aaa responded. aaa says it answers 30 million roadside calls per year so jumpstarting shelley and david van was routine until it wasn't. >> initially the jump did not work and then the technician said he got the polarity mixup. >> reporter: david says the tech tried again and the engine started and the van ran. >> we drove it down the block and we got messages to say to take it to the dealer and it died. >> triple a toad in the van to a toyota dealer for service. >> the dealer said the computer was fried. >> reporter: toasted was the term used on a repair invoice. replacing the computer cost $2482. he figured aaa was on the hook, but no, the auto club declined to play -- pay. so back it clear the shelters david asked for a selfie and help with aaa. i agree. with one email to them aaa responded no specifics just a statement that said providing a great service experience is important us. we have worked with the member to resolve this issue." a positive outcome. >> aaa fully reimburse shelley and david

aaa says tomorrow is probably going to be the busiest day for drivers.peaking of the west coast, flight aware has a misery map where they see the most delays and cancelations. right now l.a.x. in the middle of all those storms is the most miserable airport. san francisco number two. >> you know, on a good day l.a.x. is questionable. so i can't imagine -- >> reporter: exactly. >> jarred hill in new york, thank you so much. >>> so as mentioned the major storm system is pounding california and arizona. communities in ventura and santa barbara counties were among the hardest hit. flash flooding inundated roads leaving cars stranded with people in need of rescue. in the city of port hueneme, ring camera video caught this flash flood. homeowners were left with water in their homes. about 60 houses all in a senior citizen community had to be evacuated. the flooding risk heads south and east today with flood watches in effect from san diego to phoenix. up to another three inches of rain is expected to fall. >>> overseas now, a deadly mass shooting at a universit

. >>> aaa is expecting record holiday travel numbers. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> we do begin with a new trump tape, this time in michigan. it could be powerful evidence for special counsel jack smith as pursues felony charges against the former president for efforts to overturn the election. the detroit news this morning reports there is a recorded phone call of trump personally pressuring two republican election officials in wayne county, michigan, telling them they would look, quote, terrible if they certified the results in their county. >> trump reportedly made that phone call after this meeting back in november of 2020, during which the same two officials initially voted to block the certification before changing course. >> name. >> there is no reason under the sun for us not to certify this election. i believe that politics made his presidency today. >> "the detroit news" reports in the phone call after that meeting, trump told the officials, quote, we have to fight for our country. we can't let these people take our

. >> reporter: aaa expects more than 7 million americans to pass through the nation's airports over the next few days. >> we did anticipate, you know, bit of a crowd in the airport. which is why we wanted to come in a bit early. >> reporter: by and large, travelers say they've been surprised by how quickly and smoothly the lines have moved. >> i think we'll be able to get through and get something to eat and just be relaxed and have a nice, easy flight. >> reporter: folks lining up for the amtrak at new york's penn station are among the growing number of people aaa says are opting for the train or bus to get where they want to go. >> i'm actually preferring planes but -- it is convenient. significantly cheaper. >> reporter: but the vast majority of holiday travelers, nearly 104 million according to aaa are expected to drive. the moore family has a few tricks for how they pass the time stuck in traffic. >> sang christmas songs and played on lab at the times. >> reporter: and those traveling out west this holiday season, will need to take precautions. as storms rolling through. >> well, b

since aaa began tracking travel in 2000. they project this year to be the secondest travel forecast with 115 million americans expected to travel over christmas and new year's. specifically for air travel, aaa projects this year will beat 2019's record and go up to 7.5 million people, flying through the skies between saturday, december 23rd, and new year's day. >> many people fly over the holidays who either have never flown before or who fly very infrequently. they need extra time through security. so be patient, get there ahead of time. if you can reserve airport parking ahead of time, even better. and avoid checking a bag. aaa always advises that. >> reporter: if you can't travel light enough, maybe driving to your destination this holiday is an option. but beware, because 104 million people are expected to travel 50 miles or more, so the roads are expected to be busy as well, especially the saturday before christmas and the saturday before new year's day. now, during this time we're told we're going to see a mix of commu

tomorrow is one of the worst driving days according to aaa, and sunday and monday, take advantage of the low traffic because of the holiday. >> all right. sunday and monday does not sound great, but we will try it, pete. thank you so much. appreciate it. the next hour of cnn "news central" starts right now. ♪ >>> donald trump recorded again, and this time, he is not pressuring people with power, but regular citizens trying to do their civic duty as an election server and not certify the election that was won fair and square by joe biden. what was said to the canvassers and how they responded is coming up. >>> the new air assault by israel in gaza and dropping bombs in the first month against hamas. >>> and days after being held liable for $148 million for ruining two election workers' lives, rudy giuliani dellairing bank -- declaring bankruptcy, and what his lies left them leaving fearful and police protection. i am not sleeping on you guys, john berman off today, but i'm here with kate bolduan, sara sidner. >>> donald trump caught pressuring election officials once again. this time

now, that busiest day in the week is expected to be thursday, december 28th, because that's when aaa says there's going to be a mix of people commuting to and from work, or people traveling out of town for new year's eve or coming back from their christmas travels. the silver lining in all of this, with those millions of people on the roads, is that gas prices are expected to be the same as a national average last year, which was $3.10 a gallon, maybe even below. here in the bay area, we're well above that national average. but that might still mean that we get to save a little bit, a couple extra cents at the gas pump. >> always like to save something. >> exactly. a little more gifts in the stocking that way. >> thanks, ginger. >>> well, it's clear at least in front of sfo this morning. can you make out this shot? this is actually in dublin this morning. yep, we are tracking yet another foggy morning across much of the bay area. kari is keeping track of all the fog out there and when possibly it could burn off. >> yeah, it's going to take a while. i think through at least 10:00 we'l

the airport today, aaa tells us 115 million travelers will be traveling in the holiday season. airlines are using various measures including updated screaming to manage the crowd and this year the total number of domestic travelers is up 2% and one traveler notice the difference when she saw the lines today. >> we had no clue. >> this year has the second highest holiday travel forecast since aaa started tracking holiday travel 23 years ago and when you get in the bad line it's horrible when the other line goes forward and you're stuck in the bad line. >> i worked on something that revealed weather causes 70% of all air traffic and if you will be traveling in and out of california, said he will be all right and monday and tuesday will be tricky. let's talk about the current forecast. daytime highs in the 60s and 70s and now we see some think that these -- 50s. the abuse happened a little hazy because we've got high pressure and what it does is it traps air closer to the surface and creates the trapping of the hotter weather and that is exactly what we see which is the reason why

here in florida, aaa projects a record number of drivers.even though it is not a national number, we are expecting in states like florida record numbers of drivers. so it just depends. but again, other forms of travels are seeing increases. especially with air travel, which we know jesse will talk all about in the next hour. >> marissa, give my in-laws a heads up. they live in pompano beach, florida. if i have a chance, stop by. have a christmas cocktail with them. [laughter] marissa, thank you. >> michelle grossman, coming to you on this one. give me a sense of holiday weather, anybody possibly getting a white christmas this year? >> i will gladly -- have a cocktail with them to. yes, some are seeing some white weather, some snow on monday. snow falling right now to. we have a large system. it's not this huge blockbuster system that will slow everything down, but it's going to slow some spots down. taking a look at the radar, we have two systems, one of the northeast. that's a weaker one moving through portions of the interior northeast. it

tl though aaa is issuing around seven. we are more active down in stack.or an individual investor looking for a low risk option in a retirement account, a aaa is really interesting from a risk-reward perspective. i think in the clo market more broadly we have not seen a ton of issuance. it is picking up a little bit. we think it is going to remain in a somewhat challenging environment given how wide liabilities are and what that means for clo equity returns. vonnie: brian, very briefly, are you seeing opportunities outside the united states given that we are going to see a bunch of central banks pitted next year? -- pivot year? brian: we are focused on the u.s.. the u.s. is in a better place in the world. yet your economies are not doing as well as we are. i don't see a huge advantage over waiting outside the u.s.. vonnie: thanks to both of you. that is craig bergstrom and brian rehling. still ahead, the final spread a week ahead. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ a few years ago, i came to saona, they told me there's no electricity on the island. we alway

according to aaa,y sa that the most congested time will be tomorrow between the hours of 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m., so they say if you're going to do that drive tomorrow, do it either tomorrow morning or tomorrow evening to avoid the biggest part of that rush. i want you to actually listen to what aaa is advising you if you're going on that holiday road trip. >> our best advice is, you know, get an early start on the road, and then while you're driving, don't try and bomb all the way through in one -- you know, just i got to get there. i got to get there, and not take breaks. try and take a break about every two hours. stop the car, stretch, clear that road fog because it's so easy to kind of zone out and get easily distracted and that's when bad things happen, particularly when you're going 65 or 70 miles an hour. >> reporter: fortunately if you look at much of the weather across the country, it does look like fairly good driving conditions. of course the exception is in the southwest where they're dealing with that heavy rain, and for most drivers across the country, you're dealing wit

. >> aaa looked at it.ads will be packed, too. sam brock joins us from miami with everything you need to know good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i know you guys have rain and ponchos up here. here in miami, it's sunshine one of the reasons why aaa is projecting this particular location to be one of the top travel destinations this year. guys, in terms of the formula, they're looking at a ten-day window that begins before christmas and ends before new -- right after new year's. they're predicting the second highest total number of passengers there are ways to go this wisely without ruining holiday cheer. 'tis the season for holiday travel madness, and a new report says this year will be one of the busiest on record. aaa projects a staggering 115 million u.s. travelers will venture 50 miles or more from home this holiday season that's two and a half million above what we saw last year oadn racing through terminals and jamming roadways and the second highest year-end forecast since aaa began reporting in

aaa projects 150 million travelers will head 50 miles away or more from home over the trouble.g various measures like new screening machines to manage the crowd. the total number of domestic travelers is up more than 2% from last year. one traveler noticed that when she saw the lines today. >> we try to come as early as possible but this is a bad line. >> this year is the second highest year end travel forecast since aaa started tracking it. >>> spreading holiday joy in a very san francisco way. the boys choir took the show on the road. the singers and purple are from grace cathedrals writing holiday cheer by caroling to union square where they then performed on the union square plaza stage. >> very festive. >>> we show you >>> a lot of people put up decorations around the house and make a gingerbread house as well. >> construction of one of the most famous gingerbread houses is complete. the gingerbread house of the u.s. capital is on display for u.s. capitol. it's filled with little penguins, pain does come gingerbread man and a toy train. this year is the seventh edition of

aaa expects more than 7 million people to fly between december 23rd and new year's day. this year, fires can download the dmv mobile lob it out and it can simplify the pre-check -- preflight check and without using a physical identification. california is one of six states using mobile licenses. for now, the pre-check is only being used at sfo and sjc. >> a lot more people will be traveling. they may want to try this out. those early adapters of technology this is perfect for you. you can provide your physical credential if you want but if you want to try the mobile i.d. process this is where you do it. >> there and on the road aaa predicts the number of holiday travelers will be the second highest since 2000 with 115 million americans heading out over christmas and new year. >>> a disturbing trend on our roadway. violence on public buses. new data shows ac transit is on track to become the most dangerous bus system in the country to work for. this is an investigation uncovered by our unit. candace joins us now. >> our team brought this to light in 2018 causing a push fo

aaa also tells us despite what the economy may be like, more people are investing into the memory ofnd family. about 2.5 million more travelers will be out and about this year than they were last year. if you are like us and on the road, gas is slightly more expensive. it was up $0.04 from last week. >> bret: be careful there, all right. didn't know i would catch you driving. have a good holiday. >> safety first. >> winter weather will be a challenge. even the busiest days of thanksgiving travel cancellations were below 1%. so far this year, i don't want to jinx us, so far 2023 has seen the lowest cancellation rate in the last five years. >> gillian: now that he said it out loud we know it won't stick. transportation secretary pete buttigieg sounding optimistic about holiday travel this year. he warned bad weather could upend everything. this as tens of millions of americans hit the road and airports hoping to get home in time for christmas. we have a travel expert here to give us tips to help us over the coming ten days or so. look at this from aaa the horrifying numbers, 103 millio

if we take to the was, aaa projects more than 103 million people to drive at least 50 miles from home. and saturday, this saturday, expect to be the worst day to dry. aaa says you especially avoid eastbound 80 toward sacramento in the evening. >>> for that, let's turn to our weather. obviously, the roadways are going to be a factor. paul heggen, hey there. >> just in time for the holiday weekend things are going to be trying out around the bay area. it will continue in southern california for another day. but closer to home, occasional to moderate showers showing up. they are adding up just a little bit of additional reign. same things for parts of napa county and solano county. there are some heavier showers in santa clara county but largely in mountainous unpopulated parts of eastern santa clara county. is the heart of this system moves further and further away, we will see showers continuing to diminish as we go through the rest of tonight. every once in a while, a little shower will try to make its way up the bay area. but those are going to become few and far between. they will t

aaa projects the two most congested days to be yesterday and this coming thursday.dicts the second highest road travel numbers on record. 104 million people taking to the roads during the period between december 21st and 31st. aaa predicts the worst congestion in our area will be on i-80 between san francisco and sacramento. >>> and law enforcement is making sure the holiday spirit doesn't refer to alcoholic beverages for drivers. chp is in its maximum enforcement period. it runs tonight through monday. last year they made more than 600 dui arrests on christmas weekend. another period is scheduled for new year's as well. >>> turning now to the weather on christmas eve. couldn't have asked for a nicer sunset today. time lapse from our camera on top of the mark hopkins earlier tonight. darren is here to deliver some good news for the christmas day forecast. >> no rain! >> no rain, i'll take it. >> and it will look a lot like today. some high clouds passing through. the only thing about christmas is a little bit of fog in the morning. i've taken the visibility map and

aaa expects the buiest time is between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. today.22,000 people in the fiscal year as the biden administration worked to stem illegal border crossings. the government reports this is double the number from 2022. of those reported, 18,000 were parents and children traveling as family units. this comes as the caravan of 7,500 migrants is approaching through mexico to the u.s. border. >>> turning to college football on the bowl weekend. clemson beat kentucky 38-35 with the wild fourth quarter. notre dame set the largest margin of victory as they crushed oregon state 40-8. missouri took down ohio state 40-3. and the action continues today with four more. penn state and ole miss and auburn and maryland and undefeated florida state taking on defending champ georgia. >> that is one a lot of folks will be watching. >>> if you looking to start the new year richer, look to get a powerball jackpot. the jackpot is $760 million. let's turn to dana griffin in california. dana, good morning. >> good morning. an estimated $760 million with this payou

aaa expects within 7 million people to fly between december 23rd and new year's day.year, the flyers can download the dmv mobile wallet app and add their i.d. or license to it. it can simplify the preflight check in without using a physical identification card. california is one of six states using mobile licenses for now in the bay area the pre-check is only being used at sfo and sjc. >> it allows it to rethink your code. there is a camera there that takes your picture. when there is a match will be allowed into the security check if your ticket. it's an easy way to present your i.d. without turning over your physical credential. >> this is the first holiday season that really test this new method. in the air and on the road aaa predicts the number of holiday travelers will be the second highest since 2000 with 150 million americans heading out over christmas and new year's. >>> are climate in crisis. and report out by stanford details how wildfires turned some naturally occurring elements into toxic chemicals. our meteorologist vianey arana is here to explain it. >>

here are some other tips from aaa.ahead of time, as well, and, if you can do so, avoid checking in luggage. if you can't travel light enough this holiday season, maybe driving to your destination is an option. be be aware, 104 million people are expected to travel 50 miles or more. the busiest day of the week between christmas and new year's will be thursday, december 28th. that is when people who are commuting to and from work, returning from christmas holiday, and those leaving for new year's are expected to be on the roads. the silver lining is that gas prices are expected to match last year's national average at just over $3. here at the airports, you know, time-saving tips like the california dmv wallet app, those are all things that can possibly chp you some time, especially, we all know, when the rush happens, those extra few minutes can't hurt. laura? >> thanks so much, ginger. >>> a popular instagram account in the south bay is helping to help families this holiday season. this is the third year the instagram

if you are heading somewhere tomorrow, christmas day, aaa expecting the least amount of holiday traffic today and tomorrow morning. it is expected to pick back up on thursday and friday, when everyone begins returning home. >>> thousands of people are still hitting the roads, though, and catching flights just before christmas. it's far more than last year. bay area airports are reporting a jump in holiday travelers. a 14% increase at sfo, and a 9% increase in san jose. and there were surprisingly few travel hiccups. >> reporter: the lines to check baggage and get through security have been short and quick, and flights have been mostly on time. even people with travel delays say flying has been a breeze, and nothing like last year. call it an early christmas present. >> i was really surprised walking in. i thought it would be a little more crowded. >> it is surprisingly empty. >> reporter: lines were long earlier this week, with an estimated 120,000 departing travelers, shuffling through san jose over the past seven days. and close to 500,000 going through sfo. saturday in san jose, it w

aaa sayst therein a bit of a con influence.raveling for the who holiday, especially going into new year's eve. and the numbers show that the worst times to drive between 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. today. if you can leave before noon, catch the last few minutes of the show, then you would be in the best window according to aaa. it's going to be difficult for a lot of folks. >> you have to stay until the end of the show. i'm just stunned at how smooth, knock on wood, this season has been at the airports. especially considering last year. it's incredible. pete muntean, thank you so much. >> wait until the end of the show. pete also likes to say, stay late on your vacation. don't try to come back right after monday. stay until wednesday or thursday. just in, ohio's republican governor vetoed a state bill that would have banned gender affirming care for minors. it would have prohibited transgender athletes from participating in girls and women's sports. he said sign ing the bill would have been saying the state is and government know better

on the roads, aaa projects the holiday rush may surpass pre-pandemic levels. nbc news correspondent shaquille brewster at a rest stop in south holland, illinois, how are the roads looking there? not terrible traffic right behind you. >> reporter: you see the traffic behind me, you'll probably hear it as i give this report, but talking to drivers, they're saying so far so good. at least it's going as expected. illinois tollway officials say that today is going to give you the heaviest traffic on these roads across the state, at least through the end of the year, and that a little bit different, a preview of what you're expecting or what aaa says youd expect across the country. aaa is saying about 104 millio drivers will hit the road during this holiday travel period, the peak of that ising tomorrow. so if you're planning a holiday road trip, tomorrow they're saying you should hit the roads either in the morning or in the evening to avoid most of the congestion. i want you to listen to what some drivers and passengers had to tell me about their trips today. >> k

i hate to break it to you, but that is where aaa says the worst traffic is going to be.orse. you could be waiting through lines that tsa security. at least you're doing it from the comfort of your own car. right, alex? >> i guess so. [laughs] wow, what a lead into jessie garage. thank you very much. as we know, he is right there covering the airwaves for us in chicago this time. jesse, welcome. what is looking like there? >> colin, alex. which is good news. earlier we have the morning rush. you can see the lines are pretty quiet now. you can seen, people are taking more time going through the check-in process then going through security. looking up at the board, five minutes for pre-check, ten minutes if you're going through the regular security screening. that is good news. if you are traveling more later in the week, we are not out of the woods fully yet. the tsa is projecting 2.5 million-plus passengers will go through screening checkpoints on both friday and again on new year's day. brace for that possibility if you are traveling at the end of the holiday break. a co

aaa says the worst time to travel is coming up in a few hours.er: good morning. it will get worse. even here in the state of florida, aaa projects a record number of holiday travelers taking to the roads. we know that this is the most common form of holiday travel, and this is a top day for it. we've made a list of all the days and all of the hours that are the worst times to travel on the roads. surprise, surprise, today from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and then next thursday from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. are the worst times to travel. and travel outside of that, especially sunday and monday, will be better for obvious reasons. but let's talk about gas. the good news is the national average on gas prices is about the same as last year. if you live in the states of florida, texas, del aire aware or south carolina, that might be deceiving because in those states gas prices are creeping up recently. but the national average on gas prices is about the same. i am so sorry to all of the viewers watching from denver, minneapolis, and washington, d.c., becau

aaa tells us more travelers than ever are flying since the pandemic hit, because these people are nowe comfortable. tsa screening more than 2.76 million passengers on friday with those numbers expected to jump as we get closer to christmas. now, if you remember last year, more than 2 million people got caught up in the wave of delays and cancellations with southwest airlines overall working on improving their operations, so traffic nightmares like that do not happen again. the biggest advice we are hearing is you want to get to the airport two hours before your flight. it's going to be very crowded. here at l.a.x., aaa is recommending you actually reserve your parking spot ahead of time, so you're not wasting time trying to find parking when you should be going after your flight. guys. >> gio: i've been to a lot of airports this week, jaclyn, and i can tell you, they are busy. thank you so much. let's go to the roads now, because that's exactly where you find the majority of holiday travelers. expect lots of traffic today. abc's ike ejiochi joins us from washington, d.c. with a look a

estimates that 115 atpany, aaa estimates that 115 least 50 miles between this saturday and new year'ssiest ever holiday rush, a lot of the country is still reeling from recent storms. nbc's tom costello got a look at the preparations behind the scenes at the faa command center in virginia. tom. >> reporter: listen, if you're flying today, you could not have picked a better day. we have hardly any cancellations or delays nationwide. things are really looking good. it's all about what time you show up at the airport, right? the morning rush is the worst, right now we are in the lull. however, if you are flying, you can expect there won't be a lot of extra elbow room on your plane. every seat will be taken. >> the good news this wednesday morning with 114 million people expected on the roads this holiday stretch and 2.5 million moving through tsa check points each day, much of the country is now clear of volatile travel weather for now, though the flood waters remain. >> winter weather will be a challenge, it will certainly be a challenge in the next few weeks. >> for dulles, wind gusts

today, december 28th, is said to be one of the most congested traffic days this year according to aaaose drivers will also be encountering a major storm system that's making its way up the east coast. for the latest, nbc news correspondent marissa parajoins us from a rest stop in pompano beach, and we'll have the forecast in just a moment. what are drivers telling you about the conditions they're seeing out there? >> reporter: whether we're hearing from drivers or passengers, the sense is the weather is not optimal. in florida, people are looking for sunny beaches. they're probably look for a refund because it's anything but. it's not an easy day for that. we've seen roughly 600 delays in the country, at least right now, according to flightaware, their so-called misery map, and leading the delays is south florida, whether it's miami international, ft. lauderdale airport. we've been hearing from passengers frustrated with the delays, again, the miserable weather here. but aside from just the airports, which, by the way, this is bad timing because this has already been a record-breaking

mcdonald's and aaa promising to raise prices passing it on to consumers.esn't this the working class and middle class and poor people you are talking about the start of the show? doesn't hit them, a law designed to help them? >> if that happens it will, i'm not going to begrudge people working hard in trying to be the best at whatever it is they do to earn more and have the opportunity, cost the american dream, most people in these jobs are not in a ladder climbing part of their lives, the teenagers and young people at home with their parents and the job is more about teaching responsibly than how they fund their lives, is not for everybody but for a lot of folks it is much like the jobs are lower paying jobs, i can't tell you always $20 is mandated minimum wage will affect the state of california for a company like mcdonald's but the food cost more and we are talking about it today, and all of nepal's normal more, what happens when a big. >> or cheeseburger cost twice? that is how some people can't afford to eat. eating mexican food talks about because we

mcdonald's and aaa promising to raise prices passing it on to consumers.this the working class and middle class and poor people you are talking about the start of the show? doesn't hit them, a law designed to help them? >> if that happens it will, i'm not going to begrudge people working hard in trying to be the best at whatever it is they do to earn more and have the opportunity, cost the american dream, most people in these jobs are not in a ladder climbing part of their lives, the teenagers and young people at home with their parents and the job is more about teaching responsibly than how they fund their lives, is not for everybody but for a lot of folks it is much like the jobs are lower paying jobs, i can't tell you always $20 is mandated minimum wage will affect the state of california for a company like mcdonald's but the food cost more and we are talking about it today, and all of nepal's normal more, what happens when a big. >> or cheeseburger cost twice? that is how some people can't afford to eat. eating mexican food talks about because we could

eating aaa every day for ten years.ot broke, don't fix it so apparently he's been eating this since 2013, let's listen. >> friends and family tease me, to fire cannot have it every time that they don't disappoint. ♪ >> what to fire is a hot sauce, he stopped the hot sauce because he can't take it but he's 27 years old, he must have seriously powerful intestines. wait until you're in your 40s and try to do that and see how much time. >> who has time to go out to eat everyday? >> there's aaa every day across the street you could do this, too. he does hold the beans. smart choice, he hold the beans, smart choice. >> are beans a vegetable? the mark know but they do have side effects. >> i love watching these things, romantically proposing in front of a cheering crowd in rome. >> so awful. >> read the crowd for at least no your girlfriend. how does this happen? i'm sorry, i feel bad for the guy but when these things the wrong, it darwin. >> he's like is it yes or no? she's like it's no. [laughter] a part no. maybe you should

eating aaa every day for ten years.roke, don't fix it so apparently he's been eating this since 2013, let's listen. >> friends and family tease me, to fire cannot have it every time that they don't disappoint. ♪ >> what to fire is a hot sauce, he stopped the hot sauce because he can't take it but he's 27 years old, he must have seriously powerful intestines. wait until you're in your 40s and try to do that and see how much time. >> who has time to go out to eat everyday? >> there's aaa every day across the street you could do this, too. he does hold the beans. smart choice, he hold the beans, smart choice. >> are beans a vegetable? the mark know but they do have side effects. >> i love watching these things, romantically proposing in front of a cheering crowd in rome. >> so awful. >> read the crowd for at least no your girlfriend. how does this happen? i'm sorry, i feel bad for the guy but when these things the wrong, it darwin. >> he's like is it yes or no? she's like it's no. [laughter] a part no. maybe you should hav

aaa expecting a record number of travelers this white nationalist. this hour of "cnn this morning" starts now. >>> another tape emerged of donald trump personally pressuring election officials to block joe biden's victory in 2020, this time in the state of michigan. "the detroit news" reporting there is a recorded phone call of trump urging two republican election officials in wayne county not to certify their county's results. wayne county is home to detroit, a democratic stronghold. now trump reportedly called them right after this meeting a couple of weeks ago after the election where those same two officials initially voted to block the certification before backing down. >> there is no reason under the sun for us to not certify this election. this is reckless and irresponsible actions by this board. >> now, in the phone call after that meeting "the detroit news" reports trump told the officials, quote, we've got to fight for our country, we can't let these people take our country away from us. those officials ended up refusing to sign the officia

the second highest year-end holiday travel forecast since aaa began tracking the numbers 23 years agoowerful storm could disrupt many plans. >> yeah, right now florida is feeling the initial impact of the storm as it gains strength. it's protected to carve a path up the east coast bringing heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and coastal hazards while it could bring travel problems and power outages, forecasters say a blockbuster snowstorm is not expected. of those 115 million people planning to travel, airlines are planning to accommodate an average of almost 3 million passengers daily, hoping to replicate this past thanksgiving where airlines saw few flight c cancellations. american airlines expects friday to be the busiest of the season with plans to serve over 12 million passengers. so talk about it all. joining us is the points guy managing editor clint henderson. good to see you dark and early over there. now, i feel like i hear big storm holiday travel and i think back to the madness that was last year when southwest, for example, had a complete meltdown. they are saying there won't be

if you are hitting the roads, check out the best times to drive according to aaa.at includes before 10:00 a.m. on saturday on the 23rd, and then the worst time to avoid is in the middle of the day next week. we will be here throughout the morning to give you guys a look at if it is getting a little bit busier, i know we were here at the same time yesterday and it looks a little calmer, but we will see how the morning plays out, marcus. >> yeah, if you are planning on traveling this time of year, you already know, look, plan ahead. thanks, ginger. >>> new developments this morning for one bay area man held in a venezuelan prison for two months. he will be home in time for christmas thanks to a prisoner swap. >> his family said he never did anything wrong. kris sanchez is here, and why was he arrested in the first place? >> there's a little confliction here. he was a frequent visitor to venezuela where he was arrested two months ago, and he is a mortgage loan officer here, and no formal charges were filed against him being a money launderer, and he was told to raise

if you are going somewhere for christmas, aaa expects the least amount of traffic tomorrow and christmas morning but it will pick back up once everyone starts heading home next week. thousands are still hitting the roads and catching flights though and it is more than last year. airports are reporting a jump in holiday travels, 9% more in san jose. as emma reports, there were surprisingly few travel hiccups tonight. >> the lines to check baggage and get through security has been short and quick and flights have been mostly on time. people say tonight has been a breeze and nothing like last year. call it a early christmas present. lines were long earlier this week with a estimated 120,000 departing travelers shuffling through san jose over the past seven days. close to half 1 million going to sfo. saturday it was a different story. >> maybe everybody planned ahead. >> reporter: travelers arriving from austin say it was smooth back home and security was faster than usual. >> they have made security more smooth. you did not have to take your electronics out of the bag. >> reporter: a travel

in the skies, aaa is predicting record air travel through new year's day.s is a live look from sfo. sfo saw 137 delays today. while oakland saw two cancellations. hopefully things will stay safe. >> the brunt of the latest storm moves into the bay area overnight. rain already starting to fall. reports of thunder, and i think i just saw lightning on the live camera. capitola, which is one of the hardest hit from last winter's storms is hoping this rainy season will be less brutal. >> reporter: residents are gearing up for a rainy few days. >> to be honest with you, ever since the storms hit, capitola village isn't what it was. a lot of people don't come. it's been the slowest year ever. >> reporter: some are still recovering from the aftermath of last winter's storms. >> we didn't have electricity for almost two weeks. >> reporter: she says back in january she was forced to close up shop for two weeks and toss "food & wine" that went bad when she lost power, costing her about $15,000. that's why this time around she's taking more precautions. >> now that the

though, that airlines need to control is how resilient the system is to that weather. >> reporter: aaa estimating that all in all close to 150 million people will be traveling this holiday season. a vast majority of them will not be flying. they will be driving to their destinations instead. paolo sandoval, cnn, new york. >>> as you and i continue together, an exclusive report on the american woman who survived the brutal attack at the nova music festival in israel. the reunion with a man who saved her. also i'll be telling you about the czech republic honoring those who were murdered in the worst peacetime mass shooting. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wi

aaa games these days, high fidelity games made by studios like rockstar, like the activision blizzard studios, they typically take over five plus years. there is a lot of 3d modeling. you can see from the trailer the cinematic graphics are very lifelike. people that they have been the game, the complexity of the open world game where players can let their imagination run wild and sort of endless content. these things take a long time, years of development, hundreds of game developers. in the case of gta vi, there is speculation about the cost to develop. gta v was $200 million and it is possibly over five times that for gta vi. ed: back to the numbers on gta v. it was released september 2013, more than 10 years ago. 190 million copies sold. $8.4 billion in revenue. in the last fiscal year take-two did $5.4 billion overall. it is important. how has the audience changed from september 2013 until now?how has the market changed ? amy: i would say that since 2013, you already see that by 2013, in the last 10 years of gaming, you see more diversity of the types of players to come into the e

aaa predicts 7.5 million people will travel by air for christmas and new year's this year. that would be the most since it began tracking in 2000. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight we begin with breaking news. the supreme court just moments ago taking a step forward in a historic case involving donald trump. late this afternoon, the supreme court agreeing to hear an extraordinary petition from special counsel jack smith, who is pursuing this criminal prosecution of trump for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. now, the nation's highest court is now set to weigh in for the first time on the historic criminal prosecution of a former president. the special counsel is asking the justices to break from tradition and decide quickly on whether donald trump has immunity. here is what the special counsel wrote in this petition. "this case presents a fundamental question at the heart of our democracy, whether a former president is absolut

aaa is sticking with the holiday travel forecast.e than 115 million people will travel 50 miles or more from home during the ten-day period, including new year's eve. that's 2.5 million more people traveling than this time last year. more than 7.5 million are expected to travel by plane, which beats the record set in 2019. that could be due to slightly lower ticket prices depending on the destination. >>> as we all get ready to ring in the new year, police are on alert ahead of tonight. nbc's george solis reports from times square about what the big apple and other big cities are doing to keep it safe. >> reporter: new york city's iconic times square. >> welcome 2024. >> reporter: nothing is being left to chance, even with no specific threats to the city or state. >> this is the safest big city in america, new york city. >> reporter: new york governor kathy hochul ensuring it stays that way tapping new york state police, the new york national guard and even the port authority to keep the millions expected to flood the streets of the

esto mientras el dÍa de hoy en partes del noreste estÁ siendo afectada por una intensa neblina, la aaa5:00 p.m. borja: parece que ni mal tiempo ni la alta inflaciÓn frena los deseos de muchos para viajar, que tengan todos un buen viaje. reportera: buenas tardes, asÍ es, hoy el dÍa despuÉs de navidad es el dÍa en que mÁs regalÓ se devuelven a nivel nacional, es que se estima que 66,000 millones de dÓlares serÁn devueltos en regalos de navidad no deseados a nivel nacional entre hoy y el fin de aÑo, pero esto no es todo, la gente no quiere esperar ni siquiera un dÍa, la mayorÍa de ellos van a tiendas como esta para intercambiar regalos, pero muchos se llevan sorpresas indeseables, te doy tres reglas para que no te suceda, la primera es que vas a necesitar un recibo de tarjeta original para cambiarla, en la mayorÍa de ellos tiene una fecha lÍmite que va entre los 30 dÍas o puede llegar hasta los tres meses, esto desde la fecha de compra, tambiÉn en muchas tiendas como esta no te van a volver tu dinero, pero vas a volver a intercambiar ese regalo que no te gustÓ por otro, yo por ejemplo una

esta Época donde incurrimos en tantos gastos y mÁs adelante las flores navideÑas vienen de mÉxico y aÁarte de quienes te hacen sentir bien. en kaiser permanente, trabajamos juntos para cuidar de todo lo que tú eres. para las despedidas a dios de que las flores de nochebuena son originarias de mÉxicoy que son hombres los que se marchita y el que solo florecen una vez t tambiÉn se le conoce como flores de pascua los productores mexicanos la siembran en mayo y las abonan y las riegan durante 6 meses y despuÉs florecen en diciembre, su cultivo pasa de generaciÓn en generaciÓn y tienen 21 variedades de d diferentes colores amarillas, rojas pero las que mÁs se vende son las rojas que tiÑen esta navidad de este hermoso color y ademÁs llegan a todos los rincones del mundo, gracias por acompaÑarnos y que pasen buenas noches y feliz navidad, hasta la prÓxima. >> hoy en zona mixta analizamos la llegada de fernando gago archiva si lo que pasÓ en la final de clubes y tambiÉn hablaremos de la

aaa predicts 150 million americans will travel 50 miles or more away from home this holiday season. we break down the numbers. >> reporter: heavy traffic is a guarantee in many areas with almost 104 million drivers expected to hit the road this holiday season. some are finding an easy ride. >> been a lot of cars, but everything is going good our direction. the other way, we saw a bad dinger. but luckily it wasn't us. >> reporter: others encountered heavy snow in washington state and salt lake city, utah. and downpours in southwest arizona. what all drivers are seeing, lower prices at the pump. down around 15 cents a gallon compared to a month ago. more than half of americans are seeing prices under $3 a gallon. overall most people are paying less for gas than last year. the nation's airports are also packed. >> i didn't expect so many people, but it's the holiday season, so i figured it would be busy regardless. >> reporter: aaa predicts 39 million passengers will fly in the two weeks around christmas. tsa says over 2.6 million passengers were screened just on thursday. >> atlanta w

peggy: la "aaa" espera que hoy no sea uno de los dÍas mÁs congestionados, pero sugirieron salir despuÉsvÉ las herramientas de su telÉfono, se llega al aeropuerto, trate de hablar con una ente, reprograma su vuelo, incluso pida un vale de hotel, regreso con ustedes. marcela: las tarjetas de regalo son posiblemente el regalo mÁs popular entre los estadounidenses, si usted recibiÓ una de estas tarjetas, debe saber que si espera demasiado tiempo para usarla, podrÍa perder parte o incluso todo su valor, primero nos presenta las recomendaciones de los expertos. rivero: se estima que los estadounidenses gastan $30,000,000,000 en tarjetas de regalo, tambiÉn podrÍa perder miles de dÓlares si no las usan, rosalÍa navarrete cuenta lo que a ella le sucediÓ. >> se me perdiÓ un aÑo. otras personas las guardan para una ocasiÓn especial o las olvida. rivero: y es que la mayorÍa de las tarjetas de regalo se utilizan en un plazo de seis meses, pero expertos advierten de las consecuencias de prolongar su uso. >> toma cinco aÑos, en algunos estados cada estado regula, hay tarifas de inactividad que disminu

> las carreteras tambiÉn estarÁn repletas prefiero estar en el aeropuerto >> con toda la familia la aaa serÍan los dÍas de mÁs trÁfico (mÚsica) la muerte de matthew perry fue accidental por quetamina, ademas tambien nos explican que el departamento del forense tuvo otros contribuyentes en el deceso del actor >> este actor 10° de cuatro aÑos, conocido por interpretar a chandle en fiends muriÓ el 28 de octubre en su casa, segÚn el reporte del mÉdico forense del condado angelino, su fallecimiento fue por los afectos agudos de la ketamina >> este mÉdico explica el tipo de medicamento es y su uso >> esta droga es conocida como un anestÉsico potente, pero tiene utilidad en pacientes con depresiÓn, los que tienen dolor crÓnico >> el informe indica que otros factores que contribuyeron a su deceso incluyen el ahogamiento, la enfermedad arterial coronaria y los efectos de otro medicamento. su muerte fue de forma accidental este es un medicamento que se usa para tratar el dolor y las adicciones, sobre todo, la de opioides, rara vez se usa para tratar la adicciÓn al alcohol >> esta combinaciÓn, sin

aaa saying more people are investing and making memories despite how the economy may be going at thisoint. if you're driving like us, gas prices are up slightly from last week. they're about 4 cents higher. we're seeing average prices at about $3.12. aaa tells us that about 2.5 million more travelers are going to be traveling, whether it's by air or by car than they were last year. back to you, neil. >> neil: all right. thank you, kelly. meantime, what do you think they're calling tomorrow for shopping? i should have thought of this myself. it's super saturday. good thing we're live tomorrow morning. i digress. we have dana marie mcnichol at the mall there in florida. super saturday is on for tomorrow. >> yeah, feels like super saturday already. super friday we'll call it. the joint holiday in terms of shopping. extremely busy. stores opened early. the people walking around me. there's no shortage of customers. retailers are really excited because record amount of money is being spent this holiday season. >> definitely expect to see tons of people here, very similar to what one would

aaa projecting 115 million travellers will head 50 miles or more from home. opting to avoid the roads all together. this driver in boston says he's staying home. >> i know it's going to be busy. my kids are grown. i'm just going to stay home and have a glass of wine. >> reporter: certainly not a bad idea there. if you are planning on heading out, today's one of the best days to do so because the roads are expected to be quiet. trevor? >> trevor: heading to the airport after the show. great news. reena, thank you very much. >>> we're following breaking news overnight. a shooting at a florida mall. one person killed, another wounded with the suspect on the loose. abc's zohreen shah is here with the developments. zohreen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, trevor. a terrifying scene officials say they evacuated a mall after reports of an active shooter. this morning an urgent manhunt after police released this image of a person of interest in a deadly shooting at a busy florida mall. officials say the suspect left 40-year-old david nathaniel barron dead an

aaa is projecting more than 115 million americans will take an airplane or drive to their destinationy end up being a record-breaking holiday travel season bread hello welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am bryan llenas. >> hi brian. despite the crowds and long lines at airport security the situation, is not too bad yet. you are looking live at hartsfield jackson international airport in atlanta the world's busiest airports. fortunately delays and cancellations have so far been minimal here and across the country fight over reporting more than 3000 delays and only about 70 cancellations. cb cotton is live in new york city with how passengers are faring there. >> hi as i mentioned earlier the afternoon rush has arrived here at terminal a. thankfully the line behind me is moving pretty quickly. i want to give our viewers a snapshot of what we are sitting across the country. two storms are traveling across the west on friday now appear to be impacting the central part of the country. we are seeing that play out according to tracking site flight aware. take a look as you ment