treated patients with omicron advising calm. >> currently there is no reason for panicking. >> how dangerous is it? we have the latest on the search for answers. the great return. millions of travelers taking to the roads and skies today on track for a new pandemic record. biggest cyber monday ever is what analysts are predicting ahead of tomorrow's online bonanza. this year the deals are harder to find. what you need to know. facing her accusers the woman charged with helping jeffrey epstein abuse teenage girls in court for her trial tomorrow. and the moment a bride who is paralyzed walked down the aisle. the groom breaking down in tears. good evening governments are moving quickly to limit travel into their countries in an attempt to slow the spread of the new covid variant called omicron. canada announced it has identified cases and the u.s. begins restrictions on travelers from some african countries just hours from now. president biden held an emergency meeting with his top public health officials today to plan for what is next. the science isn't coming into focus quite as quickly. researchers warn there is a lot to be worried about but also a lot to learn like whether omicron is more dangerous than previous variants and if vaccines are effective against it. we have coverage from here in the u.s. and overseas tonight as we try to make sense of it all and begin with gabe gutierrez in new york. >> reporter: tonight with the holiday travel season already under way, the u.s. is bracing for the new omicron variant. new cases just confirmed in ontario, canada late today. president biden meeting with members of his covid-19 response team and chief medical adviser dr. fauci. >> clearly, giving indication it has the capability of transmitting rapidly. that is the thing causing us to be concerned but also to put the pressure on ourselves now to do something about our preparation for this. >> reporter: tomorrow new u.s. travel restrictions for foreign visitors from south africa and seven surrounding countries take effect. american citizens and lawful permanent resident are exempt. today public health officials trying to contain not just the variant but fear. >> there is no reason to panic but a great reason to go get boosted. >> reporter: today officials spoke with their south african colleagues. this doctor was one of the first to sound the alarm. >> currently there is no reason for panicking as we don't severely ill patients. it started with the younger generation and the most predominant criminal complaint is severe fatigue for one or two days. >> reporter: authorities say it is too early to know whether the u.s. will need to impose new lockdowns or mandates to fight omicron. air travel can continue to be safe if protocols are followed. with covid cases already rising in the u.s. demand for tests spiked last week ahead of thanksgiving. one of the nation's largest labs says it should be ready for the holidays. the pcr test does detect the new variant. >> at least on the diagnostic testing side we should be well prepared to handle it. >> gabe joins us now. what are we learning about president biden's meeting today? >> reporter: hey there, kate. what dr. fauci told the president, it will likely be two weeks or so before we get more information on this variant and the transmissibility and severity of it. but, he added, existing vaccines will likely provide at least some protection against the virus, kate. >> gabe, thank you. the extreme global measures to keep the new covid variant from crossing borders got even more drastic today with one country now keeping everyone out. raff sanchez reports from israel. >> reporter: tonight travel chaos as countries around the world race to shut out the omicron variant. >> we are now in a race against time. >> reporter: the most drastic response in morocco where incoming flights have been halted completely for two weeks. in israel, all foreigners now barred from entering the country. these passengers some of the last to reach tel aviv before tonight's deadline, the first night of hanukah. >> just made it by a couple hours. >> just made it. >> one of the last flights to arrive before midnight. >> reporter: israeli surveillance teams will use cell phone data to track the spread of the variant. south africa's president fighting back urgently asking countries to lift all travel bans. >> these restrictions are completely unjustified. and unfairly discriminate against our country. >> reporter: as omicron continues to make its way around the world. in the netherlands, 13 cases confirmed today among passengers on two flights from south africa. new cases also confirmed in australia and denmark, adding to a growing list already including hong kong, italy, germany, the uk, and belgium. in south africa, stranded passengers are trying to figure out how to get home from a country cut off from most of the world. henry warren finally got a flight to the uk on thursday. >> i'm missing my kids a lot and they're missing me. i just want to get home to my family. >> so understandable. what restrictions are in place for hanukah? >> reporter: tonight is the first night of hanukah and celebrations have just begun. participants at large events need to show proof of vaccination. there are currently no plans to cancel events because of the omicron variant. kate? >> raf sanchez, thank you. let's bring in our medical contributor, and let's start with what we do know. according to south african scientists the omicron variant has more than 50 mutations and is likely to be more transmissible but that is based on limited data right? >> that is right. there are a concerning number of mutations against the spike protein and particularly the area that approaches to the ence the concern about increased transmissibility. >> which is part of what we don't know. it is not clear if it is more transmissible in the real world or if it will evade immunity from prior infection or the vaccine or if people will get more sick from this. dr. fauci is saying we'll know more in two weeks. everybody wants to know what is taking so long. >> all vaccine manufacturers right now are testing how effective their vaccine is against this variant. they are also doing real world analysis in south africa to answer all of these questions. unfortunately, it just takes a few weeks to get all of this data. >> is there a sense whether the vaccine will work against this or not? >> the most experts will say even though there might be a slight lessening of protection from the variant that the vaccines will still hold up for severe disease. >> we heard from a south african doctor they are seeing mild sicknesses. >> this is all anecdotal from south africa right now. we don't know if it will be more virulent. it will take a number of weeks to figure that out. >> dr. natalie azar thank you so much. now to our other big story today the thanksgiving holiday travel rush with millions heading home tonight. today is on track to hit a record as the busiest travel day since the pandemic began. if you traveled by car, there is some encouraging news about gas prices. catie beck reports from atlanta. >> reporter: the sunday after thanksgiving some airline executives call the super bowl of air travel. >> it is a little bit uncomfortable but it is what it is. >> reporter: a return for many came with long lines on what could be the busiest travel day of the year and since the start of the pandemic. >> we're very close to 2019 prepandemic levels. >> reporter: tsa says over the thanksgiving travel period spanning last friday until tonight, they expect to screen some 20 million passengers. >> i gave myself two or three hours. >> reporter: over all a day many worried would be a chaotic travel surge saw a relatively small number of cancellations and delays. weather concerns like rain showers in the northwest and snow flurries in the northeast causing only minor disruptions in schedules. mostly a concern for those hitting the road. nearly 50 million people avoiding lines at the airport but getting hit with high prices at the pump. while new figures show gas prices ticking down slightly the average cost of a gallon of gas has gone up nearly $1.30 since last thanksgiving >> i have to go take out a loan to pay for my gas. >> reporter: most travelers expected a long wait time but for some who waited months even years to see relatives it was a small price to pay. >> it was time to come see family and friends and not something we were willing to sacrifice. >> this is just the start of the holiday travel season. >> that's right. officials say there is going to be another surge next month around the holidays but tsa administrators say they are well equipped and staffed to handle it. that after a massive hiring campaign earlier this year to hire 6,000 new tsa agents. they say they are prepared to handle those large crowds they expect to see. >> thank you. down in atlanta from the busiest travel day in years to what may be the biggest online shopping day ever. cyber monday begins within hours and americans are expected to go big but if you expect deep discounts the experts say you may be disappointed. jolene kent with what you need to know before you log on to shop. >> reporter: all eyes are on cyber monday. after black friday served up weaker than expected spending online. >> i'm excited to shop this holiday. >> the top of the shopping list is usually clothes. >> reporter: for the first time shoppers on black friday shelled out less online than last year and flat lined on thanksgiving day this putting new pressure on cyber monday for retailers looking to bounce back from 2020. >> we expect over $11 billion to be spent online that day. >> reporter: cyber monday is expected to be the biggest online shopping day ever. >> the strength of the market and economy has put a lot more disposable income into people's pockets. >> reporter: the long weekend spending spree was likely diluted thanks to many retailers offering discounts in october and november >> i started holiday shopping back in july. >> reporter: the national retail federation found 61% of shoppers started stocking up ahead of the holiday rush. that was up 10% from a decade ago. in part to take advantage of good deals amid high inflation and beat supply chain bottlenecks. >> it is harder to find specific products that you want and really hard to find discounts on a particular item really popular. >> cyber monday. does the shopping holiday matter? 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