administration. president trump still refusing to concede but suffering more devastating defeats in court over the weekend, admonished by a judge he appointed, and the lifelong republican who ran election security for his administration now calling his claims of a rigged election farcical. also, president-elect biden suffering a fracture in his foot. how it happened. major storm on the move. the big travel alert as millions head home after thanksgiving. plus, the tornado threat from north carolina to new jersey. ginger is tracking the latest, and where you might see snow soon. hanging on. a missing boater finally found clinging to life. the latest on the amazing rescue this morning. fiery escape. the formula one driver walking away from this explosive crash. slamming into a metal barrier. his car splitting in two. what he says saved his life. and game over? the so-called "grinch bots" stealing christmas, buying up some of the hottest items of the year and selling them at nearly double the price. what you can do to improve your chances as we launch into cyber monday. and we do say good morning, america. we hope everyone had a wonderful and safe thanksgiving. the last day of november. >> a lot of people are excited about getting to 2021. the busiest travel day since the pandemic began. dr. fauci forecasting a surge upon a surge. following thanksgiving. and we have breaking news in the race for the vaccine. just moments ago moderna announced it will ask the fda for emergency approval of its vaccine. pfizer has already made application for its vaccine. this comes as the nation hits another record. more than 93,000 people currently hospitalized in the u.s. for coronavirus and the u.s. reports more than 130,000 new cases. >> so our chief national correspondent matt gutman starts us off in los angeles where a new round of restrictions are set to take effect today. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. now, that new stay-at-home order here will make this strip of restaurants that have turned themselves inside out something of a ghost town for the next three weeks or more. the company says its vaccine is considered 94% effective and it hopes to have that vaccine out and approved by late december. moderna announcing it will ask for emergency use authorization for its vaccine considered 94% effective across age, race and gender. it will require two doses. moderna's vaccine uses messenger rna that triggers an immune response, creating antibodies to fight off the virus. unlike pfizer's vaccine, moderna's can be stored in standard freezers for six months and in a refrigerator for 30 days. something that experts say will make it easier to get to rural areas. as for pfizer's vaccine doctors aren't allowed to administer it yet. united airlines has started shipping it in anticipation of pfizer getting emergency approval. that as health firms fear the worse of the pandemic is yet to come. over 93,000 americans are now hospitalized with covid-19, causing states to implement harsher restrictions. but young people continue to party. this video emerging from a maskless dance party near houston that the mayor called disturbing. and in new york city, 400 people attending an illegal club that had to be shut down. the city's mayor tightening restrictions in general, but relenting on schooling. >> there's less concern about the spread when it comes to younger kids. i feel for parents who are experiencing so many challenging right now. >> reporter: mayor bill de blasio announcing that elementary schools, pre k and kindergarten will re-open on december 7th with testing done weekly. that new stay-at-home order takes effect this morning, it bans gatherings, public and private w anyone outside the household. health officials citing the alarming uptick, a tripling in hospitalizations and new covid cases, robin. >> tripling, indeed. about the vaccine, matt, when are we going to learn -- are we going to learn soon who is eligible to receive it first? >> reporter: the cdc panel is meeting tomorrow. to discuss these priorities. we believe that it's going to be first responders and the most vulnerable who will get those first vaccines. typically, they went until after fda authorization to do this but, they want people to get those first shots in the arms within 24 hours of authorization, so they're fast-tracking this. robin? >> understandably so. amy? now to the millions of people flying home after the thanksgiving holiday and that alarming warning from dr. fauci, as the nation braces for the poeblt of a surge upon a surge. gio benitez is at laguardia airport with the latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning. we saw so many people traveling home this weekend. and we'll see more people traveling today. this all has health officials very concerned that this crisis could get worse. following the biggest travel weekend since the pandemic, experts this morning are warning of another spike in cases. >> two or three weeks down the line we may see a surge upon a surge. >> reporter: aaa predicted 50 million people would travel for thanksgiving even as the cdc warned americans not to travel. >> taking proper precautions. i'll keep myself safe and not expose anyone else along the way. >> reporter: states across the country reporting an increase in new positive cases, 152,000. current hospitalizations have passed 90,000. a houston doctor is on the frontlines in texas, where there was a reported high in cases before thanksgiving. seen here comforting a covid patient in the icu on thanksgiving. >> he was very sad, because he's in a room where he knows nobody. he was very emotional. >> reporter: experts warn of a testing rush following the holiday weekend which could cause a nightmare scenario. >> we haven't built the kind of testing capacity in our country where anybody who needs a test can get one. we don't have that testing capacity. we've just never built it. >> reporter: tsa screening more than 8 million people during the holiday travel period. many of those returning from thanksgiving trips may want to take a test, but we're told test results could take much longer. >> what that means is a lot of people who are infected, or infectious, will go around spreading it to others without knowing it. if we can't test people early, we can't identify them and stop the spread. >> reporter: among the thanksgiving travelers, denver mayor michael hancock has issued an apology saying, i recognize my decision has disappointed many who believe it would have been better to spend thanksgiving alone. adding i apologize to the residents of denver. hancock sent out this tweet advising his constituents to avoid travel. >> wear a mask, social distance and wash your hands. >> reporter: but just minutes later, the mayor was seen boarding a plane to mississippi. dr. anthony fauci telling martha raddatz on abc's "this week," this crisis is far from over. >> i can't see a relaxation of the recommendations and restrictions because we're getting into colder weather and an even larger holiday season as people travel to come back and forth for christmas. >> reporter: that is exactly why health officials are urging americans to just stay put just for now especially with that vaccine just on the horizon. george? >> it sure does make sense. we'll get the latest on the presidential transition. joe biden announcing an all-female white house communication team as the president clings to false claims about his election loss despite persistent setbacks in recounts and the courts. our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega is tracking it all. good morning, cecelia. >> reporter: george, good morning. at least 31 cases tossed out so far from judges including those appointed by the president who are blasting his team and allies for failing to offer any evidence to back up these claims of a rigged election. joe biden this morning is moving on with his transition, including trying to make good on his campaign promise to diversify the white house with that first, the all-female communications team. after weeks of delay, today president-elect biden will receive his first top level intelligence briefing and he's already pushing ahead on his campaign promise to diversify the white house with a first, an all-female communications team and naming people like neera tanden, making her the first woman of color to run the agency. this as president trump is still in denial about his election loss. in wisconsin, the trump campaign spent $3 million on a recount there only to come up short. their demand for a do-over leaving biden with 87 more votes than the first time. also, series of losses in pennsylvania from the state supreme court's ruling that said they have failed to allege even a single mail-in ballot was fraudulently cast or counted to the federal appeals court, where a judge appointed by president trump himself repeatedly slammed his team's claims writing voters, not lawyers, choose the president, and calling an election unfair does not make it so. the president's former head of cyber security who he recently fired is now going even further with his criticism calling the president's allegations nonsense. >> there was no indication or evidence that there was any sort of hacking or compromise of election systems on, before or after november 3rd. we did a good job. we did it right. i'd do it a thousand times over. >> reporter: while biden is focussed on his transition he's expected to do it in a medical walking boot for several weeks after twisting his ankle, the president-elect now flashing a thumbs up during a trip to the doctor. the doctor did confirm joe biden has a small hairline fractures. president trump tweeted saying get well soon. adds for president trump, he's now saying that he's not likely to ever concede this election. he says he'll leave the white house, robin, when biden is sworn in. as for whether he'll attend the inauguration, he said he knows the answer to that question, but he's not going to say it yet. >> cecelia, thank you. going overseas for the latest on the assassination of iran's top nuclear scientist. killed out of tehran. raising tensions in the region. iran is blaming israel. and vowing retaliation. james longman is in london tracking this for us. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this assassination as inflamed an already tense situation in the middle east. the world is waiting for iran's response. this morning, mystery surrounding the assassination of iran's top nuclear scientist. an iranian official now saying israel used electronic devices to kill mohsen fakhrizadeh remotely, drastically changing a claim a truck bomb exploded and gunmen mounted an ambush. and the response growing. iranian tv with a highly produced broadcast of the physicist's funeral and anger and sadness on full display. chants of death to america and death to israel. iran holding israel responsible, although they have yet to comment. it's pushed iranian lawmakers to vote to reduce cooperation with international nuclear inspectors. just as concerns grow over its uranium enrichment activity. all this further compromising the weakened iran nuclear deal from which president trump withdrew. there's been a lot of fiery rhetoric. but if this assassination was designed to push iran to war, that is something they can ill afford. it does, though, put the incoming biden administration into a very awkward situation. george? we have a travel alert now, as millions travel home after thanksgiving. ginger tracking the latest on a new major storm. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, george. we've seen tornado warnings in florida this morning, to snow up to detroit. let's start with one of the problems that was very evident in houston over the weekend. it was a drencher. just three days of heavy rain, more than a half foot falling. now, we have the problem of that spin and the drenching rain moving to the northeast. anyone really from wilmington all the way up to philadelphia needs to be on alert. you can see damaging winds and it's going to happen through the morning and early afternoon. this is not just a late afternoon or night thing. if you're traveling early, you'll see impacts from new jersey down through maryland and delaware. there's enough wind shear to get a tornado on the southern end of this. >> thank you, ginger. now to the holiday shopping frenzy. looking a lot different this year. fewer people going to stores, a lot more money being spent online. rebecca jarvis joins us now. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. yes, the storefronts, they look lovely, but shopping in stores is falling dramatically over the black friday holiday. in-store shopping fell by more than 52% as people decided to go online instead. and online shop they did. up more than 21%, $9 billion spent online, one of the biggest shopping days ever. expectations are that will continue. also, the amount of shopping happening inside small boutique retailers, these small businesses need business right now. the good news is a lot have moved online, therefore you can shop your favorite small business. >> that is great news. shop small. what were the top sellers this weekend, rebecca? >> reporter: toys, electronics, airpods and air fryers. the expectations are the sales online will continue today. it is cyber monday. it's expected to top all expectations as people go online and shop more and more. what's interesting is that those impulse purchases, those are the things that might not be happening online because it's a lot easier to abandon the cart online than indoors. robin? >> speak for yourself. i'm not sure it's easier. okay, appreciate that so much, rebecca. we'll have much more on cyber monday still ahead. becky worley is here with deals in our next half hour and why one of the hottest items this year may be almost impossible to find. >> another tough one for parents. turning to the missing boater, finally found 86 miles off the coast of florida. 62-year-old stuart bee was rescued after hanging on to his boat for dear life in the middle of the atlantic. there was just about four feet left of his boat above water when he was found. remarkably and thankfully, he was uninjured. incredible. can you imagine two days at sea seeing no one? also this morning, we're celebrating the life of dave prowse, the actor who played darth vader. he landed the role in "star wars" trilogy with his 6'6" towering stature. he provided the braun and james earl jones provided the famous voice. mark hamill, he was kind man and much more than darth vader. dave prowse was 85. his acting career spanned 50 years. he will be missed. >> he certainly will. we have a lot of other headlines this morning, including the nfl's covid crisis. the league is cracking down. and look at this guy. hasn't been a quarterback since college. called in at the last minute. he did the best job he could. >> against the saints. and then that amazing escape. how this race car driver walked away from this fiery crash. what he says saved his life. first, back to ginger with more on the snow on the way, ginger. >> yes, there's cold air behind the severe weather. from north carolina, to ann arbor, we have winter weather advisories, storm warnings for sandusky and cleveland to nearly buffalo. we could get in excess of a half foot. i also wanted to share with the rain comes those gusty winds. this could impact travel too. 40 to 60 miles per hour gusts. your local weather in 60 seconds. first the select cities sponsored by walgreens. . good monday morning. i'm abc7 meteorologist mike nicco. push the umbrella to the back of the closet. keep the sunglasses handy. no rain this week. a little frost this morning. warmer than average temperatures under just about full sunshine. 56 at half moon bay, just about average, 56 to 58 from san francisco to morgan hill and santa rosa above average. snowboarders and skiers rejoicing. telluride, colorado, one of the resorts that opened around thanksgiving weekend. and doesn't that look glorious? 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explain. >> reporter: okay. a rookie, undrafted wide receiver who's never played a single game in the nfl and who a month ago had a sales job, that's who started at quarterback for the denver broncos yesterday. that gives you an idea of the desperation, though, that teams and the nfl are feeling. we're seeing more than ever, the chaos that covid is having on this nfl season. coronavirus cases rising in the league. safety protocols being violated. so the nfl this morning is cracking down. issuing fines and even launching investigations against two teams. one, the baltimore ravens and the other, the denver broncos. who were facing a nightmare scenario this weekend. every single quarterback on the roster was ruled ineligible to play in sunday's game for violating covid protocols and were deemed high-risk close contacts. >> we count on them to be the leaders of the team and those guys made a mistake and that is disappointing. >> reporter: but that nightmare for the team may be a dream come true for one player. >> here is kendall hinton. >> reporter: undrafted rookie wide receiver kendall hinton tapped to fill in at quarterback. >> hinton. >> reporter: hinton had been working a sales job just a month ago and had never played an nfl game before yesterday. he got the call late in the day saturday. >> coming in, we knew it would be a tough situation for sure, but i knew the challenge i was taking on. >> reporter: the broncos lost to the saints. the saints were fined $500,000 for not wearing masks during a celebration three weeks ago. >> we just have to stay the course and continue to remain vigilant. we can't get covid fatigue here. >> reporter: and for the baltimore ravens, more bad news. for the eighth straight day, a player tested positive, 23 players in all now. for now, their thanksgiving day game against the steelers is being moved to tuesday, and for now, it's still on. >> the league has stopped for nobody and nothing. the league continues to put out these games that are entertainment on the weekends for a country that probably could use some at this point in time. >> so there's the question, guys, why continue to push forward with all these cases? the league has built in an extra week at the end of the season in case they had to cancel games. they gave themselves a little leeway because they're trying to stay on schedule for the super bowl which is february 7th. so they built some time in. let me take a moment, kendall hinton and commend that young man. >> i'm with you there. >> he got a call at 4:00 in the afternoon saturday saying, you're going to start at 4:00 in the afternoon tomorrow for the denver broncos at quarterback. he learned 20 to 30 plays. he didn't even know all the guys on the team. he's in the huddle, hey i'm kendall, good to meet you. go long. >> go long. >> but good for him. good for him. >> t.j., thank you very much. we turn now to the amazing escape from that horrific crash at a formula one race. the driver, look at that, somehow surviving the breakup of his car, and then managing to find his way out of those flames. janai norman joins us with more on all of this. good morning, janai. >> reporter: hey, amy, it's almost hard to find the words. that looked like a fiery crash scene out of an action movie, and then that miracle escape. romain grosjean recovering in the hospital and he's commending a life-saving device. formula one driver roman grosjean is lucky to be alive escaping this unbelievable and horrifying crash. the french driver's car slamming into a metal barrier during the first lap of the bahrain grand prix, splitting in half and bursting into flames. >> the fact that romain grosjean has survived that crash is not only miraculous, but marvelous as well. >> reporter: the 34-year-old amazingly able to escape, managing to free himself from the wreckage and stumble to safety, climbing over a metal barrier. crews dousing him with fire extinguishers before he was air lifted to the hospital. just hours later, speaking out from his hospital bed. >> hello, everyone. just wanted to say i am okay. well, sort of okay. >> reporter: grosjean thanking medical staff and crediting the halo safety device on his car with saving his life. >> thank you for the messages. i wasn't for the halo some years ago, but i think it's the greatest thing for formula one. without it i wouldn't be able to speak to you today. >> reporter: the halo is a titanium safety device installed on top of f1 cars designed to protect drivers from flying debris. it was considered controversial when it was made mandatory in 2018. >> if it wasn't for the halo, it would have been disastrous. he probably would have lost his life. >> reporter: so that halo device can hold off about 20 tons of weight. that's about the size of a double decker bus. grosjean was in that burning inferno of a wreck for about 10 to 15 seconds. amazingly suffered no broken bones, just some burns and minor injuries. guys, talk about lucky. >> he sure is. >> a halo. an angel's halo as well. my goodness. >> thank you, janai. we'll get the latest now on that mysterious monolith that appeared and disappeared in the middle of the utah desert. you see it there. will reeve has the details. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, george. it showed up so randomly in a place so remote that a bunch of people only half jokingly decided that it had to be aliens which in any other year would have been the story of the year. now, and just like that, poof, it's gone. this morning, another twist in the utah desert, this mysterious silver monolith vanishing ten days after it was discovered. >> we showed up and there was nothing there. for a moment, we were just in disbelief, like, what is happening? it was really scary. i was nervous. >> reporter: earlier this month, utah officials happened upon this 10-foot to 12-foot, three-sided metal beam in a remote canyon. >> it's the weirdest experience i've had in the desert. >> reporter: theories abounded. was it art, aliens? massive fans of the sci-fi classic, 2001's "a space odyssey," and then as confoundingly as it appeared, it vanished almost without a trace. hikers journeying out to see the mysterious object finding only rocks marking where it once was. >> kind of a hard thing to investigate. we don't know where it came from, when it came from or where it went. >> reporter: federal officials in utah announced the monolith's disappearance blaming an unknown party for taking it away. >> it's surprising it lasted as long as it did. i think it's a little more surprising that it was able to disappear in the middle of the night once people knew it was there. >> reporter: officials did not disclose its location. but some curious folks made the trek to see the piece before it was too late. >> it was really nice to have ten minutes of peace with what i would like to call a landmark at the time that not many people have been to, that was pretty cool. >> reporter: the gallery that represents the estate of the late artist john mccracken says it looked like a bona fide piece from him. his son seems to think the same thing, guys. the mystery continues. >> will, do you think it would have been just the story of the year if we had seen aliens bring it down and take it back up? 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>> reporter: black friday shoppers camping out for days. but some stores only getting in a few at a time, if any. >> we've been trying to get playstation 5 for a very long time. >> reporter: at this game stop morgan got the last xbox. he's hoping to resell it online for at least $850. >> i'm just planning on selling it and looking to make a quick $300. >> reporter: he's not the only one looking to flip them. experts say that online shoppers barely had a chance this year because of bots, software programs that can check inventory and complete a purchase faster than any human could, wiping the inventory clean just milliseconds after items are posted. resellers listing the $500 consoles for up to four times the price. >> there are bots specifically designed to break through all the other thousands of people who are trying to get onto that website at that exact moment, and they are able to place a bunch of orders simultaneously for a bunch of different consoles. >> reporter: this kind of bot isn't illegal, but they break many retailers' rules. >> it feels like somebody is cheating a system that's supposed to be flat for everyone. it's up to retailers to try to police that as much as possible to limit supply per customer as best they can. >> reporter: sony said they'll have more stock before year end. microsoft said they're working as fast as they can. but robin, yikes, this is a cabbage patch doll christmas nightmare for parents. >> i know. you're telling on yourself with your age saying that because i remember that also too well as well. besides the bots snagging up these consoles, is covid causing any scarcity issues? >> reporter: it really is. online shopping this black friday week was expected to be up about 20%. that's what we're seeing, so that means more items selling out. an example, target has beats noise-canceling headphones for $174. that's a $175 discount, and the lowest price, but it's limited on the colors. i'm worried it's going to sell out. another example, amazon has the apple watch 6 for $349 normally, and it's $399 normally, $50 off. in the most popular colors it's back ordered until january 14th. >> is this the last day to get the best deals out there? is this it? >> reporter: robin, it's definitely showtime. prices will go up after today. i call today also cyber shoe day, lots of clothing, beauty, shoes. levi's, 40% off. gap, 50% off. adidas, 30%, clark shoes, 50%. macy's has 1,700 makeup items for sale. walgreens has 30% off. you can get everything at walgreens. >> yep, that's true. becky worley is reporting from our super savers command center. thank you, becky. we'll have more cyber monday bar gains on the way with "deals & steals" coming. in our next hour. coming up next, our "play of the day." come on back. ♪ i can make your hands clap come on back. 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back with a social media skin care star with nearly 12 million followers. >> that is tomorrow. right now we have lara spencer with "pop news." good morning, everybody. happy monday. we're going to begin with friends, fans, family honoring the late chadwick boseman on what would have been the star's 44th birthday yesterday. the tributes began early sunday with chadwick's brother, kevin, posting a picture of white flowers and a personal message for his little brother. chadwick's co-star viola davis posting this, happy birthday in heaven, chadwick. you are still so alive to me, and lupita nyong'o, chadwick's co-star in "black panther" writing, deeply loved, sorely missed. bob iger urged fans to watch "black panther" as marvel introduced a new intro sequence in honor of boseman. chadwick's final film is in select theaters right now. also this morning, a new york couple making a spirited discovery in their 100-year-old home. they initially thought that rumors about their house in upstate 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in the studio. >> thank you, lara. he was dancing. he was swaying to the music. we want to turn to the "gma" cover story and the new "saved by the bell" getting some backlash from selena gomez fans after the show mocked her kidney transplant. adrienne bankert has more. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning, amy. yes, fans are saying that this show is getting all of the wrong kind of attention, especially after these references to selena gomez that they're calling thoughtless and insensitive. ♪ i have been running through the jungle, i have been running with the wolves ♪ ♪ to get to you >> reporter: this morning, fans of actress/singer selena gomez are disgusted after this. >> i know for a fact selena's kidney donor was justin bieber's mom. >> i wish i had my phone so i could prove it. >> reporter: a scene by "saved by the bell" reboot seems to make light of gomez's health battles. >> it was demi lovato's kidney. >> reporter: and the phrase, does selena gomez even have kidneys appears as graffiti. fans and friends jumping to the actress' defense, getting #respectselenagomez trending. one fan tweeting serious health issues should never be a joke. gomez first revealed she undergone a kidney transplant in 2017 after being diagnosed with the autoimmune disease lupus. >> it's mocking a very serious situation during which selena almost died. she said herself, her transplant was not easy, and there were complications. >> reporter: now peacock, nbc universal and the show's executive producers are saying, we apologize. it was never our intention to make light of selena's health. we have been in touch with her team and will be making a donation to her charity, the selena gomez fund for lupus research at usc. overnight, gomez's kidney donor and friend speaking out and telling abc news, we need people to become donors and i worry that continuing to dismiss them and minimize their contributions will have a negative impact. so far gomez isn't responding. ♪ i've been down the darkest alleys on the dark side of the moon to get to you ♪ >> i think when the time is right, she'll come out and explain her side of things. i think when she does, she'll again stick up for fans, and just those who are going through similar issues. >> reporter: and some mention that considering how much gomez advocates for people being open and honest about their personal struggles these scenes seem particularly out of place and unnecessary. robin? >> well said, adrienne. thank you. now to our new series, "gma" virtual match just in time for cyber monday. when it comes to shopping online for clothes, snapping up the best deal and getting the right fit can be tough. becky worley is back. she's up for the mission. she's going to show us how to turn your phone into your own fitting room, becky? >> that's right, robin. with the boom in online shopping caused by covid, new virtual fitting rooms are more important than ever in our pursuit of the right item with the perfect fit. it's the newest way to transform your wardrobe without leaving your home. these virtual fitting rooms allowing shoppers to change outfits with the click of a button, eliminating the need to shop in person. >> this is cute actually. i like how it fits. >> reporter: zeek it is an app. shoppers can see what they might look like in a variety of different outfits. the company introducing us to jessie. >> it's just super quick and super fast. i like it. >> reporter: here's how it works. shoppers can upload pictures of themselves to be measured or they can choose a model on the app that most resembles them. then the app allows you to try on outfits in selection with your favorite brands like nike and h&m. if you're looking for more tailored fit, you can go in person for a one time fitting with fit match. >> i was really interested in the fact that it was accurately tracking my measurements without me having to be in real contact with anyone. >> reporter: this platform works a little differently. shoppers register online, create a profile and come in person to the fitting room. within seconds, the camera provides 150 measurements. the information is added to your profile and fit match matches you with items they believe will be a perfect fit from their large selection of partner brands. >> we take into account fabric composition and detail measurements off that garment. so we take a lot of the guesswork out of the equation for the shopper. >> reporter: the global virtual fitting room market is projected to reach $10 billion by 2027, but security should always be a concern when giving up personal information about yourself online. >> my advice for consumers that want to use these apps, do your homework. research the company if you don't know who the company is. read that privacy policy. >> reporter: they tells they never share data with third parties. >> what we do is provide information to brands that help them market to you better. >> reporter: these companies working to make your shopping sprees from home a little easier. fit match currently have scanning locations in chicago and outside dallas. i mean, robin doesn't love a new pair of pants that fit like a glove? >> i know, that's right. you have been telling us before other tech ways that we can use for that perfect fit. >> reporter: that's right. we've talked about some technology that you will see when you shop on sites like macy's and nordstrom, and when you go into their size charts, they partner with true fit and they ask you what brand your favorite pants are, and what size you wear in that brand. from there they can figure out how to size you in other brands. that technology is on the sites and very, very helpful. >> and very popular. yes, all right, becky, thank you. double duty for you today. we appreciate that. stand down. stand down. we're rounding up some of the best cyber monday deals on our website. visit goodmorningamerica.com for more. we still have "deals & steals" coming 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for a live talk, but first, let's take a look at his journey on the popular show. >> reporter: it's the biggest prize in baking. >> on your mark, get set, bake. >> reporter: this morning, peter sawkins is the new champion of the british baking show and making a bit of history. >> i wanted this a lot. >> reporter: at 20 years old, he's now the youngest baker to get the title, and the first person from scotland. >> it's a huge chapter in my life. >> congratulations on making it through to the final. it's amazing to see how far you've come from when you were 4 years old making cupcakes with your brother. >> reporter: sawkins dazzled the judges all season with his impressive creations. >> it's sort of an american-style sugar cookie. >> ten minutes remaining. >> reporter: he beat out tough competition. >> peter. >> and peter sawkins joins us now from scotland. congratulations, peter. youngest winner ever. how did it feel? >> thank you so much. it was absolutely amazing. it really was a childhood dream come true. i've watched the bake off for half my life and i managed to go on the show and win it. it was crazy. >> you managed to win it and you also managed to keep it a secret. is it true that your roommates didn't know anything about it? >> it is true. i had one flat mate that knew. the other two didn't. it made the whole experience more fun. i could watch with them in the flat. they had the excitement of not knowing whether i stayed or left. then we had big cheers in the final when they were relieved to see me win it after not knowing. >> it's a pretty intense competition. how did you guys survive all that in quarantine? >> it was really good fun. we were all locked down in this bake-off bubble. we just had a great time. there was so much energy. the crew were amazing. the hotel staff were amazing. the judges, bakers and presenters, it was filled with great energy. so we all had a blast. it was so much fun. >> and you had a real showstopper. you made that cake in the shape of your icon's head. you weren't the only one. it took people's breath away with your creations on that one. >> i think people were quite kind. i went for the simple route. we had a lot of fun in the tent making these cakes. we have a lot of fun after the show, all the bakers seeing all the tweets about them. it was a fun challenge. it was so difficult. i think we did a good job, but we just had a smile on our face and had fun all the way through. >> okay, so you have been baking since you were 4, but share some of your baking hacks for those of us who don't bake all the time. >> this morning, i thought i'd share a simple hack. a chocolate ganache. it's something you can use for icing, for decorating and all it is as it's showing on the screen is one cup of heavy cream you heat on the stove top until it boils, and then add five ounces of semisweet chocolate and stir that tiago until it's smooth. you can do a load of different things with it. i left it at room temperatures and put it on the top of cupcakes. you have a simple chocolate frosting, so delicious, so easy. you can leave it in the fridge and then roll it into small balls of chocolate ganache and roll it into nuts and you have a chocolate truffle. that you can share with your friends this festive season. it's a really great gift. what i'll show you now is how to glaze a cake with it. i've left some ganache that is warm and fairly liquid. i have a simple pound cake here. i'll pour this ganache over the pound cake. it's going to glaze the whole thing. it's quite exciting for me to see this. it's so delicious. you glaze it up. it looks very clean and very amazing. i actually missed a bit there. there you go. then what you've done is changed a really simple pound cake into something that looks quite professional, quite clean, and that you can serve up at a christmas holiday dinner, and everyone's going to be really impressed, but it's two ingredients and a super simple thing to do. that's chocolate ganache. >> so simple and it looks great. it looks terrific. peter, thank you. before we go we saw your cake stand for your win. we want to present you virtually with our own "gma" cake stand. there it is right there. >> thank you. that looks amazing. i love it. >> we'll get it over to you. congratulations again. thanks for being a great guest this morning. >> appreciate you guys. thank you. >> take care, peter. coming up, cyber monday holiday "deals & steals." liday "deals & steals." good morning, everybody. the mill valley school district is set to resume in-person classes today for the first time in nine months. the district is made up of five elementary schools and a middle school. marin county is the only bay area county still in the state's red tier. schools in the purple tier now have to get a waiver. san francisco and san mateo are in the purple tier, meaning a curfew from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. for nonessential businesses until at least december 21st. let's take a look at 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list. we'll start with the kids, tory, and these really cool luxe block sets. tell us about them. >> yes. these are from a small family-owned business. they are all made in american, award-winning building sets and they allow kids to experience engineering, kind of the building behind engineering or the engineering behind building tools and what's really cool about these sets is they come with a special patented hinge, and that hinge allows kids to build models and machines that will switquish, bend, move. kind of, you don't just build a model and it stands there. these actually do something, and so it creates hours of fun. today's the day to buy them because the assorted sets that we have are 50% off with free shipping, and they start at $30. >> they're even fun for adults too, tory. i'm just saying. >> exactly. >> next, we have environmentally friendly bags from a great company called paravel. tell us about it. >> these are awesome. they're made from recycled plastic bottles. we have a huge assortment. our biggest assortment ever. nylon totes, fanny packs, great organizers you can use to put away seasonal clothing and then next year when we're back to traveling they're great for packing. what's great is they're durable. they have really sleek designs for men or women and there's an option to add monogramming if you wish as well. huge assortment. this is the gift that always fits. the big assortment is 50% off starting at $17.50 and free shipping. >> these bags are great. moving on now to the fact that most of us with in our kitchens way more than we were before. these knife sets might be a really nice christmas gift. tell us about them. >> absolutely. from schmidt brothers, it's a family-owned business, and they elevate the ordinary into extraordinary for the kitchen. these are knife rests, knife blocks, wall bars that are going to elicit wows. they're substantial pieces that transform not just the look of a kitchen, but also your own kind of everyday culinary experience. having knives that work because they have modern designs and are sustainably sourced is a win. today is a great day to purchase any of these kind of impeccable sets. 50% off. they start at $82.50, and free shipping. >> now for the men, you have comfy dress shirts which is cool from mizzen. very stylish. >> that's an oxymoron comfortable dress shirts. this is a cool company that does something unique. they give you the comfort and flexibility of your favorite athleisure wear, but with the fit and style of a custom dress shirt. it's a performance fabric with four-way stretch. unrestricted movement, and also a moisture wicking fabric that's going to keep guys cool and comfortable, so you can look awesome, but feel like, you know, you're going to go out the play basketball because they're terrific assortments. so many different patterns and solid options. best of all, machine washable and wrinkle resistance, so you're not going to send it to the dry cleaner. 50% off today. >> love that. for the skincare lover we have michael todd beauty devices. >> these are loved by pros, but easy for all of us to use every day when you can't get to the spa. they're for everyday skin treatment. microdermabrasion, cleansing and more. nice assortment. all at least 50% off starting at $24.50. free shipping. >> so for the fashionista on your list, we have these stylish bags from malibu skye. >> these are easy. another gift that always fit. hobos, totes, cross bodies, lots of extra pockets in all of them. zipper compartments and a vegan kind of stain-free exterior, so your bag is going to last. these are a great deal. we have a huge assortment, $20 to $40, and free shipping. >> amazing, and finally i think this is a gift for all of us here at "good morning america" who wake up early. if you need some more sleep in your life, you've got the gifts for those. >> comfort from sheex. we have three categories here. first is their classic that they're best known for, their bedding. it's a breathable performance fabric that's moisture wicking so you're never going to be sweating in the sheets. at least not from the sheets i should say, amy, and -- because i know that if you and lara were there, that would be top of mind, and there would be joggers made for men and women from that ultra soft fabric. it feels like something you want to keep on day and night because they wear so beautifully, and then again, it's just a cooling fabric, and also we've got their 15-pound weighted blanket. it's a cooling fabric, but it's got a gentle hug as well. sheex, this deal is fabulous. all 50% off and they start at $37 and free shipping. >> robin? you remember your line? >> you don't get hot and bothered in the sheex for the wrong reason. >> there you go. they feel amazing. thank you, robin. thank you, tory. we partnered with these companies for these great deals. go directly to our website. coming up next, how the alvin alvin ailey dance academy is going we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. we are back now with the ground-breaking new season of the prestigious alvin ailey american dance theater. an estimated 70,000 people enjoy their holiday performances live. ailey is taking a giant leap with their first virtual season. their fabulous artistic director robert battle is joining us live. i saw you getting the make-up. you're looking good, robert. >> thank you. >> i know how hard you all have worked on this. you're offering a free month long experience with performances. how has ailey embraced this time of being able to reach people from the comfort of their own home? >> thank you, robin, for having me. it's been very important for us to not just think about dancing in spite of the pandemic, but dancing because of our love and because of our mission-driven organization to preserve the legacy of alvin ailey. even in a pandemic, we want to bring dance to the people as he wanted us to do. we know it can be healing. >> it can be healing. you all have shown that year after year, decade after decade, six decades. revelations, six decades of this masterpiece you all have. you say it's a perfect fit for what we're facing right now as a nation. what do you mean by that, robert? >> well, revelations was choreographed in 1960 that expresses the trials and tribulations of african-americans in this country and how we overcame through faith and hope, and don't we need a little of that right now. faith and hope, that we will get through this. that's why i think it's a perfect fit. it uplifts people. it tells you that there is a tomorrow. >> uplift and unit. that's the trademark of alvin ailey. i want to show people. you shot this on top of the woolworth building as a love letter to new york city, the place ailey calls home. tell us about it, robert. >> pilot duke. we're going to be showing that during the season because there were so many collaborations between alvin ailey and duke ellington. we love new york city. this is our home. in a way, i mean, it's saying that we have the same resilience in our organization that new yorkers have and that the city exemplifies. i think it's so fitting. that work was originally made on mikhail baryshnikov. the legend. >> the legend lives on. just windchilli just watching that beautiful film, how have you been able to do it? dance can be very hands on. this is a different time. how do you pull it off? >> well, our organization is incredible, not just the dancers, but our staff who worked around the clock to come up with the mandates we needed in order to re-enter our building. the dancers couldn't touch which is difficult because of the partnering. we did none of that. we made sure we were testing every week. the dancers really had the courage to step out on faith and pull this off. i have to give a special shout out to our associate artistic director matthew rushing for all his work in this and so many others i can't name. >> it's been a family affair. i know it has been. since its founding ailey has used dance as a vehicle to spur conversation and change, to unite audiences and also uplift them. what are you hoping during this holiday season, people watching this virtual performance, what are they going to get out of it? >> i hope that you will realize that dance can be so many things for people. i'm doing a series of battle talks where i talk to brian stevenson of the equal justice initiative. i'll be talking to winton march marcellus. i'll be doing what you do, but not as well. one of the things we talk about is social justice, and how this work represents that, that that's in the center of what we do, but also what we want people to take away is that dance feeds the soul, and in times when it's so easy to feel depressed, that we can look to something that can encourage us, that that will be -- during the season, this virtual season, we're going to have an interactive thing where people can move their coffee tables and move their bodies, and we know that when you are moving, you are alive, and instilled in movement is a message of hope. >> it is. it really is. well said, my friend, and we need the arts. we need the arts more than ever right now to help us through this challenging, challenging time. all the best to you, robert. hope to see you again. want people to know ailey's free month-long virtual season begins wednesday with their revelations reimagined. i'm getting goosebumps just thinking about it. opening night virtual benefit event. you can go to ailey's website for all the information you need on this. and so much more. let's go to ginger. ginger? >> thank you so much, robin. if you're not dancing, get your throat ready. or i guess your diaphragm. it is disney's sing-a-long. it's back with a holiday twist. morning we have an exclusive first look at one of the celebrity performances. it's pink with her daughter as a special guest star. take a look. ♪ everybody knows a turkey and some mistletoe helps to make the season bright ♪ ♪ tiny tots with their eyes all aglow will find it hard to sleep tonight ♪ ♪ they know that santa's on his way ♪ ♪ he's loading lots of toys and goodies on his sleigh ♪ >> wow, she sounds so good. tune in to see other celebrity appearances including one robin roberts. robin, you're going to sing? it all happens tonight at 8:00 good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. grab those sunglasses and a heavier coat. we're in 30s and 40s on our way to upper 50s and even upper 60s coming up here, isla fisher joining us live talking about her new movie "godmother." back now with isla fisher, so great in movies. "wedding crashers," and "confessions of a shopaholic." >> now starring in "godmother." she joins us now. thank you for being with us. first off, we want to ask you how quarantine has been going for you and your family. >> i think it's obviously been a very challenging time. i'm not great at fourth grade long division, and i've plateaued, but the silver lining has been spending a lot more time together. >> trying to do math homework during quarantine is not a good idea. tell us about "godmother." it's been described as a fairytale that updates gender roles. fair description? >> absolutely. i think in a lot of stories, they romanticize the damsel in distress, but in our story the damsel doesn't need to be rescued. she doesn't need a gown or prince or castle. it's about a funny, inexperienced godmother played by gillian bell who teaches my character that she needs a happiness make over. whether she wants it or not. >> yes, and speaking of your fairy godmother. i think we have a clip that includes what you were just describing. take a look. >> me again. it's me, eleanor. >> okay. okay. >> i'm your fairy godmother. >> back off lady. >> most fairy godmothers are a lot older, but i think if you can overlook my youth and total lack of experience, you'll find i have a can-do attitude that's going to take us very, very far. >> what do you hope movie goers take away from this movie? >> i think they're just going to -- it's such a wonderful movie to see this time of year. it's a buddy comedy with the christmas elements and the holiday spirit. and also just as i mentioned earlier, i think it's really great that young kids seeing this movie to feel that they don't have to get happy ever after the way that they have been kind of indoctrinated to imagine it with a gown that prince, and, in fact, it can be an individual thing, and my character is -- is happy the way she is, and that's where the sort of comedy -- that's a jumping off point for the comedy. >> we hear you have another interesting co-star in the form of piglet? >> interesting is the right word. yes, we worked with this wonderful piglet. she clearly got a different script. she oinked continuously throughout scenes quite aggressively and was digging into my thigh with her little snout looking for i don't know, a truffle or something. it was one of the more challenging aspects. >> i can only imagine. before we let you go, we have to ask you, it's been 15 years since "wedding crashers." which is kind of crazy. vince vaughan said he's in talks for a sequel. he's confirmed that. can you tell us if you would be on board as well? >> absolutely. i love those guys. i'm forever grateful for david dobkin casting me in that film. it opened so many doors for me in hollywood, and i don't know how you would shoot it right now, but i would be up for something like that. that would be a lot of fun. >> sure would. thanks for coming in. 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