aaa looked at a decade of traffic deaths in washington state. it found the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana doubled since pot was legalized there in 2012. kris van cleave goes behind the numbers. >> marijuana dispensaries like this one are all over los angeles, and aaa is increasingly worried about what happens when people get stoned and get behind the wheel. 16-year-old chad briton was walking to his car during lunch when he was hit and killed in front of his high school by a teen driver high on pot. >> he was a beautiful soul. he'd do anything for anyone. >> reporter: aaa's jake nelson worries the rate of driving stoned is reaching a new high as legalized cannabis becomes more widely available. >> if you're going to use marijuana, you shouldn't drive. and if you know you have to drive, you should not use marijuana in any shape or form. >> why do you drive around smoking? you know that's not a good idea, right? >> yeah, i do. >> reporter: dashboard video shows the kind of run-ins with the kinds of dr

you are the first team at lowell and the first team in aaa to win state titles. continue to lastly, i want to thank the parents for your support this season. having to leave work early or wake up at 5:00 a.m. for tournaments is not easy, but just know that we would not have accomplished this without your unwavering support, so thank you so much. and next, we're going to have our team captain, mari mariko tanaka. >> good evening, everyone. my name is mariko tanaka, and i am a senior at lowell high school. this past volleyball season was one of the most amazing experiences i've ever had, and i am so thankful to be a part of this team and so proud to be able to accomplish something even beyond my imagination. at the beginning of this season, winning state was something i never thought my team would get an opportunity to achieve. our main goal was to win aaa section championships and advance past the second round of c.i.a. nor-cal playoffs. the team stayed focused on reaching this goal, and with the hard work came reward to go undefeated in league play and win our ci

get its aaa question.ove and return to the story in a moment, but now let's cross the world of cargo, airlines may be lower on passengers, but cargo has become a major revenue stream during the major shift in the industry. now were joined by our guest, cofounder and managing director of cargo one, start up booking airfreight. you are receiving funds from big backers. i'm interested, first and foremost, about where you see the market for cargo going. how much is the sudden desire to ship cargo at the moment and how much more difficult it has become in the slowdown in taking passengers around the world? >> yeah, thank you for having me. it has grown in importance massively. 35% is being flown on planes. that's roughly 100 billion annually. roughly 50% of that is flown on passenger planes. you can imagine that would have a huge impact over the past couple of months with covid hitting passenger airlines and a ,ot of flights being canceled with 5% of capacity remaining. have airlines that traditionally focused

. >> whether its been plane, trainor vehicle aaa estimates about 50 million will travel this holiday season. here at sfo, it's a very different picture. the busiest travel day looks a lot different. you will notice the change upon arriving where there is plenty of room at the curb. >> there was no traffic. i skated right through tsa. no problem. >> inside ticketing kiosks have barriers and agents in ppe. even the security line used to be snaking out the door, now a breeze. doug with sfo said a third of the stores inside are still shut. >> different. a lot less passenger activity. we are down about 75% from this time last year and you can really see it in the terminals. >> while sfo felt like a ghost town it's not indicating the rest of the country. only about 40% of the usual flights are running out of sfo but many are adding flights. aaa said this year's travel numbers are only 10% lower than precoronavirus travel days painting a very different picture than the one we see here. >> it was like bombs had gone off. i took pictures of the inside of the airport because it was just incred

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aaa says states need a two-tier system to determine who is too high for use.impairment. >> laws that limit how much thc can be in a person's blood as a driver are completely meaningless in terms of allowing us to predict how impaired somebody is behind the wheel. >> reporter: normal, a group that lobbies for the legalization of pot, argues that the aaa study has some flaws. they say the increase in stops, that's due to more people testing for the presence of marijuana, and that marijuana can stay detectible in the body for days after it's consumed. kris van kleave, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and coming up on "cbs this morning," the very latest on the iowa caucuses after results were delayed overnight. >>> plus, only on "cbs this morning," gayle talks with kobe bryant's longtime friend, former wnba star lisa leslie. >>> and actress edie falco tells us about her new cbs drama "tommy." that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm laura podesta. have a great day. ♪

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julian glover has the latest numbers from aaa. >> good morning. aaa predicting the majority of americans will heed warnings from health officials and stay home this season. they're forecasting 34 million americans will travel for this holiday. that still leaves about 84 million americans expected to travel this holiday week, between today and the 3rd of the new year. the majority of people, 96% of people will take road trips instead of cramming into airports. tsa cleared 950,000 passengers on monday. with fewer travelers, traffic volume and congestion during the holiday week is expected to be less than in years past. aaa predicts the busiest spot in the bay area will be northbound 101 at 5:00 p.m. this evening. santa clara county and san francisco still have the ten-day mandatory quarantine order in place to discourage holiday travel. a bit of good news if you plan on packing into the car for this holiday travel season, gas prices are about 50 cents cheaper compared to this time last year. reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc7 news. >>>

aaa found systems can disengage with little notice. more than 90% of new cars have at least one feature to help maintain lane position, speed, and distance from other cars. aaa did not evaluate tesla this time. >>> the first round of the pga championship is underway at harding park this afternoon. without spectators, brooks koepka is aiming for historic three pete. meanwhile, tiger woods arrived to tee off and show off. he nailed it. he has won four times. be sure to check out the kpix 5 special tonight at 7:30. >>> you can watch the 2020 pga championship live all weekend long at the website, kpix.com. >>> time for a check of the weather. >> we were hearing from the golfers, tiger, and the rest of the guys, and they were so taken by how great it was out there yesterday for practice. they were worried about the marine layer. we are going to have to deal with it. yesterday was an exception. it was an exceptionally bad. now, the course sits right on the coast. even today and the weekend, there will be some clouds. it's not going to be as

last year, aaa forecasted about 43 million people. there is an expectation that we will not see anywhere near those numbers. despite reports of people on the beaches around the country, maryland, ocean city, traffic analytics services are pointing to decreases across the board. we are looking at especially metropolitan regions where not only transportation agencies but also toll collectors and the travel industry is suggesting that people stay home. the airlines are continuing to see a drop in people going to airports and the passenger rail system and transit are not factors. people for the most part are not taking the subways. amtrak is expected to commence their fast speed rails next month. talking to the reporting that i was doing suggests that the transportation agencies suspect people for the most part to it here to social distancing guidelines. host: eugene mulero joins us from his home the website for , transport topics, ttnews.com. to check out his work. you mentioned the toll industry with so many less people on the roads tra

of 25 members representing government agencies, advocacy groups including representatives from arp, aaa, the california hawaii patrol and represented by the task force and represented on the advisory group in the room and at the table and incredible support provided for our staff and the work with the recommendations of the task force and speed limit is complicated and the team we worked with was integral to helping the task force development that recommendation. the final report which there is a link in the item that included

of 25 members representing government agencies, advocacy groups including representatives from arp, aaa, the california hawaii patrol and represented by the task force and represented on the advisory group in the room and at the table and incredible support provided for our staff and the work with the recommendations of the task force and speed limit is complicated and the team we worked with was integral to helping the task force development that recommendation. the final report which there is a link in the item that included

of 25 members representing government agencies, advocacy groups including representatives from arp, aaa, the california hawaii patrol and represented by the task force and represented on the advisory group in the room and at the table and incredible support provided for our staff and the work with the recommendations of the task force and speed limit is complicated and the team we worked with was integral to helping the task force development that recommendation. the final report which there is a link in the item that included

i'm chris colfer of the unlockable program aaa that's what economies are striving for aaa is such a credit rating from the world's leading agencies ensures that countries can borrow at relatively low cost the label indicating a safe bet for investors but african that is highly speculative risks a higher and ratings less solid meaning countries need to offer bigger returns to entice investors and the coronavirus been demick is only adding to difficulties. the. ratings are like grades at school very good satisfactory could do better rating agencies use categories like this to rate creditors states and companies a poor rating can mean high interest rates making borrowing more expensive moody's for example reaffirmed botswana's 80 rating which is the best of all african states and 2nd places with a medium grade rating while morocco and south africa trail in 3rd place with speculative ratings all other african countries evaluated by moody's have a worse rating. right now the fall out from the coronavirus epidemic is playing havoc with the health systems of african countries and yet individual s

of 25 members representing government agencies, advocacy groups including representatives from arp, aaa, the california hawaii patrol and represented by the task force and represented on the advisory group in the room and at the table and incredible support provided for our staff and the work with the recommendations of the task force and speed limit is complicated and the team we worked with was integral to helping the task force development that recommendation. the final report which there is a link in the item that included

>> voy a empezar invitándolos para que ááá estén el próximo sábado a las ocho horas de puerto rico. de paz y sobre todo que se cuiden mucho la situación es muy difícil. >> muchas gracias por la oportunidad de poder conversar contigo y a disfrutar este sábado sin duda alguna. >> no te lo pierdas. >> (música) >> precauciones por el covid-19, cambios en uno de los desfiles más tradicionales del país. no le cambie porque regresamos en tan solo minutos. >> (música)

aaa says in part this situation was not handled in the best way. in this case, limited tow service coverage in her area. members respond to health screening questions before aaa provides service. if someone responds yes, we connect them with a specialized servicing team that works to find a safe solution. >> after the so-called specialized team talked to her, sh sat for another half hour until someon told her that rossi's refused to pick her up. >> reporter: instead a passing chp officer helped king get back on the road an hour and a half later. >> literally they just said our drivers were scared for their safety. >> reporter: rossi's towing has yet to respond. i'm amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >>> congress is rushing to pass another economic stimulus package to help people during the covid-19 pandemic. jobina fortson has more from the live desk. good morning. >> good morning, kumasi. busy day on capitol hill. the house is expected to vote on the $484 billion economic stimulus bill. the senate passed the bill on tuesday. it include $320 billion f

aaa says to be mindful of the buttons you press on a vending machine. maybe use a card instead of cash. especially, after you use something like that make sure you hand-sanitize afterwards. weekend gas prices are the lowest in more than 15 years according to aaa. one more thing to think about on your road trip, all of the things you touch on a road trip, the key pad, the nozzle, one research says to maybe use a knuckle on these key pads. make sure you wash up afterwards, or touch all of this with a paper towel or gloves. >> well, i don't think people understand the risk very well. >> reporter: the big concern for health experts that quarantine fatigue will lead to more travel and spread coronavirus even further. >> i think people are just getting fed up with being in all the winter months and now they're getting out. >> reporter: doing any travel for memorial day? >> no. >> reporter: staying home? >> staying home. >> pete muntean for us there. thank you, pete. >>> let's go to orlando. some theme parks now have approval to reopen. universal plans to open

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you cannot say that about aaa or aa rated corporate debt.t the clo market and we really do find it is priced structurally robust. what we have found is there are two things that have improved. number one, we have increased levels of coordination for all debt try to. clo's even stronger than they were before. the second thing is actually due to in large part to the volcker rule. clo's are now back to 100% by leveraged loans. -- a portion of the collateral which was high-yield owned by collateral. historically, high-yield has exhibited lower levels of recovery when they do default. we have two things we believe makes clo stronger today. one is the structural enhancement and two is the collateral that is backing clo's. we think certainly when you take a look at clo's, not only do we believe they are money good and .aa, aa, single-a we come down to the triple be, we think those are all money good. when we get down to low investment grade, this is where it is important to be able to understand the underlying credits of the portfolio and that is w

what aaa has to say about where americans are setting their sights in the summer. and a look outside from the embarcadero pretty shot it's pretty if it's you know white or dark we see some cloud cover there in the background. as you make your way into san francisco this morning that you're going to see a little bit of cloud cover maybe some fog but you know temperatures are fairly mild. it's 53 in san francisco already 63. and 51 in santa rosa and 55 in fremont we'll see how the afternoon shaping up after the break. >>welcome back everyone, the time for 44, let's head over to the weather center and get an update with dave spahr heyday of a good morning robin good morning, everybody live shot coming in from sfo a pretty clear picture given the fact that we have a little bit of haze from the faa going on, but no delays there this morning which is good news most ratings are in the 50's across most of the bays real estate 63 off to antioch at this hour. do have a little bit of an uptick that happens with the winds late this afternoon and this evening that will be drive

you are the first team at lowell and the first team in aaa to win state titles. continue to lastly, i want to thank the parents for your support this season. having to leave work early or wake up at 5:00 a.m. for tournaments is not easy, but just know that we would not have accomplished this without your unwavering support, so thank you so much. and next, we're going to have our team captain, mari mariko tanaka. >> good evening, everyone. my name is mariko tanaka, and i am a senior at lowell high school. this past volleyball season was one of the most amazing experiences i've ever had, and i am so thankful to be a part of this team and so proud to be able to accomplish something even beyond my imagination. at the beginning of this season, winning state was something i never thought my team would get an opportunity to achieve. our main goal was to win aaa section championships and advance past the second round of c.i.a. nor-cal playoffs. the team stayed focused on reaching this goal, and with the hard work came reward to go undefeated in league play and win our ci

this as aaa says more people plan to drive rather than fly to their destinations this thanksgiving. >>> well, the cdc is urging people not to travel for thanksgiving, but 4 million people have already taken to the skies this week. and the tsa's expecting another 1 million to pass through its checkpoints today alone. but here at home seems a lot less crowded than usual at sfo. emily turner reports from the airport, which is being described by some as a ghost town. >> reporter: whether it's by plane, train or automobile, aaa estimates 50 million americans are going to be travelling this holiday season. here at sfo, it's a very different picture. the busiest travel day of the year looks a lot different in 2020. you'll notice the change right upon arrival where there's plenty of room at the curb. >> there was no traffic. no lines. i walked, skated right through tsa. no problem. >> reporter: inside, ticketing kiosks are buttressed by plexiglas and agents decked out in ppe. even the security line used to be snaking out the door in years past, now a breeze. doug with sfo says even a third of

it is aaa assets that are the foundation mortgages. aaa commercial mortgages. if the world cannot finance aaa assets, than the building blocks for everything else in the financing markets and equities does not work. all of that is incredibly powerful. david: does this relieve any of the pressure on congress to act? one of the disputes on congress is whether we need to get assistance to the states right away. there are states badly hurting. as they are going into the muni market does that relieve some of the pressure? rick: it does. part of what is in this, and it takes a lot of time to read through all of this and all of the nuance around each of these proposals. what they are doing, they are going at it. the way they addressed it is not the smaller municipalities, but what they are doing is providing liquidity and funding for the bigger populations, i.e. at the state level, and then you get the trickle down effect to get into the smaller municipalities. it was very well thought through. it does take some of the pressure off our congress. the way they have set

reporter melanie takes a look at the travel trends aaa is predicting. >>> the open road is calling formericans who spring early summer travel plan due to the pandemic. >> this will be the summer of the road trip strata >> each year aaa issues a travel forecast for the summer holiday but for the first time in 20 years, it did not for memorial day weekend and fourth of july. the travel organization did however give an overall outlook for the summer. >> the kind of trend we expect to sethe summer will be the same expect to see over the fourth of july weekend as well. >> aaa says the trends translate seeing passenger volume decreases. this year compared to last. planes, trains, cruise ships and buses will see the most dramatic drops in travelers between 74 and 86%. trips taken and automobiles will also be down but only by a little over 3%. a couple reasons northern californians will road trip this summer, those plans are easy to make at a spur of the moment notice, plus gas prices are down compared to last year and that makes going by car an attractive way to get away. >> a reason why, the

and aaa found while there's got more work to do, the safest feature is still a human driver.loves his tesla and it's autopilot, a driver assistance system that can automatically maintain a vehicle's speed and lane. he says it works pretty well but it's not perfect. >> there's times where this doesn't do exactly what you thought it would because it's thinking on its own terms. its own algorithm. it might be different from what you would do. >> reporter: the driver of this tesla says autopilot was engaged during this july accident in southern california. his car in the center moves over and slows when the semi drifts into its lane. just as the suv changed lanes behind it. and here an arizona state trooper was stopped on the side of interstate 10 last month when a tesla slammed into him. its driver told troopers autopilot was active. new research from aaa found that kind of crash may be particularly challenging for several other advanced driver assistance systems. 66% of the time they hit a simulated disabled vehicle during closed course testing. >> that's alarm because people c

aaa says there are millions fewer traveling but that means 85 million other people are traveling.f you're traveling from this particular area it's important to note there is a ten-day quarantine for people living and working in san francisco. the only exception are the essential workers and first responders. according to top doctor, the stay-at-home order has saved about 330 lives. cases still surging with an average of 275 new cases each day. now for those like folks heading to the airport aaa recommends planning your stops for food and if you're driving for gas in advance research restrictions on your trip and even offers a downloadable restrictions map that will show you what is and is not open across the nation. americans are to think long and hard about where you spend your holidays. it could put the health of you and your family at risk. >> people congregating at meals with friends and family, as innocent as those things seem, in fact, those are the things that continue to drive this. >> reporter: it is so very crucial to wear your mask, wash your hands and practice social d

aaa thinks the number could be even lower as coronavirus cases surge. just last week the cdc said to cancel your holiday travel but this past weekend was the busiest three days at airports since travel took a big decline. major airlines are gearing up for more passengers and adding new flights for the first time since march. the airline industry group said they are not encouraging travel but they are not discouraging it either. >> i think it's ethical. he we wouldn't fly people if it wasn't safe. >> everybody has to make a decision about their own personal risk. it's a very personal decision. >> we have seen a lot of people out here with face shields, face masks making sure they are taking the precautions they need. however, with that in mind health experts concerned that because of the 14 day incubation period for coronavirus that because of holiday travel there will be a christmas time spike in cases but when it comes to that only time will tell. reporting live at sfo. >>> new this morning, some air traffic controllers at john wayne airport in la are

weekend gas prices are the lowest in more than 15 years, according to aaa.more thing to think about on your road trip, all the things you touch at a gas pump, the nozzle, keypad, one researcher telling me maybe use a knuckle to hit these buttons or use a touch screen better than your fingertips. they emphasize make sure you wash up afterwards or maybe touch all of this with a paper towel or even gloves. >> i don't think people understand the risk very well. >> reporter: the big concern from health experts that quarantine fatigue will lead to more travel and spread coronavirus even further. >> i think people just getting fed up with being closed in and now they're getting out. >> doing any traveling for memorial day? >> no. >> staying home? >> staying home. >> reporter: even still it is a very personal decision about whether or not to travel this weekend. the chesapeake bay bridge here, a gateway to beaches in maryland and delaware typically would be traveled, backed up for miles. things still pretty light now, but it is a spot that researchers will be watchi

in fact, that's what's expected to a majority according to aaa. there's that guidance that you talked about coming from the cdc. very direct guidance recommending americans simply skip out on thanksgiving turkey. it's a broader and some fear longer lasting wave of covid-19 infections and deaths. you can see it in the latest covid trend map showing a virtual sea of orange and red ten months after the first u.s. covid-19 case was confirmed. just over 13,000 new infections, the state of california shattered its own record friday. then there's the reality of the fights on the front lines to save patients from the virus's suffocating rip. it's a struggle compounded by staff shortages in some of the nation's rural medical facilities. >> we're seeing these surges on intensive care units, and that's when the mortality rate, the death rate goes like this to this vertical because nurses, other staff, doctors get overwhelmed and it's not just a matter of the beds, it's having trained staff in order to take care of them. >> reporter: on friday the american ho

>>just how crowded does aaa expect the roadways in the skies to get mandy gaither reports. >>it's a summer like no other with coronavirus cases continuing to surge many americans who had been planning to take a vacation may be rethinking that holding off until the last minute to plan a trip and aaa is forecasting that travel will fall more than 14 and a half percent between july and september compared to last year the organization is expecting more than 700 million trips overall in that time period and traveling by car will likely account for 97% of all trips this summer 74% below last year's levels of les says when it comes to a recent online searches for a trip destinations some cities are the popular right now orlando florida dropped from the top search city destination to number 8 denver colorado made the biggest climbed from number 10 to number one followed by las vegas and los angeles rounding out the top 3 destinations searches. triple a also expects the national gas price average near to 25 a gallon over the summer. the organization says this will be the cheapest su

in california, aaa says more than 9 million people are expected to travel during the holiday season.600,000 of them by air. that's 37% less than last year, but health officials say any amount of travel will likely fuel a post-christmas surge of coronavirus. they say since the beginning of the pandemic, the rate of infections has consistently gone up following a holiday. >>> nationwide, aaa expects roughly 85 people million people to travel between now and january 3rd. most of them by car. this is a perfect example. this is interstate 80 in berkeley, the university overcrossing at the top of the screen, ashby avenue exit at the bottom of the screen. and you can see that it is packed in both directions. aaa is recommending that travelers bring enough ppe and hand sanitizer to last for the duration of their trip. people are also being encouraged to bring their own snacks, food, and drinks to minimize stops along the way. >>> we spoke with sfo spokesman doug yal earlier and he told us that the stay-at-home orders seem to be making a difference in the travel plans. >> we compare this to t

aaa not doing its typical memorial day weekend in more than 20 years.'ll be looking into smartphone data to see how many people travel this weekend and exactly where they're going. john? >> pete muntean. i'm distracted behind you. never, ever on memorial day weekend i have ever seen the traffic like that moving behind you. thank you very much. >> many of you already are moving around more to get back to work maybe or to take advantage of things that are reopening from gyms, restaurants, hair and nail salons. let's take a peek which is trafficking foot traffic, number one, let's just look at the map and this is shelter in place as of may 18th and the darker means more people are staying at home and the lighter parts of the country and you see it's lighter if you've been with us for the last several weeks, people are starting to get out and move about, more so in the south and the west than here in new york city or in the big cities in california and you see the white, that means people are beginning to move around and look at the foot traffic in alabama

aaa predicting 34 million fewer americans are expected to travel this holiday season. we are hearing that that still leaves 84 million people still expected to travel this week. the majority of people, 96% of people will take road trips instead of cramming into airports. tsa cleared 960,000 passengers on monday. with fewer travelers, traffic volume and congestion during the holiday week is expected to be less than in years past. the busiest spot in the bay area will be northbound 101 at 5:00 p.m. this evening. santa clara county and san francisco still have the ten-day mandatory quarantine order in place to discourage holiday travel. a bit of good news if you plan on hopping into a car, gas prices still down about 50 cents compared to this time last year. reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> snow, rainnd even some windstorms could be greeting americans this week. starting today, the central plains and the midwest could see snowfall. rain is in the forecast from the great lakes south to the gulf coast. by christmas day, the northeast

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>>so if you do plan to travel aaa says it's important to book hotels and also plan out your gasoline and food stops and keep in mind that some national parks and attractions do have capacity limits. so you probably want to make some arrangements in advance problem. >>the tsa said it screened more than 700,000 passengers per day on thursday friday and sunday. those are the highest single-day total since mid-march this weekend was also the first since april when american airlines begin selling its flights to full capacity, united airlines has also been selling flights to capacity american set saturday. it's 3 busiest a since the pandemic it for the first 3 days of july. the most magical place on earth is getting ready to welcome back visitors this weekend while disney world in orlando, florida released this video online and featuring the workers are being trained they're working on their safety measures. disney says that all visitors will have to make a reservation. so don't forget that and will only be allowed to enter one park per day all guests except for children that are younger t

downgraded high-yield exxon mobil has lost its aaa status and has been cut down to a aa1.y strong, very much in the investment-grade category but notable it has lost its aaa rating, now cut to aa1 and the outlook remains negative. we will have net -- more coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: oil has opened lower in new york after flooring on wednesday when president trump said saudi arabia and russia would make major output cuts. let's go to our commodity strategist. we had that roller coaster effect, president trump saying he has the answer and then both sides watering down expectations. is the political solution really anymore likely today than it was yesterday? [indiscernible] taylor: we always look your analysis here. we are having some audio issues. we'll try to reconnect with you on the oil headlines. if you want to get a quick check of the other business flash headlines, starting with tesla, first quarter delayed -- deliveries have beaten estimates. sending shares soaring as much as 20%. tesla handed over 88,400 vehicles worldwide. against estimates of arou

we expect to see a record low set for travel volume. >> sense aaa started recording stats, 2009 is the memorial day weekend that was least traveled. coming out of a massive recession, just 31 million people went somewhere. >>> anthony florida assees has in sports. how are you? >> eye doing great. guess what. we have a return to racing. nascar's first race in more than two months. stick around. >>> welcome back. we have live sports to talk about. nascar returning to the track for the first time in 71 days. yeah. a big day for nascar. the first of seven races coming up. this one, the real heroes 400. nascar doing its best to follow covid-19 safety guidance. kevin harvick from bakersfield dominated from the green flag. he led 159 laps and goes on to win the race. his 50th career cup series victory. >> i want to thank everyone. i didn't think it would be much different. we miss the fans. >> next up, an exfinity race on tuesday. then another cup series race on wednesday. both will be in darlington. plenty of excitement on the links. a live round of golf being televised for the first time in

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>>and aaa says more people are starting to make travel plans through its website. this has some bay area counties are already easing their stay at home restrictions. we talk to a member of triple a for some advice if you do plan to travel in the next few months. >>this is the first year in 20 aaa will not be providing a memorial day forecast. so what we're seeing is that you know as you said as travel restrictions begin to ease up a bit we have seen a bookings rise on tripoli dot com slash but at the same time we're not seeing obviously that same volume we expect the people will start gravitating for their first trips likely road trips and likely within the united states. >>aaa is expecting demand for international travel to increase as restrictions are lifted. aaa suggests using a travel agent if you're thinking of traveling in the future so they can monitor daily updates for your destination. >>it's cause chaos is excited to go and meet new people kind of be on your own. >>next on kron 4 most classes across the cal state university system will continue online thr