that's according to adobe analytics. i'm sure there are plenty of people out there who will be spending 12 hours on line shopping just today on cyber monday. >> i'm sure. laura podesta in a very busy new jersey amazon fulfillment center. thank you so much, laura. >>> so opening statements will get under way today in the sex trafficking case of ghislaine maxwell. she's accused of grooming underage girls for former financier jeffrey epstein for sexual abuse. he died in prison in 2019. maxwell has been in jail since her arrest last july. she's being tried on several felony counts. maxwell has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges against her. the trial is expected to last up to six weeks. >>> jury selection will begin today in the trial of actor jesse smollett. he's accused of lying to police when he reported he was the victim of a racist, homophobic attack in downtown chicago nearly three years ago. mall isset was charged with smiling a false police report after investigators allege he staged the attack. the actor has p

you can see the numbers, according to adobe analytics that firm found that shoppers spent $8.9 billion online this past friday. that's $100 million less than what they spent last year. adobe suggested this dip in spending may have been caused by an uptick in early spending as some stores started their sales and promotions as early as october. global supply chain issues could have been another contributor. adobe analytics is predicting that today is on cyber monday shoppers will spend $10.2 billion and $11.3 billion which would be more or less than the $10.8 billion spent last year, last cyber monday. when it comes to foot traffic, brick and mortar retailers saw an increase of almost 48% this past friday compared to last year. that's according to sensormatic. compared to prepandemic in 2019, food traffic still down 28%. an analyst believes shoppers are spreading out their purchases for two reasons. one, they can't find what they're looking for because of supply chain issues and, two, they don't want to go inside a crowded store because of ongoing concerns about covid. reporting live in

laura podesta, cbs news, robbins ville, new jersey. >>> adobe analytics says the average person will spend about 12 hours shopping online during holiday season. ftast week'ssell ake a come off? diane king hall reports now from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks took a beating friday amid growing fears about new coronavirus variant. dow tumbled 905 during a holiday abbreviated trading day on wall street. nasdaq dropped 353. s&p 500 fell 106. the new coronavirus strain dubbed omicron was first detected in southern africa earlier this month. it has been found in canada, europe, asia prompting several nations to reinstate travel restrictions. it is too soon to know if it is more transmissible than other variants but believe current vaccines should offer protection. pfizer and moderna say if needed they could have an updated vaccine next year. >>> "wall street journal" says retailers saw about a 50% increase in foot traffic compared to last year. that's still down nearly 30% though compared with 2019. adobe says online spending actually declined on black friday for first time since i

adobe analytics set online shoppers spent $8.9 billion this year.hat is just shy of last years $9 billion total. because of the pandemic and concerns about supply chains, sales started earlier this year and that may debt the impact of what used to be a one-day event. the chief executive of twitter is stepping down 15 years after he cofounded the social be a platform. jack dorsey confirmed the rumors, where else but in a tweet, and a letter to his employees which he later published on his account. he said he was sad but happy with his decision and expressed confidence in his successor, becoming chief technology officer. jack dorsey's leadership style has been questioned by investors. his decision to ban donald trump start of this year thrust the company into a political firestorm. twitter shares surged as much as 11% earlier before being briefly suspended. let's check in on the rest of the day's trading action after friday's sharp selloff. global markets have settled. u.s. president joe biden said he did not think more lockdowns were needed for now.

adobe analytics says out of stock messages this month are up over 100% from pre-pandemic levels. appliances and electronics along with home and garden supplies are the most limited. >>> and the port of oakland talked about their port. >> niece no replacing los angeles. >> it's like driving on a 10- express highway down in l.a., compared to two lanes. it's just not as much infrastructure here. >> the port said because l.a. and long beach are so backed up, ships simply don't have time to stop here before heading back to asia, and that's translating to much higher costs for central valley growers and other local exporters, and allen shipping traffic at the port has dropped by more than 40% year over year. >> wow, what a catch-22. >> it's beginning to look a lot like crisp at the white house tonight. a military band played as the first lady showed off her holiday display. decorations include trees, garland, lit up in white. a display of ice blue -- cycles tripping down the highway, and a tiny replica of the white house itself. we're on the lookout for bay area bright spots this holid

this is according to adobe analytics. shoppers spent $8.9 billion online this past black friday. that's $100 million less than what they spent last year. adobe suggests this dip in online spending might have been caused by an up tick in early spending as some stores started their sales and promotions as early as october. global supply chain issues could have been another contributor. adobe analytics is predicting that on cyber monday, shoppers will spend between 10.2 to $11.3 billion. which could be more or less than a $10.8 billion spent last year. when it comes to foot traffic this past friday, brick and mortor retailer saws an increase of almost 48% compared to last year. but compared to where we were prepandemic, now talking about in 2019, still down roughly 28%. an analyst for sensormatic. an analyst believes shoppers are spreading out their purchases for two reasons. one, they can't find what they are looking for because of the supply chain issues i mentioned of ongoing concerns about covid. reporting live in pleasanton, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> really interesting

online sales actually fell for the first time friday, according to adobe analytics. retailers racked up $8.9 billion in cyber sales this year, compared with nine billion on the same day in 2020. people were worried about supplies in the last two months. we saw it big jump in retail sales that came earlier than a lot of people expected. a major test comes tomorrow in order to break this cyber monday record set in 2019. consumers will have to spend over $9.4 billion. the national retail federation expects holiday sales from november to december to rise 8.5 to 10.5% over $843 billion. that too, would set a record for year over year growth. but fox news contributor jonathan hoenig has some doubts. inflation they always say that it's a silent text, but people exactly are feeling it because as their wages are growing up, inflation is going up. even faster supply chain issues have also given retailers a lot to make up for tomorrow as many large chains have been forced to spend more to meet demand while dealing with loss of sales due to low inventory. and labor shortages to

adobe analytics say consumers have probably spent upwards of 5.4 billion over thanksgiving day. that would be a record. shoppers have already spent $75 billion online since the start of november, up 20% from last year. that's also more than a third of the $270 billion in online spending adobe expects in november and december. >>> just in time for the holiday season, the boreal mountain ski resort in lake tahoe is set to open today, reopen, actually. because it had been open in october but it was forced to close because the snow melted. here's a live look from the resort's cameras. you can see some snow, anyway. passes are on sale online. here in the bay area, it is quite the opposite. it will be gorgeous. >> yes, it is going to be very nice this weekend. in fact as we take a live look outside at the bay bridge, san francisco is all clear and sunny. we have a hazy sky that we're going to see around the bay area for today. and temperatures just slowly starting to warm up. we're at 60 degrees in san jose. 61 in livermore. we have some upper 50s in oakland as well as much of the nor

of money total online spending is on track to reach between 5.1 and $5.4 billion according to adobe analytics. here were black friday deals with nbc's jolene kent. >> reporter: the mad dash this thanksgiving weekend is delivering a tale of two holiday seasonss >> i hope the discounts are as good as they were in the past. >> reporter: americans plan to shell out $859 on gifts and beyond, which would break records. online shopping expected to spike 10% compared to last year. >> i will be doing more shopping online for sure. >> reporter: but the big numbers don't mean everyone will be spending big high income households will spend five times more, hit hard by food and gas prices, a record 11% of shoppers plan to spend absolutely nothing on gifts this year for those able to shop, be prepared to see more venturing out this weekend the energy is different. >> reporter: mall of america is prepared to welcome thousands before dawn on black friday. >> with supply cane delays, do you think you will have more shoppers in person >> the supply chain is impacting both online and brick and mortar, the thing

an adobe analytics expert says thanksgiving, today, is the best day for discounts on toys. black friday is good for furniture and tools, and electrtronics and appliances wi be at their best prices on saturday. sunday is the best day for apparel and sporting goods, and cyber monday for televisions, but there is a catch with all of this. >> if you're looking to make that upgrade to a new tv mother and cyber monday is your day for that, but if you are waiting for cyber monday but you may not get the exact brand and model that you were looking for. >> of course, because supply chain issues are continuing to create shortages. finding a deal may come second to finding the actual item. >> are living with the tv you've got. >>> the postal service says it is bringing in an extra 40,000 seasonal workers to help get all of those packages where they need to go. they are also adding more high-speed sorting machines. if you want to guarantee package delivery by christmas, you need to get it to the post office by december 15. i'm sorry, you have until the 17th to send your cards. >>> fede

. >> reporter: according to online sales tracker adobe analytics, if you're in the market for electronicsppliances, you'll find deals on saturday. for sporting goods and clothes, on sunday. and the best sales on tvs will come monday. tony. >> dokoupil: glad to see the smaller businesses benefiting, also. meg, thank you very much. tonight, forecasters are tracking storms that could mess up holiday travel all across the northeast and pacific northwest. so let's get the forecast now from cbs' lonnie quinn. lonnie, good evening. >> reporter: hey, good evening to you, tony. good evening, everybody. all right, there are two systems right now in the country. let me show you the radar picture. we have one in new england, one in the pacific northwest. i want to start off with that system in new england because right now, we have some snow falling, anywhere from portions of connecticut all the way up into canada. this is going to wrap up say probably early tomorrow. it is not going to be a huge accumulator, unless you go to the higher elevated spots, like the mountains of vermont could see 6-12 inc

years of shopping, online online sales actually fell for the first time friday, according to adobe analytics. retailers racked up $8.9 billion in cyber sales this year. compared with nine billion on the same day in 2020. people were worried about supplies in the last two months, and we saw it big jump in retail sales that came earlier than a lot of people expected. a major test comes tomorrow in order to break this cyber monday. record set in 2019 consumers will have to spend over $9.4 billion the national retail federation expects holiday sales from november to december to rise 8.5 to 10.5% over $843 billion. that, too, would set a record for year over year growth. but fox news contributor jonathan hoenig has some doubts. inflation they always say that it's a silent text, but people exactly are feeling it because as their wages are growing up, inflation is going up. even faster supply chain issues have also given retailers a lot to make up for tomorrow as many large chains have been forced to spend more to meet demand while dealing with loss of sales due to low inventory. and labor shortage

adobe analytics show a survey that consumers found 2 billion out of stock messages on a variety of categoriesry to toys to clothing and many people wanted to go into stores and find what they want. here's some of what they told me today. >> during the pandemic we were as home with computer sales and stuff online and now we can go inside, see the people, see the things, smell. it's different. it's nice. >> i like to come out and feel the holiday, the christmas spirit. it was -- it was a little phenomenal. it was good shopping at macy's. everything was there. >> we came early so we had everything that we wanted but we just have to be patient. >> reporter: the downside to having all the demand and low supply. fewer discounts. retailers have less incentive to discount their products. >> alison kosik, thanks so much. >>> we'll take a step back for a wider look at the economy. austan goolsbee is now an economics professor at the university chicago booth school of business and former obama adviser. great to see you. >> great to see you. >> we saw the markets tumble this morning amid the news of the

adobe analytics says that as much as $11.3 billion could be spent online alone today, which would make it the largest shopping day of the year. there are some serious policy conversations we need to have. president biden is going to speak on the on the content variant from the white house, probably going into more detail about why he implemented travel restrictions. i wonder if he is going to push his will back better agenda. economic uncertainty created by the virus, maybe he is sending a message to capitol hill. later, we will be hearing from jerome powell and john williams of the new york that. -- the new york fed. does he address the variant and implications for monetary policy? we were having a conversation about an accelerated taper, but does uncertainty give the fed more cover? it will be interesting what he says today ahead of his testimony on capitol hill tuesday and wednesday. jonathan: if you think about what we have heard so far, how do you feel about a faster taper now? tom: this is a key message. within the panic, what you are going to do for your portfolios, we wait for

according to adobe analytics, 8.9 billion in cyber sales this year. >> people were worried about suppliesople expected. reporter: a test comes tomorrow to break the cyber monday record of 2019, consumer have to spend over 9.4 billion, they are particular -- expecting holiday sales to rise 10 1/2%. that would set a record the for year-over-year growth. >> inflation, they say it is a silent. it is growing up faster. reporter: giving retailers' lot to make up for tomorrow, many large chains have been forced to spend more to meet demand while dealing with loss of sales. consumer may be eyeing mark downs that are not as steep as they used to be. fox news in washington. >> up next, story of a deaf high school football team that went undefeated. and reached state championship, we'll tell you the final outcome when we come back. [engine humming] [clapping] “we will rock you” by queen ♪ the new gmc sierra with hands-free driving offers the most advanced and luxurious pick-up in its class. ♪ yeah, it rocks. do you take aspirin? plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. new vazalore is the first

stock messages were sent in october alone, up 325% from the same month in 2019, according to adobe analytics, who are seeing electronics hit the hardest, followed by jewelry, apparel, home and garden, and pet products. after two years of shopping disruption, it's safe to say retailers need a win during these crucial months, but it won't come easy. concerns around covid shut down factories in vietnam this fall, which slowed down production. containers are piling up on both coasts of the u.s. -- both the east and west coast of the u.s. there is not enough space in warehouses. all of this could affect the types of gifts you want to get for your kid, spouse, or pet. retailers, especially mom and pop shops, say they have had trouble getting tonka trucks, puzzles, teddy bears, bikes, you name it. and if you usually get a christmas tree, both live and artificial trees may be harder to come by. larger diamonds may be in short supply. even florists are having a tough time getting everything from tulips to white roses. you may even notice the supply chain bottlenecks while walking into a store. more d

adobe analytics says customers are expected to spend upwards of $5.4 billion online on thanksgiving day. that would be a record. shoppers already have spent $75 billion online since the start of november. that's up 20% from last year. that's also more than a third of the total 270 billion in online shopping. >>> live in san francisco, will free parking bring you back to the city? starting today the city is offering free parking for two hours. the deal is good for three garages, the sutton-stockton garage, ellis-o'farrell, and another. >>> there will be a special world health organization meeting to discuss the new variant..1.1.529 may affect cone and make it more contagious. the variant has been found in south africa where case rates are surging from 200 a day to nearly 2,500. ucsf infectious disease expert monica gandhi says the new variant may spread more rapidly than delta. >> it looks like it's more transmissible than delta was and may be more trance mibls than delta. hopefully it won't overtake delta, but we have to get everyone vaccinated as soon as we can. >> it's been identified

years of shopping, online online sales actually fell for the first time friday, according to adobe analyticsilers racked up $8.9 billion in cyber sales this year. compared with nine billion on the same day in 2020. people were worried about supplies in the last two months, and we saw it in a big jump in retail sales that came earlier than a lot of people expected. a major test comes tomorrow in order to break this cyber monday. record set in 2019 consumers will have to spend over $9.4 billion the national retail federation expects holiday sales from november to december to rise 8.5 to 10.5% over $843 billion. that too, would set a record for year over year growth. but fox news contributor jonathan hoenig has some doubts. inflation they always say that it's a silent text, but people exactly are feeling it because as their wages are growing up, inflation is going up. even faster supply chain issues have also given retailers a lot to make up for tomorrow as many large chains have been forced to spend more to meet demand while dealing with loss of sales due to low inventory. and labor shortages

online sales fell for the first time on friday according to adobe analytics, retailers wrapped up $8.9 year compared to 9 billion on the same day in 2020. >> people were worried about supply and the last few months. we saw a big jump in retail sales they came a lot earlier than people expected. >> a major test comes tomorrow in order to break the cyber monday in 2019, consumers will have to spend over $9.4 billion. the federation expects holiday sales from november to december to raise eight and a half to 10.5% over $843 billion to set a record for year-over-year growth but fox news contributor jonathan holding has some doubts. >> it is a silent tax where people are feeling it is the wages are going up and place it is going up even faster. >> supply chain issues have given retailers a lot to make up for as many chains have been forced to spend more to meet demand while dealing with sales to low inventory and labor shortages to boot. consumers may be eyeing the markdowns that are as deep as they used to be especially when factoring sales prices are falling on prices that are already mor

that's according to adobe analytics.ember, many stores started holiday sales as early as october this year and say that 45% of shopping was done on a smartphone, more than a 10% jump from last year. kumasi: developing news to share this morning, a san francisco safeway employee recovering after being stabbed on the job. police say the victim had non-life-threatening injuries and officers arrested a woman in the attack but investigators didn't reveal a motive. reggie: east bay, a man shot and killed in oakland as he confronted someone breaking into a car on grand avenue near lake merritt. investigators say the victim's car was broken into and the following suspect was broken -- broke into another vehicle, shooting the man and running off. they are asking for witnesses to please come forward to help solve the crime and the oakland police department is putting more officers on the street to help battle the rise in violent crime after a former officer died. he was shot while guarding against a local tv reporter. j.r. stone s

among the hardest-hit items according to adobe analytics, electronics, jewelry, clothing, home wareses. the trend has been driven in large part by months of people sitting at home shopping online in the pandemic, and the holidays are amping it up. >> the demand for the products as well as the materials to make those products is just far outpacing the available supply of those products materials, as well as what's needed to move those products through the supply chain to the consumer. >> reporter: imported goods are especially vulnerable. not only are manufacturers and schippers navigating a maze of periodic shutdowns, but even when their cargos arrive, they're piling up in ports waiting to unload. rosemary coats is an expert. >> there is a shortage of truck drivers, a shortage of warehouse space and workers all along that supply chain. so this is not, you know, a snap your fingers and organize a solution. >> reporter: that means for consumers the day after thanksgiving could be more like bleak friday, with some products hard to find and prices rising. best tips? shop early. if you se

adobe analytics say consumers are expected to have spent $5.4 billion today alone. shoppers have already spent $75 billion online since the start of november. that's up 207 from last year and more than a third of the total $270 billion in online spending that adobe expects in november and december. >>> with those big, big numbers, stories are worried. would you back and shop in real stores if you could get free parking? that's part of the san francisco mayor's strategy after all of those robberiesful starting today the city will offer free parking for two hours in three garages, the sutton-stockton garage, ellis-oh farrell garage and union square garage in oakland. that will continue through the end of the year. >>> the world health organization is holding a special meeting today to discuss a brand-new covid-19 variant that's raising concerns. experts say that b.1.1.529 as it's called right now as a large number of mutations that may impact the effectiveness of vaccines and may make it more contagious. the variant has been found in south africa to where cases are su

according to adobe analytics, out of stock messages surged 124% from last year.oppers started early and more likely to shop in person. there's hope that things are getting better. walmart's ceo just said that he has seen a 26% increase in containers going through u.s. ports in just the past four weeks. in southern california, doug mcmiddle len says container movement has surged there at the airport, tsa officers screened 2.5 million people years a new pandemic high. it's a sign that perhaps despite the international restrictions, omicron won't dent the economy as much as fear. in the u.s. today, just some of those losses have been recovered. the dow gaining some points today, but a far cry from the 905 points that we lost friday. the nasdaq regaining nearly all of the 353 points that it lost back on friday. now the month it wraps up tomorrow, charles. the nasdaq and the s&p back in the green, but not the dow. back to you. >> it's been a rocky ride. thanks, lauren. out of stock messages soaring this cyber monday. should we be worrying? let's get the read from our

that's according to the latest data collected by adobe analytics, that figure surpasses last year's 63lion in revenue generated during the same time. back. up next, an update on the afghan family as they come to the u.s. following the military withdrawal. tonight, how the children are adjusting. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates on the country covering tonight. fox 11 in los angeles where police are investigating a robbery at a nordstrom store in canoga park. five suspects carried out the crime. california is experiencing a rash of robberies at high-end retail centers. fox 5 in new york as the city of austin is highest ranking uniformed police officer is retiring. rodney harrison is the first person ever to rise from cadet to chief of the nation's largest police department. the first african-american chief of detectives, and this is a live look at san antonio from fox 29. one of the big stories there tonight i'm a texas governor greg abbott serves up holiday meals to texas department of public safety troopers and texas national guard service members stationed around the bor

among the hardest hit items according to adobe analytics, electronic, jewelry, clothing, home wares anle sitting at home shopping online in the pandemic and the holidays are amping it up. >> demand for the products as well as the materials to make the products is just outpacing the available supply of the materials and what's needed to move the products through the supply chain to the consumer. >> reporter: imported goods are vulnerable, not only are manufacturers and shippers navigating a maze of periodic shutdowns, but when their cargo arrives, they are piling up in ports waiting to unload. rosemary is a supply chain expert. >> there's a shortage of truck drivers, warehouse space and workers all along the supply chain, so this is not, you know, a snap your fingers and organize a solution. >> reporter: that means for consumers the day after thanksgiving could be more like bleak friday. some products hard to find and prices rising. best tips, shop early, if you see what you want -- >> buy it now. >> buy it now. >> reporter: and have faith. just like many retailers, that the holidays wi

cyber monday, online sales were $7.1 billion that's flat compared to last year, according to adobe analyticsm expects the final tally to be between 10.4 and 11.1 billion marking the biggest online shopping day of the year, although depending on the final total it may not be higher than last year. this does come after a 1% drop in online sales year over year on black friday and flat growth on thanksgiving day online remember, though, this is compared to 2020 when the pandemic, pre-vaccine, really poured an accelerate of sorts in online sales and kept many shoppers at home plus early shopping this year, likely played some role. many retailers reported stronger than expected sales ahead of the holiday season and adobe estimates more than $99 billion was spent online that's up more than 13.5% from last year. staying on par with those levels from last year isn't that troublesome. but yes, it is disappointing from the expectations we had seen from the expected 5% growth from the shopping holidays discounts have been smaller, averaging about 12% off instead of 27% last year plus consumers, frankly,

according to adobe analytics consumers expected to spend over 11 billion dollars. a new record.e cyber monday 4 is your opportunity to things that you want. >> if they are in stock. bethany our is a shopping reporter at mashable the website developed a scarcity score to help shoppers know which items will be tough to get this year. we consulted a panel of supply chain experts. we gave them a list of the most in demand text of the season. we asked them to give it a ranking. we average all there's force together and we came up with the scarcity is for the easiest to get kitchen and home tech, you'll have no problem. buying air fryers drones vr headsets and robot vacuums. the toughest gaming console and pc gaming components like graphics cards, apple products fall somewhere in the middle. so if you see in stocks added to the car hit by because otherwise you might be wrapping a picture and said a present on christmas morning your strategy start with a list of the gifts you want to buy and visit websites to see cyber monday offers and don't be afraid to go direct. sometimes product m

adobe analytics says e-commerce spending on thanksgiving day and black friday failed to grow year overdown 1% respectively. shoppers have already spent more than $99 billion between november 1st and 28. that's up 13.6% over last year points to the early spending for the digital disappointment over the weekend. online shopping surged in 2020 holding almost steady isn't really so bad. the end of the big five shopping stretch just hours away through 3:00 p.m. eastern time, online sales are up 9% according to mastercard today's sbcyber monday results will mark $2 billion more in sales. it isn't expected until 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. pacific time. we have a lot of shopping. >> all these concerns about supply chain the president met with ceo and really big companies today he was supposed to hold a news conference but cancelled it 20 minutes before what's the plan? >> the president did sort of a pulse check with ceos for major retailers at the white house including the ceos of walmart, etsy, best buy, food lion and some others. retail lobby groups sent letter detailing further short term and long

adobe analytics predigits americans will spend around $11.3 billion today. >> that's it?ary islands west of africa. another vent opened overnight sending bright orange lava down the side of the mountain. eruptions have been going on for ten weeks now. the flows of molten rock have damaged or destroyed nearly 2700 buildings forcing thousands of people to evacuate. >>> new video out of st. louis of a cow on the loose. the animal making for quite the unusual sight saturday morning for some neighbors in the area. county police showed up responding to a traffic hazard call around 6:00 in the morning. they followed the cow around until the humane society came to pick it up. >> a little escort this morning. >> out for a stroll. that's it. >> i love the look on the cow's face like leave me alone. i am doing my thing. >> just trying to get my steps in. >> the side glance is funny. >> i love it. >> oh my goodness. >>> it's monday and looking good. >>> it is. i want to show you our sunrise because it looks so beautiful. a great way to start our week with those lovely colors in the s

among the hardest hit items, according to adobe analytics, electronics, jewelry, clothing, homewaresy months of people sitting at home shopping online in the pandemic and the holidays are amping it up. >> the demand for the products as well as the materials to make those products is just far outpacing the available supply of those products and materials and what's needed to move those products through the supply chain to the consumer. >> imported goods are especially vulnerable. not only are manufacturers and shippers navigating a maze of periodic shutdowns but even when their cargo arrives, they are piling up in ports waiting to unload. rosemary coats is a supply chain expert. >> there's a shortage of truck drivers. a shortage of warehouse space and workers all along that supply chain. so this is not, you know, a snap your fingers and organize a solution. >> reporter: that means for consumers, the day after thanksgiving could be more like bleak friday with some products hard to find and prices rising. best tips? shop early. if you see what you want -- >> buy it now. >> buy it. defin

among the hardest hit items according to adobe analytics, electronics, jewelry, clothing, homewares and shopping online in the pandemic and the hold days are amping it up. >> the demand for the products as well as the materials to make those products is just far outpacing the available supply of those products and materials as well as what's needed to move those products through the supply chain to the consumer. >> reporter: imported goods are especially vulnerable. not only are manufacturers and shippers navigating a maze of shutdown, but even when their cargoes arrive, they are piling up in ports waiting to unload. rosemary is a supply chain expert. >> there's a shortage of truck drivers, warehouse space, and workers all along that supply chain. this is not a snap your fingers and organize a solution. >> that means for consumers, the day after thanksgiving could be more like bleak friday. best tips, shop early. if you see what you want -- >> buy it now. >> buy it. definitely buy it now. >> reporter: and have faith. just like many retailers, that the holidays will wind up happy anyway.

according to adobe analytics consumers expected to spend over 11 billion dollars. a new record., 4 is your opportunity to buy things that you want. if they're in stock. bethany allard is a shopping reporter at mashable the website developed a scarcity score to help shoppers know which items will be tough to get this year. we consulted a panel of supply chain experts. we gave them a list of the most in demand text of the season. we asked them to give it a ranking average all their stories together. and we came up with the scarcity score, the easiest to get kitchen and home tech, you'll have no problem. buying air fryers drones vr headsets and robot vacuums. the toughest gaming console and pc gaming components like graphics cards, apple products fall somewhere in the middle. so you see it in stock added to the car hit by because otherwise you might be wrapping a picture and send it a present on christmas morning your strategy start with a list of the gifts you want to buy visit websites to see cyber monday offers and don't be afraid to go direct. sometimes product manufacturers ha

this is according to adobe analytics which says one out of every 50 pages you view online right now shows unavailable items. hardest-hit products, electronics, jewelry, and clothing. president biden speaking with the ceos of walmart, target, ups, and fedex today. vowing to speed up deliveries and lower prices. we'll see what happens. thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. ask yourself this question tonight. what do you suppose would happen if you went into work one day after posting a video depicting yourself murdering a co-worker and brandishing a sword at the company ceo? now, most of us know the answer, we'd be fired. maybe, reported to the authorities. possibly, even arrested, prosecuted. sadly, too many workplaces have seen too many acts of deadly violence to do otherwise, except apparently this one. you are looking at it. and it's not like it hasn't been the focal point of rage and r violence before. it's not like the men and women who serve here haven't just had a very recent lesson in what happens when conspiracy theories and outright

adobe analytics says consumers spent about $8.9 billion shopping online. that's down just a bit from last year's record of $9 billion, and they say shoppers spent just over $5 billion online on thanksgiving day and tomorrow is giving tuesday coming up tonight at 10 30. how bay area nonprofits hope. the campaign will help them recover from the pandemic. in the dry weather continues as we go through this week, the whole five day is going to be dry. we dry all last week and a little beyond that. so how we doing for rain? well, the future isn't good. the next week anyway, this is it. this is the forecast model for the next seven days. everything north. everything north north north north. see that ridge is just pushing everything up there. this is look at that. how far north? that is now they're getting a lot of rain. like i said. seattle western washington has record rainfall for autumn british columbia record rainfall portland's has record rainfall for autumn in all time record stuff, and we are just south about 6800 miles. more nap but far enough south. we'r

this is according to adobe analytics which says one out of every 50 pages you view online right now showsewelry, and clothing. president biden speaking with the ceos of walmart, target, ups, and fedex today. vowing to speed up deliveries and lower prices. we'll see what happens. thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. ask yourself this question tonight. what do you suppose would happen if you went into work one day after posting a video depicting yourself murdering a co-worker and brandishing a sword at the company ceo? now, most of us know the answer, we'd be fired. maybe, reported to the authorities. possibly, even arrested, prosecuted. sadly, too many workplaces have seen too many acts of deadly violence to do otherwise, except apparently thi

data from adobe analytics shows consumers spent about $8.9 billion shopping online.hat's down just a bit from last year's record of $9 billion, which was an increase of more than 20% over 2019. now in order to break the cyber monday record set in 2019, consumers will have to spend more than $9.4 billion online today. in years past cyber monday was the day to find all the best online deals. but now, retailers say the bargains are being spread out over several days, and shoppers aren't as focused on one single day. centers they mayor sam liccardo is encouraging people to shop local this holiday season. the shop local sj campaign includes a directory highlighting small businesses. people can also submit their favorite local shops on the silicon valley strong website. and the city, says small businesses that are looking to beef up their online presence can find free resources and tips at get virtual .org. we're coming up side shows erupted, quiet san francisco neighborhoods why some residents say they, along with other crime are symptoms of bigger problems in the city al

according to adobe analytics consumers expected to spend over 11 billion dollars. a new record.want to use cyber monday 4 is your opportunity to things that you want. if they're in stock. bethany allard is a shopping reporter at mashable the website developed a scarcity score help shoppers know which items will be tough to get this year. he consulted a panel of supply chain experts. we gave them a list of the most in demand of the season. we asked them to give it a ranking average all their stories together. and we came up with the scarcity score, the easiest to get kitchen and home tech, you'll have no problem. buying air fryers drones vr headsets and robot vacuums. the toughest gaming console and pc gaming components like graphics cards, apple products fall somewhere in the middle. so you see in stock added to the car hit by because otherwise you might be wrapping a picture and send it a present on christmas morning your strategy start with a list of the gifts you want to buy and visit websites to see cyber monday offers and don't be afraid to go direct. sometimes product manu

according to adobe analytics this past friday, shoppers spent $8.9 billion online. an what they spent last year. adobe suggests this dip in online spending splay been caused by an uptick in early spending as some stores started sales and promotions as early as october. global supply chain issues could have been another contributor. >>> good morning. i'm cierra johnson in burlingame. today is officially cyber monday. right now i'm in the four-star amazon store. a lot of their deals reflect what you can see online. had a chance to speak with a spokesperson who says there are some deals up to 50% off and don't worry about the item not being in stock. they have a lot of third party sellers so you can ensure you'll get your gift by december 24th. >>> and a look at the forecast around the post holiday slow maybe? >> you want to get outside, get some sunshine. that will help pick you up. our temperatures will be warming up for the inland areas reaching into the low 70s. we'll see our weather on repeat going all throughout the week and into the weekend. still dry here across

. >> reporter: new data coming in overnight from adobe analytics shows the deepest discounts on thanksgiving were on toys, apparel, computers, tvs and sporting goods. with shoppers spending at least $3.5 million per minute online. the data highlighting individual top sellers on thanksgiving that skewed heavily to tech gifts and toys and forecasts further black friday discounts today on furniture, electronics, appliances and clothing. now, adobe also reporting a huge surge in online shopping throughout all of november, but it's too early to tell if that will actually make the malls more subdued today. one thing i can tell you with everyone coming back into the malls after covid and the stores being closed yesterday, it's going to be a really strange holiday season, so, will, my advice is to shop early, shop local and cross your fingers that all of your packages actually make it to you on time. >> shop early, shop local and, becky, this is like your super bowl, this period, right? i know you've been scouring the stores for the best deals all morning during the holiday kickoff. is there another

well, amazon says they are unsure right now about omicron's impact on spending, but if you have adobe analyticse-commerce market so they are going to get 100 billion of that it's a great thing for the bottom line. stuart: gigantic, susan thank you very much indeed. shoppers are expected to spend, we get these surveys, more than $11 billion on this , cyber monday, which is today, by the way. well connell mcshane is at an amazon facility in jersey. what are they doing to make sure people get their stuff for christmas? connell: that's the big thing, stuart, they said they are preparing, actually stocking up on a lot of items so they have them here before you order them, this way they can deliver them on time, amazon says i'll explain quickly how the process works. this is a stow station at the fulfillment center where you combine the human with the robot man in a blue right so he grabs out an item you haven't ordered yet and put it in these pods. those are operated by robots taken to the other side of the facility. now, what i just said a moment ago, you haven't ordered these items yet so amazon k

this morning, data from online analytics company adobe shows americans have done a whopping amount ofovember 1st through tuesday the 23rd spending hit $72.2 billion online representing 20% growth from last year. >> the concern that consumers have around shortages and not being able to get their products in time for the season, that's really driving a lot of the spending. >> reporter: for parents that comes in the form of early toy purchases. that category seeing the strongest spending with online sales up 256% since september. then it's joined by video games, groceries and books. >> consumers are having to deal with an online inflationary environment that they typically don't have to deal with during this time of the year. so they are seeing weaker discounts. they're seeing shortages and that's driving them to spend a lot earlier than they ever have been. >> reporter: while adobe reports out of stock messages have risen 261% compared to the pre-pandemic holiday period in 2019, it says we've yet to see the biggest online shopping day of the year, cyber monday, expected to hit a new rec

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for the first time, data from adobe analytics shows consumers spent about $8.9 billion that's less than last year's record of nine billion, which was an increase of more than 21% year over year. experts say it's a sign that consumers are spreading out there shopping over the holiday season instead of focusing on just one day reporter alexandra hoff shows us what online shoppers can expect on this cyber monday today. black friday isn't the king. it used to be for retailers. it's not even really just a day anymore, with sales starting in store and online weeks earlier, while black friday foot traffic was down, compared with pre pandemic levels, it was up from last year, perhaps signaling some brick and mortar nostalgia after nearly two years of shopping, online online sales actually fell for the first time friday, according to adobe analytics. retailers racked up $8.9 billion in cyber sales this year. compared with nine billion on the same day in 2020. people were worried about supplies in the last two months, and we saw it big jump in retail sales that came earlier than a lot of people e