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bracing for the biggest online shopping day ever. experts say the best deals today are on laptops, travel, each, and small kitchen appliances and shoes. >> yay! >> those are some of our top stories on this cyber monday, november 27th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> shoe sales! yay! >> does that mean like manolo blaniks? >> not with my budget, it doesn't. i'm talkin' like target, you know? >> even if they're 50% off, they're still $200. it's still too much. >> happy shopping. >> we'll get to those deals in a minute. we're starting things off on capitol hill with a three-week sprint to wrap up a challenging list of unfinished business. >> they're scrambling to take on tax reform and try to keep the government running. they have several things on their agenda. president trump poised to meet tomorrow on capitol hill with leaders from both parties as he looks for his first major legislative victory. we get more now from abc's gloria riviera. >> reporter: with the end of 2017 in sight, congress has a lengthy and ambitious to-do list, and not much time to do it. after a lengthy thanksgiving break, congress will be back on the hill on monday with only three weeks to get most of the work done before christmas recess begins on december 15th. >> we're going to give the american people a huge tax cut for christmas. hopefully that will be a great big beautiful christmas present. >> reporter: a number of gop senators have expressed concern over the tax bill. >> what i want to see is the information to prove the economic growth we're going to get with all of our tax revisions. >> reporter: the house recently passed a $1.4 trillion tax cut, and the senate is likely to vote on its own version later this week. lawmakers will also have less than two weeks to come up with a funding plan to avoid a partial government shutdown december 8th. and the pressure will be on by friday for lawmakers as some state officials say the holdover cash, which funds health care for children of low-income families, will run out unless congress acts facts. on december 12th, all eyes will be on alabama in the senate the race between republican candidate roy moore, accused of sexual abuse of a minor, and democrat doug jones. moore drawing the ire of former nba star and alabama native, charles barkley. >> i'm not even going to get into the women stuff, but a guy, how can you be a white separatist and represent all the constituents in your state? >> all right, that's gloria rivera for us. thank you. and senator al franken is set to get back to work today with the rest of congress after breaking his silence about allegations that he inappropriately touched four women. franken told minnesota public radio he is ashamed, but has no plans to leave the senate. franken called the photo he took with leeann tweeden as she slept inexcusable. he says groping women isn't something he'd do intentionally and would work to regain the trust of the people. on the house side, democrat john conyers is stepping aside as the ranking member of the house judiciary committee. he denies that he sexually harassed at least three women who worked for him, but said he didn't want to be a distraction. congressiers is promising to fully cooperate with the ethics committee now investigating the claims and he's urging colleagues to allow him due process. president trump offered up another tweet helping roy moore despite that the sexual allegations. the president couldn't reveal this week even if he would campaign for moore. many are saying this morning that moore is at the heart of a trump family feud. here's abc's lana zak. >> reporter: the president increasingly at odds with his own family and party. as he boosts the campaign of accused child molester roy moore by urging alabama voters to defeat democrat doug jones tweeting the last thing we need is a schumer/pelosi puppet who . is weak on crime, weak on the border, jones would be a disaster, adding liberal jones would be bad. >> that's a political decision by the president. he's definitely trying to throw a lifeline to roy moore. >> reporter: the former alabama judge faces accusations of sexual misconduct by eight women, some of whom were teenagers at the time. moore denies those allegations. >> well, he denies it. look, he denies it. you're talking about -- he said 40 years ago, this did not happen. so, you know -- >> reporter: the president's comments in sharp contrast to those of his daughter ivanka trump who earlier told the ap there's a special place in hell for people who prey on children. i have yet to see a valid explanation and i have no reason to doubt the victims' accounts. now abc news has learned that the president was not pleased by ivanka's quick reaction. and in the coming days, president trump says he'll decide whether he'll hit the trail for moore. >> i can tell you, you don't need somebody who is soft on crime like jones. >> reporter: that decision expected as more than 20 republican senators are calling for moore to drop out. >> it is pretty clear to me that the best things that roy moore can do for the country is to move on. >> reporter: the president's response to moore complicated by his own accusations of sexual impropriety, including that "access hollywood" tape. >> when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> reporter: when the tape serviced, the president acknowledged that he said it and apologized. but sources confirm to abc news, the president has recently questioned the authenticity of the tape when speaking to advisers and a republican senator. but there is no evidence that the tape is inauthentic or doctored. and one source close to the president confirms that he, too, has heard him question those access hollywood tapes. kendis, diane. >> our thanks to lana there reporting. a man in custody for an alleged road rage shooting incident in florida says he actually feared for his life. kwanzaa donald is charged with two counts of attempted murder and wounding a 37-year-old man and his niece in their car there on the turnpike florida. he reportedly told police their vehicle resembled one whose occupant had been shooting at him during his trip from texas. donald allegedly also said that he lacked sleep and food and was dehydrated. the victims received only minor injuries. big tobacco companies are again running commercials on tv, but a very different kind of ad than those in the past. instead, the court-ordered spots will warn you about the dangers of smoking. originally, a judge ordered the companies to admit they intentionally deceived the public about the dangers of smoking, but the message has been changed during 11 years of appeals. >> a federal court has ordered altria, r.j. reynolds, to make this statement. about the health effects of smoking. smoking kills on average, 1200 americans every day. more people die every year from smoking than from murder, aids, suicide, drugs, car crashes and alcohol combined. >> the tobacco companies are also running full-page newspaper ads in major cities. as a result of the appeal, the companies no longer have to admit to lying. still the american cancer society calls this a pretty significant moment. former president george h.w. bush has achieved another milestone. this time he didn't have to jump out of an airplane. >> mr. bush is mow longest living former president. a st. louis high school student points out that he passed jerald ford this weekend. the 41st president is 93 years old, 93 and 168 days old. >> jimmy carter isn't far behind. he turned 93 two months ago. more of the recent presidents are in that generation. gerald ford, 93. ronald reagan was 93 and 120 days. >> those 168 days. >> john adams was 90 years old, 247 days he passed away. let's give a shout out to one of the big winners of a beauty pageant. we're talking about makayla holmgren who was part of the minnesota usa pageant. >> holmgren has down syndrome and is the first woman with the condition to compete in a miss usa pageant. >> she won the spirit of miss usa and took home another award. she says she's not done with her pageant career. >> it's my passion. it's really fun. and i'm doing more pageants. i'm proud of myself. my parents are already crying. this is my dream. >> holmgren was helped at the pageant by a woman who last year became the first ever to compete wearing a hijab there. >> breaking down barriers. >> yep. coming up, your guide to cyber monday, why today could be your last chance for some of the deepest discounts of the holiday season. and later, the 12-year-old boy who is about to make us all feel like the biggest slackers ever. talk about break down barriers. what he did over the weekend that most musician never achieve in an entire lifetime. you're watching "world news now." in an entire lifetime. you're watching "world news now." i'm joy bauer, and as a nutritionist i know probiotics can often 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nearly $2 billion. the marriage would bring together such magazines at "better homes and gardens" with "time" and "sports illustrated." today may be the biggest cyber monday ever. >> abc's debbie worley has advice before you start clicking the buy button. >> why do stores discount in the first place? they have too much inventory or they need to prevent you from spending your money at a competitor. the only reason they're discounting is because their competitors are. that all ends after cyber monday. we're not going to see any deals that get serious until after the holidays. you have all the big players, amazon, walmart, target.com. but then also think about the niche online players. there are crazy sites out there that really go for cyber monday. camelcamelcamel.com searches the price history of everything on amazon. that's important because if a product is touting that 80% price cut, but then you see on camelcamelcamel it was priced lower a month ago, it may go lower after christmas. got to know that price history before you know whether it's a deal. happy camelcamelcamel to you. >> thanks, becky. >> i was trying to look it up, camelcamelcamel. >> you'll have to wait until the commercial. which is coming up. but our toy insider has great insight for us. just in time for cyber monday. >> of course you're watching "world news now." yeah, those are toys for adults, right? >> i did enjoy playing with some of them. i do have to tell you. but stay tuned, we have big deals for you and some great selections for the little ones or the big one necessary your home. like kendis. like kendis. kin? take the olay 28 day challenge see visible results day 1. by day 28? years off your skin age. but don't take it from us, take it from one of the millions of real women already in the know it's not often you can say, you know i saw results right away visible results or your money back olay. ageless there is not a friend that i have that will not own this product ♪ 'tis the season to go ♪ 'tis the season to go shopping. but don't stress, we've got you covered. our toy insider is here with a list of the hottest toys. lori, we love seeing you, particularly when it's time to start shopping for the holidays. so what can we look for for the kids this year? >> there are so many great toys out. we're going to start with something brand new, vamp arena, on disney junior. the kids love her. she is a vampire, has just moved to a new neighborhood and wants to fit in. this is her scare b&b. we have lots of fun features. this is how you get to the first floor. our staircase opens up so you can get to the second floor. >> of course. >> we have a bookcase over here that we pull down to make it into a bed. we have a telescoping tower that grows. and then so do all the portraits. then we have vamperina. she's got all kinds of spots on this playhouse that when we put her in, she lights up. when she's feeling battie, we hang her upside down. there's a lot of fun stuff for the kids to do to recreate some of those scenes. >> i once stayed at a hotel like that, but not on purpose. not on purpose. >> let's talk about make-a-tape. this is just so clever. this is tape that comes in three different sizes that you can stick to the walls, under a shelf, under a desk, on your toys. >> oh, it's flexible so it will go in any shape you want. >> flexible, any shape you want. >> reusable tape. put it on, and now take legos or any of your lego-type bricks. we can build on the side. i have a ship hanging underneath. it is so fun and creative for the kids. >> yeah. >> all right. ready for one of the biggest trends? >> this is like a stress ball. >> this is called smushy mushy. we have these little pets with food themes. smell them. they have a delicious scent. >> they do. >> best of all, these come in these surprise packages because kids love this. we have bento boxes. >> you don't know what you're going to get. >> you're going to get a lot of little things, accessories. >> a necklace. >> you're going to get a big smooshy, a besty the in there because each one has its own little besty. >> oh, really? >> uh-huh. so they're really fun, really cute. and the kids cannot get enough. stickers in here. all kinds of fun stuff. >> how cute. i love these. i just kind of want to keep it. we keep playing with it. >> i need one of your fingers. >> oh, all right, all right. >> because i need to introduce you now to the fingerlings. these are the cutest little things. they have over 40 different sound and motion animation. >> that's adorable. >> they respond to touch, to motion, they like to be upside down. their head moves, their eyes close. you can kiss them. they are adorable. we have six monkeys. there's also a sloth and a unicorn. so depending on where you shop, you'll see they are exclusive somewhere. the kids are going crazy for those. >> they are really cute. >> and at $15.99, they're a great price. calico critters. these are little critters that have been around forever. this is the luxury town house. >> ooh. >> i have a few accessories. there are over 50 accessories that come with this. so kids have a lot of creative playtime. >> when you have that kid has everything. a lot of people want to get together and buy them something. you can team up. one person buys the house. someone else buys the characters, someone else buys the accessories. >> it's beautifully made. one of those things when your children are done with it you will hand it down. >> it does look like an heirloom in that way. >> all right. we're going to have a little bit of fun. >> i like this. there's no more going to a laser tag place. not when you have this. this is called laser x. so if we were all geared up, we'd be wearing this. >> this is my target. >> and this is mine. this is our long-range blaster. we have accuracy up to 400 feet. >> 400 feet! that's pretty far. >> if you need to reload, this is how you reload. very simple. and there we go. 25 shots before we have to reload. and you can feel when you, when you hit me, do you hear that. >> yes. >> so we have an interactive voice inside that will talk to you, guide you, give you tips, tell you what tricks to do. it's a ton of fun. >> my husband's in trouble if i bring this home. lori b, thanks so much for helping us. this is good for the adults, too. you can find way more on our website, wnn fans.com. we'll be right back. got to reload. oh, no! got to reload. oh, no! fans.com. we'll be right back. got to reload. oh, no! it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine people our age getting life insurance at such an affordable rate. it's true. if you're 50 to 85, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through the colonial penn program for less than 35 cents a day, just $9.95 a month. there's no medical exam and no health questions. you 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>> there's a lot going on with the organ. there are a lot pedals and everything else. >> it's in the lord's place. >> i can promise you how he got to both those places. >> practice? >> i mean you could have at least played along a little bit. >> oh, sorry. how? >> frank, he didn't even try. >> that's it for this half hour. for this half hour. this morning on "world news this morning on "world news now," senator al franken breaking his silence. >> he says he's embarrassed and ashamed by the allegations of sexual misconduct against him but he vows to stay on. and on the other side of capitol hill, congressman john conyers steps down from a leadership position. we'll bring you the latest on the scandals as congress returns today. and breaking overnight, mayhem at a popular mall. police shoot and injure a suspected shoplifter as many shoppers run for cover. happening now, cyber monday is under way. and experts say this is one of the best days of the holiday season to save, but it depends on what items you're shopping for. we'll tell you which items are likely to have the biggest deals today. and as ms. diana ross would say, "upside down boy, you turn me." you should turn your tree upside down. it's being called the dumbest thing ever, but it's a hot seller at target and walmart. the upside down debate on this monday, november 27. >> isn't it boy you turn me? >> no, that's the inside-out part. >> round and round. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i guess it depends on your perspective of life. it's not necessarily -- >> merry christmas, everybody. >> oh, yeah. yes. it's not necessarily that the tree is upside down. >> i see. >> it's just that you are not. >> okay. >> boom, mind blown. >> we'll dig a little deeper into that one coming up. we're going to start things off with senator franken speaking out after ten days of silence and heading back to work faced with allegations from four women. >> he says he is ashamed but has no plans to resign. this as congressman john conyers gives up his leadership role on the powerful house judiciary committee amid claims of sexual harassment. abc's gloria riviera has the details from capitol hill. >> reporter: senator al franken facing questions for the first time since sexual misconduct allegations against him. this interview on radio station wcco. >> i have a long way back. i have a long way back to win back the trust of the people of minnesota. i've let people down. >> reporter: four women have accused the minnesota democrat of inappropriate touching. franken also spoke with minnesota public radio. >> this whole thing has been, you know, embarrassing. and it's been difficult. this has been a shock to me. i would never intentionally do that. >> reporter: two of the women claim he groped their backsides during a campaign photo op at a state fair. >> i take photographs at the state fair with thousands of people. i'm someone who hugs people. >> reporter: but lindsey menz did not think the contact was incidental. >> al franken pulled me in towards him and then put his hand on my rear. >> reporter: leeann tweeden in this photo was the first woman to come forward. >> i am ashamed of that photo. she didn't have any ability to consent. she had every right to feel violated by that photo. >> reporter: franken says he is not resigning and will fully cooperate with the ethics committee investigation. long-serving civil rights advocate, michigan representative john conyers. stephanie says she was repeatedly be rated and belittled by him. >> i walked into his office and to brief him on something and he was walking around in his underwear. >> reporter: john conyers says he will step down as a ranking member on the house judiciary committee, but not giving up his seat. i deny these allegations he said. i very much look forward to vindicating myself. nancy pelosi still standing by conyers. >> we are strengthened by due process. just because someone is accused, and was it one accusations, was it two? john conyers is an icon in our country. >> gloria rivera reporting from capitol hill. and overhauling the way congress deals with sexual harassment is part of an agenda that's facing lawmakers as they return today from the thanksgiving recess. they're also hoping to avert a government shutdown by december 8th. and tomorrow president trump heads back to the capital to meet with both parties to discuss a number of issues, including tax reform. the senate is expected to vote on the massive republican tax cuts plan this week, but there are many democrats not on board. >> written in secret, this bill is being rushed to the floor without hearings or the chance for the american people to weigh in. >> and some republicans have expressed concerns over the tax bill, which includes a repeal of the obamacare mandate that requires all americans to buy health insurance. as for the funding legislation, there's a bipartisan effort to attach immigration policy that would legalize the so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers. prior to hitting the hill tomorrow, the president will talk tax cuts over lunch today with senate finance committee members. you see him there returning from mar-a-lago. and his appointment of mick mulvaney has been challenged. the court fight stems from another appointment to lead the agency. that one was made the by its departing director who resigned on friday. the fbi apparently failed to notify many u.s. leaders who were targeted by russian ra hackers. "the associated press" found that senior lawmakers weren't aware of the cyber hacking attempts. they only learned of those attempts when the ap told them. the group has connections to the kremlin and has been linked to democratic party hacking e-mails. the fbi has declined to comment. a couple of scary incidents at two different malls. first up, in suburban dallas, a report of theft from a sunglasses hut, when he noticed what he thought the suspect was pointing a gun at him. the weapon later turned out to be a replica. the officers tweeted it is impossible to tell a real gun from a fake one in a matter of seconds. then on the east coast, gunfire forcing the evacuation of a mall near new york city. a gun went off at the galleria in middletown new york. police don't think the shooting was intentional. the gun was pointed down, and they believe the bullet ricocheted off the floor. an orlando man is under arrest, charged with attempted murder after a shooting on the florida turnpike. the suspect reportedly told police he thought the car he shot up had followed him from texas and that the people inside were trying to kill him. abc's victor oquendo has more. >> reporter: florida police making an arrest in this apparent road rage shooting that left bullets in the side of a car. florida highway patrol charging kwanzaa donald with attempted murder. police say around 10:00 saturday morning, he was driving in a gray toyota camry and opened fire on a 37-year-old man and a 17-year-old girl sitting inside this red chevy impala. >> the caller now advising two patients. from what we're getting, the shooter is not on scene. >> reporter: miraculously, both suffering minor injuries. somehow avoiding a direct hit, wounded the by glass and bullet fragments. >> we're getting multiple calls on this. >> reporter: troopers shutting down the turnpike, gathering evidence and searching for that car and driver. police making an arrest after viewing surveillance video. both victims are expected to make a full recovery. the advice of florida highway patrol, do not engage other drivers. you never know if they're armed. victor oquendo, abc news, miami. overseas now, there were apparently several warnings before that deadly attack on a mosque in egypt. local village elders say they had been told to stop collaborating with government security forces and also to stop practicing rituals associated with a different muslim sect. so far, isis has not claimed responsibility for this attack, the deadliest in egypt's modern history. and here in the u.s., railroads are taking extra security measures after word they could be targeted by isis. the terror group is calling the nation's rail system one of america's easiest targets and it is calling on its followers to attack traines and possibly derail them. philadelphia officials taking this seriously, even use drones to monitor for potential threats. transit police there say the drone is the best way to patrol the tracks without having to walk them. a flight from germany to new jersey made an unexpected stop in london after several passengers suddenly fell ill. the affected passengers complained of feeling lightheaded. they were treated and released, but the flight did not continue. all passengers were put in hotels for the night. no word on what may have caused that illness. in the meantime, a record number of americans jammed the roads, rails and skies, heading home for the thanksgiving holiday. nine out of ten americans opted to drive this year with more than 45 million hitting the road. tsa expected to screen upwards of 3 million passengers just yesterday alone as amtrak deployed its entire fleet. and the roads today aren't expected to be much better. experts recommend avoiding travel between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. i'm not sure if that means 4:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. probably more likely. >> it might. >> so if you're not traveling, today might be the best day yet for some holiday deals. >> that's right. if you missed out on those black friday bargains, you you could end up getting a better deal today on cyber monday. experts say the best deals will be on laptops, travel, small kitchen appliances and shoes! yes! >> yay! >> ladies, how pumped are you? >> men, as well. >> are you a shoe guy? >> no, not at all. >> americans, by the way, are expected to spend more than $6 billion in what could be the biggest online shopping day in u.s. history. >> i'm going to get some shoes. i'm going to get some shoes. i'm supposed to be buying for other people, aren't i? >> yeah, yeah. >> i missed that. okay. canadian football the's version of the super bowl was a snowy affair in ottawa. but that made the conditions perfect for shania twain's entrance. there she is coming in for the halftime show on a dogsled. >> the argonauts and stampeders were on the field when the players were celebrating. this is how they did it, by sliding in the snow. >> you don't often see snow angels and football together. you also don't often see this. check it out. that is a snowplow on the field. >> that's true. >> toronto ended up kicking a late field goal and pulled off a big upset. final score, 27-24. >> don't they just kind of play through. >> you just have vinatieri kick the ball, it goes straight through the uprights and you're good to go. >> easy as that? >> yeah. clearly. >> where did you read that? >> i do know a little something. coming up, i'll educate you further. the brawl between the broncos and raiders. two players affected, rejected. and the mystery behind the death of a grandmother in florida. her 15-year-old grandson now behind bars after driving her car to the canadian border. do remember, you can find us on the facebook and the twitter machines. you're watching "world news now." if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage. guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of plans have no networks, so you get to choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. rates are competitive, and they're the only plans of their kind endorsed by aarp. remember - these plans let you apply all year round. so call today. because now's the perfect time to learn more. go long. i'm joy bauer, and as a nutritionist i know probiotics can often help. try digestive advantage. it is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. get the digestive advantage. tand, our adulte children are here. so, we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. those are moms. anybody seen my pants? 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>> jamal's got a plus-one this year. wow, he's upgraded. all right. happy thanksgiving, jamal. >> he expanded. it's nice that they've kept in touch. they've spoken every week. out of the last year. great moment there. >> from happy thanksgiving to merry christmas. and i have something that might put a damper on your holiday, my friend. yes, did you know inside your christmas tree, for those of you who are wrapping real ones. >> love the smell. >> you might have a few extra guests to go an along with it. new research shows thousands of insects could be lurking in your natural christmas tree. up to 25,000, that is. we're talking lice, mites, moths, spiders. what happens is they hibernate in the wood during the winter to keep themselves warm, but when you cut down the tree and you bring it into your nice, warm house, the bugs get all cozy and they're like, ooh, it feels like springtime. it's time to come out. i suddenly feel very good about my artificial tree. >> fake trees are so bad. >> it comes out, boom, it's already got the lights on it. all you have to do is put ornaments on it. at the end of christmas, whoom, right back down into storage. no creepy-crawlies. >> a christmas tree saturday night at weather man mike woods' house. >> uh-huh. >> and there was something crawling on my arm. >> see? 25,000. >> of those. >> frank is all excited about that. what do you think? he's gone for the tp. there is something that people are freaking out about when it comes to trees, not the 25,000. this is even weirder. >> what is it? >> it's an upside down christmas tree. >> why? >> and they're popular these days. frank took my notes right out of my hands. >> frank does not approve of the upside down christmas tree. >> some of them are selling for $1,000. they're in malls all over the this morning on "world news now," cyber monday is under way, and it could end up be being the biggest online shopping day ever. we'll show you what major retailers are all saying. and after nearly two weeks of silence, al franken is speaking out about the sexual misconduct allegation against him. hear what he's saying as congress gets back to work today. plus congressman john conyers makes a major change in his role there on capitol hill amid allegations of sexual misconduct. and new this half hour, the man who says he's been given a second chance. >> johnny bobbitt jr. act of kindness giving his last $20. thousands of people have donated money to him. we're go being to hear about how he feels about that gift. and who took home the tiara? a new miss universe was crowned overnight. so we'll check out all the crazy costumes from around the globe the question is, where were miss belize and miss portugal? >> they were in the top five. >> a little rivalry going on. that's coming up next in "the skinny" on this monday, november 27th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> you going shopping today? >> uh, no. are you? it's cyber monday. >> what about my gift? >> your gift's already been bought. you buy that at the store. you can't -- when it's that big, you can't just order it online. >> okay. >> it requires, you know, a check and first born child. >> he bought me a car. very excited. >> we'll get into the cyber monday craziness because today is america's biggest online shopping day ever. >> that's right. you were saying? >> you want what? >> a tesla. >> good luck. >> that's all. after the biggest black friday, millions are expected to log on for round two of the year's holiday shopping frenzy and that could end up with some of the best deals of the entire weekend. here's abc's janai norman. >> reporter: if you didn't find that bargain on black friday, you just might on cyber monday. with americans expected to spend $6.3 billion. >> a lot of the cyber monday deals go live at midnight on sunday night into monday. so you could really take advantage of that if you're willing to stay up late. >> reporter: and with potential big savings in travel, clothing and electronics. one deal already live? this 55-inch rca 4ktv on sale at walmart on sale for $339. that's more than 50% off. >> it's cyber monday, we need to get busy. >> reporter: target planning 15% off site wide on ongoing holiday deals. >> deals across every department. >> reporter: and amazon is upping the ante, delivering more than 30 deals of the day, but act fast. these red hot deals may not last for long. >> retail is performing above expectations. so there's no reason for these retailers to slash prices to cut inventory or get you into the store. >> reporter: experts say before you click "purchase," use an app such as camelcamelcamel.com to make sure you're getting the best deal possible. they also warn you to make sure their security software is up to date and only buy from secure websites. janai norman, abc news, new york. >> despite all the deal the online, most of the spending during the holiday season will take place at stores. last year, one fifth of all spending took place online. to washington now where lawmakers are getting back to work following the thanksgiving break and a wave ever sexual harassment scandals. >> senator al franken is among them. he is not stepping down, even though he is embarrassed about groping allegations. >> and the sexual misconduct claims plaguing the alabama senate race that are reportedly taking a toll on the first family. here's abc's richard cantu. >> reporter: president trump is back in washington and increasingly at odds with his own family and the republican matter over embattled republican candidate for alabama senate seat roy moore. who is accused of sexual misconduct with under age girls when he was in his 30s, charges he he denies. sunday, trump trying to boost moore's campaign. doug jones is leading in the latest pots. president trump tweeting the last thing we need is a schumer/pelosi puppet who is weak on crime, weak on the border. jones would be a disaster. his comments in stark contrast to those of his daughter, ivanka trump who said there's a special place in hell for people who prey on children. i have yet to see a valid explanation, and i have no reason to doubt the victims' account. at the same time, more than 20 republican senators are calling for moore to drop out of race. >> it is clear to me that the best thing that moore could do for the country is move on. >> reporter: on the democratic side, minnesota senator al franken broke his silence on sunday, amid allegation of four women of improper touching telling radio station wcco this -- >> i have a long way back. i have a long way back to win back the trust of the people of minnesota. >> reporter: franken says he is not resigning and will fully cooperate with the senate ethics committee investigation. and on the house side, 88-year-old michigan representative john conyers sunday stepped aside as the top democrat on the house judiciary committee while congress investigates allegations that he sexually harassed female staff members. richard cantu, abc news, new york. and sources tell abc news that president trump is questioning the authenticity of that infamous "access hollywood" tape. that surface add month before he was elected. on the 2005 recording, the president is heard bragging in volar detail about his ability to grope women because he's a star. after the tape was made public, the president, then candidate acknowledged that he made the comments, dismissing it as locker room talk and issuing a rare apology. but sources say he recently told several advisers and a senator that the tape may be fake. attorneys for michael flynn are no longer communicating with president trump's lawyers. the two sides have been cooperating about special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian election meddling. now the decision to stop sharing information could be a sign that flynn is moving to cooperate with mueller's investigation or that he's negotiating a deal for himself. and white house communications director hope hicks is believed to be the next trump insider to be questioned by mueller's investigators. the 29-year-old has been in the president's inner circle for several years. she worked in the trump organization after a stint in public relations during which one of her clients was the president's daughter. argentina's navy is not giving up hope for the crew of a submarine missing now for 12 days, even though that subonly had enough oxygen for ten days. officials also fear there was an explosion on board. meanwhile, the navy insists the ara san juan was in good condition and had just passed safety checks before departing. pope francis has his work cut out for him as he arrives in myanmar today. he has repeatedly spoken out in defense of the muslim minority, but it's not clear whether he'll refer to the muslims as rohingya, a term to which the myanmar government strongly objects. more than 600,000 rohingya have fled since the army there launched operations against them three months ago. authorities in indonesia have raised the alert for a volcano on the popular tourist island of the bali to its highest level. it has spewed ash more than two miles into the atmosphere. shutting opportunity island's airport. the volcano to erupt at any time. bali's main resorts are about 43 miles from the volcano. in the meantime, dozens of people in the south of england and wales looked up and saw these. >> ooh. >> huge fireballs plummeting to earth. >> what's that? >> some viewers even said they heard a whooshing sound, as well, along with a rumble and multiple booms. it's not known if any of those meteors survived their journey to the ground. utely., so we could have some ol a storm system bringing 50-mile-per-hour gusts from the west. >> they're whipping up the waves on lake tahoe, which usually doesn't have any waves. there are big waves in california and some surfers as well. >> yeah. so the waves are only four or five feet high, but as someone pointed out on facebook, 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>> admittedly, a little freaked out. >> miss myanmar took center stage. she came as a ticket booth. >> ticket to what? >> to myanmar. >> this is miss costa rica doing her best impersonation of the sun goddess, i guess. >> she's a yellow peacock, right? >> i like her better as sun goddess. >> let's check out miss portugal. i bet this is going to be good. >> where is the rest of the costume? the planet hollywood sign, is that part of the costume? >> i think that's it. >> that's it? >> she kind of looks like a carnival dancer. >> she looks like she just left the vegas strip. >> how did miss belize's costume look? you're such a big critic. how did that one go? >> miss belize appeared as the invisible man. >> miss belize wasn't there. >> we decided the competition wasn't big enough. there was no miss belize. >> you were too important. we know miss belize didn't make the cut. spoiler, neither did portugal. miss south africa is the winner, and this time, steve harvey announced it correctly. >> yeah. because it did come down to miss south africa and miss colombia. >> miss jamaica. >> they were part of the two the last time he screwed it up. >> do you think he was nervous when he saw miss colombia again? >> a lot of people were double and triple checking to make sure. but congratulations to miss south africa. that's who i liked. >> awesome. >> time for the soul train awards. erica badu hosting the show for the third time in a myriad of outfits there. >> she brought her costumes too. >> she did. >> just like in the miss universe pageant. >> bruno mars won five awards. he didn't show up for a single one. >> well done, bruno. and maleah made a big mark. reacting with applause, people passing out, pretty cool. >> toni braxton was the big person of the night. honored with the legend award, and proved that she's still got the moves. she did a medley of her greatest hits, and she looked amazing. >> she's still got it. >> on stage. >> the sesame street gang, by the way, has done it again. >> okay. >> you probably know the whole upside down. but what about the snack side down? oscar the grouch is warning viewers to stay away as the opening logo is revealed. and instead of stranger things, we see sharing things. >> that's where we meet the dreaded cookie gorgon. and don't forget about barb. the parody picks up about halfway through season two. >> i'm your cute, adorable child of the '80s. i have a bad feeling about tonight. where are those kids with the delicious treats. num-num. num-num. >> by the way, cookie monster looks like he brought his costume for the pageant. he met up with the gang and learned a valuable lesson about sharing. >> yeah. that's not all that happened in the series. >> no? 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