationwide in cases of covid. joining us now, mike george, the ceo of curate retail that owns qvc and hsn. he has an outlook of what we can expect mike, oftentimes you join us during the media liberty day festivities. we are happy to have you today i know business has been good. i am going to ask you the question i was asking regarding the door dash ipo. a the question, is this bumpup that you have seen based on a number of trends sustainable. >> good to be with you david on this cyber monday. we think the bump up sustainable. the pandemic has largely accelerated this long term shift towards all things digital from streaming movies to on line shopping to social media and it really intersects with this multiyear strategy we have had to take what is the world's largest video shopping platform and make it accessible and relevant on every device the consumer engages with. so over the top services like roku or flex or service like pluto, the new streaming servic

after online shopping surged nearly 22% to a record $9 billion on black friday, according to adobe analyticsbers and what this means for retail side of investing. >> yeah, friday was the second biggest cyber online shopping ever. today should blow through that number. we really believe the cause of the economy is getting better, it's not a handful of tech stocks anymore that are making people feel better about the recovery. you just said, moderna is coming out with better numbers now. so the big question is, will there be enough online sales to offset the drop that will happen in person and that's who wins that battle. i was on your show last week, talking with dagen about this. it's the last mile, it's the targets, the wal-marts, the firms that are big boxes that people can get everything from, that they trust the logistics that things will be there. amazon, trusted advisor in the logistics side. few companies win big on this holiday season and a lot aren't going to survive like the jc penneys of the world, this has to be the top nail on top of the last nail. when you're doing your shopping