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by The Associated Press

Holiday travel...Holiday shopping...Soccer deaths in Brazil

UNDATED (AP) It's not so bad for the travelers who have swarmed airports to get home from the Thanksgiving holidays. In Atlanta, rainy weather delayed some incoming flights more than two hours, but airport officials there say lines are moving. There have also been minimal delays in the New York area.

NEW YORK (AP) A strong start to the holiday shopping season could get even better. An Internet research firm is reporting a 22 percent gain in online sales on the day after Thanksgiving compared with the same day a year ago. That total could exceed 700 million dollars online tomorrow.

MALIBU, Calif. (AP) Firefighters in Malibu, California, continue to make progress against a wildfire that's destroyed more than 50 homes. Authorities say the blaze is now 70 percent surrounded. Thirty-four more homes were damaged by the fire that broke out early yesterday.

DALLAS (AP) Texas police say a man and woman who never reported her toddler missing have been arrested by investigators searching for the identity of a girl whose body washed ashore in a storage bin. Authorities believe the girl known as "Baby Grace" is 2-year-old Riley Ann Sawyers.

SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP) Brazilian police say eight people are dead after a section of stands at a soccer stadium collapsed as cheering fans jumped up and down at the end of a game. At least nine people fell through a section of the highest bleachers, but it's not clear what caused the collapse.