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here's abc news reporter becky worley. >> hey, i'm becky worley with your gma. the san francisco international airport with a new way to track your bags. it involves one of these an apple airtag. united airlines, now able to accept location data from airtags that you put inside your luggage. >> the airtag says it's right here, but it's not quite here. >> in the past, van scott might not have been able to use the airtag info because airlines had no way of taking in that live location data. but now apple creating a shareable link for customers with real time location data that you can give to the airline. >> those 1% of customers that do not have their bags, we want to make sure that we can track. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll show you much more of how united and other airlines are using this lost luggage technology with your gma first look i'm becky worley, abc news, san francisco. >> coming up on abc seven mornings at six. it's been more than one week since a gunman opened fire at a northern california school. and this morning, an update on one of the boys in

an abc news reporter, becky worley, shows us how the new program works. >> airtags, their technology keys or track your kid's backpack. but now airlines will start using them to help you find lost luggage. united airlines, now able to accept location data from airtags you put inside your luggage. >> i'm just waiting on a bag. it says it's here, but it is not here. >> van scott put an airtag in his bag. >> the airtag says it's right here, but it's not quite here. >> in the past, van might not have been able to use the airtag info because airlines had no way of taking in that live location data and sharing it with their baggage handlers. but now apple creating a shareable link for customers with real time location data. you can give to the airline. that's when you would fire up the find my app. i'm going to look for the luggage tag. i've named it becky's luggage, and then i'm going to scroll down to where it says lost airtag. you'll see i have share item location. at this point, it's going to generate a link, i share link and now i can airdrop it, text it, or mail it to the customer se

if you're stressing about the cost of gifts, consumer correspondent becky worley has where you might the holidays. why? in a word, inflation. analysts looking at consumers getting so savvy with their dollars that value reigns supreme and they are in for the treasure hunt for discount stores. to find out how good the deals are, i did what i do best. i went shopping. normally $50, $24. tis the season to save a buck. good news. it's not too late. >> the branded products offered by tj maxx is a great way to stretch your money. >> reporter: industry analysts say because of continued inflation, sales apartment department chains have taken a hit. but they say consumers trained to hunt for deals are flocking to discount stores. >> off site retailers will typically mark that 20% to 60% discount versus the out the door price of other retailers like department stores. >> reporter: what kind of products are we talking about? consumer shopping team assembled. i checked out tj maxx and burlington and ross while my producer sara went to the same stores in new jersey. we found deals on kitchenware,

becky worley has what some are calling return roulette. >> becky: it is going to be a big deal.ll goods this holiday season will be returned. that's up 2% from last year. it totals $890 billion in goods. this really impacts their bottom line. retailers are being stricter than ever about their timelines and policies. you gotta know those dates. those windows. some are extended for the holidays. it's a big deal. pay attention to return dates this year. >> whit: we're following the dates. green monday, the monday two weeks before christmas. retailers trying to get you to buy yourself with plenty of time to get the shipping deadlines. what kind of deals are we seeing on this green monday? >> becky: well, these are not quite black friday deals. wal-mart has a skull candy portable speaker was $167 now on sale for 79 bucks. best buy has the air pods pro $60 off. at target if you spend $50 on toys you'll get $10 off. it's time, guys. let's get er done. >> janai: be careful with returns. gio got banned from amazon. just saying. [ laughter ] >> whit: he actually did. >> janai: with all th

first becky worley is at a wal-mart in san jose, california, showing the best ways to save. d. >> reporter: it really could, rebecca. they say spending is up big. they expect consumers to spend $13 billion today. in part that's because there's a short runup to christmas. just 23 days. while you have plenty of time to shop, today's the day to get those deals. >> it's on. cyber monday deals start now. >> reporter: this morning a sprint to save. >> there does seem to be pentup demand. we saw record breaking deals on black friday. we're expecting it for cyber monday. >> reporter: cyber monday is delivering on tech deals. google pixel 8 pro was 999. now it' under $600. they also have echo and kindle devices discounted. the echo dot was $49, now $22. the kindle reader was 109, now $84. >> in the bag, in the purse, do it. >> reporter: clothing chains also offering blanket discounts on everything. gap, old navy and j. crew with 50% off site wide. adidas 40% off. nike 30% off. gift cards seeing major discounting. at costco you can buy $100 worth of gift cards and it will cost you $84.

well, our becky worley spoke with a sleep psychologist.and the hormone that may be disrupting your night. >> michael: plus early oscar buzz for bob dylan movie. that's coming up in pop news. lara is here with a special guest. >> lara: i'm here with a professional organizer who will show us how to take stress out of the holiday with serious hacks, from wrapping to traveling to gifts that don't cause clutter. music to our ears. coming up on "good morning america." let's get into this. coming up on "good morning america." let's get into this. your aunt aya, she crosses continents with less hesitation than others cross the street. just this year she made it to australia, austria, and aruba by october. she's just... ugh, so cool. you've wanted to impress her forever. but what do you even get for someone who lives out of a chic carry-on? ohhh... just get something chic she can carry on. don't overthink it. give something beautiful. the best travel fragrance gift sets are only at sephora. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of pe

here's gma's becky worley. >> tis the season to save a buck. and good news it's not too late. and the branded product offered by a tj max or ross stores or burlington is really a great way to stretch your money and while continued inflation has hampered sales at department chains, industry analysts say the discounted inventory at these stores can be a great buy and off price. retailers will typically mark that 20 to 60% discount versus the out the door price at other retailers like department stores. but what kind of products are we talking about? consumer shopping team assemble i checked out tj, max, burlington and ross in california while my producer sara went to the same stores in new jersey. we found deals on kitchenware, beauty gadgets and real savings on holiday decor and real savings on wrapping paper. 75ft■!s of gift wrap for 6.99. but let's talk gifts at tj max. i found this american tourister suitcase, normally 8849 and at burlington, the same suitcase and the same price. but whoa, hot pink suitcase. okay $84 comparue listed for 49. then my producer, sara went upscal

consumer correspondent becky worley joins us with more. o you, becky. >> in case you think there's nothing new in tech, think again. the air tag, $24 gps tracking dot thrown into your suit case could save your next vacation and help you avoid the treacherous fate of losing a bag when you travel. this morning a new way to track lost luggage. united airlines now able to accept location data from air tags you put inside your luggage. >> i'm just waiting on a bag. it says it's here, but it is not here. >> van scott put an air tag in his bag. >> the air tag says it's right here. not quite here. in the past, van might not have been able to use the air tag info because airlines had no way of taking in that live location data and sharing it with their baggage handlers. but now apple creating a shareable link for customers with realtime location data you can give to the airline. that's when you would fire up the find my app. look for those luggage tags. i've named it becky's luggage. then scroll down to where it says lost air tag. you see i have sha

becky worley and rebecca jarvis are here. let's begin with becky.eals on gift cards. >> first tip i'm gonna give you, george. don't buy discounted gift cards from an individual on any online market place. they can be cesspools for fraud. instead use a retailer that guarantees the value of the card. i'm talking about apps like gcx and cash card which have a guarantee. right now gcx have a $100 ul ta gift card for $90 and cash card has a $100 starbucks card for that same $10 discount. i've purchased gift cards from both. you do have to tell your gift recipient to use these right away in the guarantee window. let's move over to big name retailers that have deals online. adidas has a $100 gift card at their website for just 75 bucks. bj's.com they have a $50 barnes and noble gift card for just $40. a pro tip. you don't have to be a member. at kroger.com, a cool $100 gift card was just $85. costco has a $100 uber gift card just 74.99. 25% off. that's a good deal. >> george: that is a good deal. rebecca, you really got scammed? >> rebecca: i did get scamm

morning and that's where people are trying to maximize their rest and recovery, becky worley is check >> reporter: we wanted to talk about sleep maxx. start with light exposure, you heard about minimizing the blue light before bed, but the sleep maxers look at this, they want to maximize blue light or white light in the morning. they say, go outside, two to 10 minutes as soon as you can, and they mean outside, daylight through the window is less potent, if you can't do that sit next to a blue light lamp, like the one you have on the set there, it's something that is rated at 10,000 lux, that's how bright it is, it sound said whoo-whoo. but there's science behind it. woo-woo we are hard wired to wake at daybreak, blue light penetrates into the cells and sets the circadian rhythm. sounds crazy but this is a big tenet of sleep maxxxing. >> rachel: we have supplements here, i see the trend all over tox to, people are making mock-tails using tart cherry juice, and magnesium. >> the sleepy girl mocktail is hot, but the real science behind it, studies suggest slight improvements in sleep if

becky worley has details. >> george, good morning. here's the question.. >> reporter: arkansas middle school and mom emily harold said she's always been up and at em. do you describe yourself as an early bird? >> i've always been more p productive in the morning. i have a hard time getting stuff done in the afternoon. sometimes when i'm wanting to run errands, 7:30 a.m. and lot of places aren't open so i have to twiddle my thumbs. >> reporter: whether you are a morning person waiting for the grocery store to open or a night owl who gets their best work done at midnight, understanding your chronotype and its implications might be help. >> our science is set up to favor the early bird. i think night owls kind of get a bad wrap. >> reporter: your chronotype is the characterization of when you prefer to go to bed and wake up. scientists are only beginning to unlock this aspect of human behavior, which can be inherited suggesting a dna link. it can also be influenced by factors like age and gender. >> we have a whole set of genetics that control 24 hour rhythm