. >> reporter: whether by airplane, train, or automobile, aaa provides 109 million people will travel during the holidays and 20 million more than last year. >> this travel season will feel like the pre-pandemic season. >> reporter: aaa says airline travel is expected to see a 104% increase over last year. >> there will be lines at the airport so get there early. >> reporter: and vacationers can expect higher prices this year as ticket prices during christmas week are 5% higher than last year and rates of midrange hotels up 36%. and rental cars are costing 20% more. >> everything will be a little bit more expensive this year. the one area where prices have been sliding his gasoline. >> reporter: the national average for mike regular has dropped $.09. aaa but it's 100 milligrams -- >>> a las vegas institution is about to get a new owner mgm announcing it has sold the mirage casino to hard rock international, the sale closed for around $1.1 billion, the casino has been open since 1989 but hanc 00 andanalt expect rd yo holiday gifts, you don't have much time as usps and fedex have cut of

aaa predicts 100 million americans will hit the road for the holidays. a followup on tony dokoupil's exclusive interview with the executives behind puff bar. we'll tell you about new scrutiny over the fruit-flavored vaping products. >>> maggie gyllenhaal stops by the times square studio to talk about her directorial debut for the netflix movie "the lost daughter." >>> and comedian jordan klepper from "the daily show" tells us about his latest comedy sketch. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm elise preston. have a great day. ♪

. >> reporter: aaa said more than 109 million people travel 50 miles or more from now until january 2 and despite concerns about the comecon surge. >> we all were vaccinated and booster shots. >> reporter: while domestic flights don't require proof of vaccination or covid tests, all are required to wear a mask and advised to have patience. you as airlines reporting no uptick in operations another airlines say they are on track to fly 420,000 passengers every day. >> reporter: aaa expects 6 million people to hit the skies over the next few days tripling the amount of holiday travelers flying last year. at lax, the second busiest airport in the nation, people were able to get covid-19 vaccinations and booster shots wednesday. >> it is nice to have it here and free. >> reporter: for those planning holiday gatherings indoors the cdc is warning americans to keep it small and get tested ahead of time. >> that week before people get together is crucial of course if they could get rapid testing like a moment before him that is better. >> reporter: health officials recommend people to lay trav

. ♪ >>> just in, brand new data from aaa predicting holiday travel is coming back.on the move over the long christmas and new year's week. a number approaching prepandemic levels. cnn's pete muntean, the mayor of reagan national airport, joins us live this morning from his happy place. pete, give us a sense of what we're expecting. >> reporter: well, john, you know, if you missed the long lines, if you missed the backed planes, if you missed the traffic, you're really going to love traveling for this holiday. it is so interesting here, aaa compiled all of this data before the omicron variant hit, and it is still not coming off of these numbers. this is the latest projection, just out today from aaa, 109 million americans will travel 50 miles or more between next thursday and january 2nd. about 100 million of those by car. it is so interesting here, these numbers not all that different from where we were in 2019 before the pandemic, only about an 8% difference. now, airlines say they have started to see a wavering in ticket bookings because of the omicron variant, bu

. >>> with just two days before christmas, aaa predicts today will be the busiest travel day of the season. meanwhile, a storm system across the west will deliver a white christmas to some. but it could also bring some delays. cbs' carter evans takes a look. >> reporter: americans are refusing to let covid kill christmas this year. airports across the country are bracing for millions to fly today, many making up for missed hugs with mom. it's the first time jessica bedewi has seen her parents in two years. she and her boyfriend were stuck in australia during the pandemic. >> as soon as the borders opened, we were very quick to organize everything, before things changed. >> reporter: how much busier is this year going to be than last year? >> so we're going have more than double the amount was passengers. >> reporter: in los angeles airport ceo justin erbacci says omicron is not scaring away passengers. >> well, i think a huge difference is the amount of people who are vaccinated and boosted. people are much more comfortable traveling. >> reporter: another 100 million will be hitting the ro

aaa predicts 100 million americans will hit the road for the holidays. if you're planning to travel, starting tomorrow, health officials are recommending travelers coming into california get a covid test 3-5 days after their arrival, no matter how they got here. >> if people are getting vaccinated, that should slow down covid-19, as well. i guess we are trying to take the utmost precautions to make sure that we are not spreading. i think that would be fine. >> the state secretary cited a 47% increase in cases and a 14% rise in hospitalizations since thanksgiving. >>> we are taking a live look at the city of oakland where libby schaff once increased, wants increased -- she wants more chp officers and traffic enforcement on highways and high crime streets. she also wants to boost oakland's performance, participation. their request follows the city council's adoption of the plan to unfreeze police positions and hire up to 60 more officers. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge, it could soon lose what some call an annoying home or whistle. it is a loud

. >> reporter: despite growing concern over omicron, aaa reports more than 109 million americans will travel 50 miles or more between now and the new year. >> i am obviously going on a trip right now. >> reporter: claire jackson is among the 6 million expected to hilt the skies in the next days. >> i feel safe because i am vaccinated and boosted and i keep my mask on. >> reporter: she's heading to arizona from the bay area. soon the tsa line may not be the only check point at the airport. a group of democratic lawmakers including senator dianne feinstein and salvatore well are swalwell, took to twitter writing it is 100% batty the unvaccinated are allowed to fly. >> would you fly if you had to show you are vaccinated? >> absolutely, 100%. i travel internationally. it is the same over there. i welcome it. >> people are more cautious now. >> many americans are on edge again as omicron pushes covid cases higher than the summer peak caused by the delta variant. >> most are taking coffee to go. if they sit, they don't sit for a long time. >> we decided we will eat outside just to play it s

aaa says if you're traveling, try to travel before 1:00 p.m. to avoid bad holiday traffic. of course, check those airlines. if you're flying, there have been cancelations. with omicron up ending holiday plans, health officials are urging people to take precautions. americans are trying to avoid bringing covid-19 home for the holidays, waiting in long lines for a test. >> we're at the dining table, opening gifts. last thing i want to do is be afraid that a hug will potentially put them in dangerous way. >> reporter: for some covid has already put a lump of coal in their stocking. >> my brother just got diagnosed with covid-19 last week. he's got to stay home until past christmas. >> reporter: adding to the uncertainty, united canceled more than 100 flights due to covid-related staffing shortages. delta, jetblue, and others have also canceled flights. >> i am aware of the risk that i'm taking by traveling during this time of year, especially with the variants going around. >> reporter: early studies suggest omicron causes less severe illness than other variants, but experts s

aaa predicts more than 109 million americans will travel for the holidays.g a 34% increase. nbc bay area's morgan chesky has the latest from dallas, texas. >> reporter: christmas may still be more than a week away but today actually is going to be one of the busiest travel days ahead of the holiday. airports are reporting higher passenger volume. airlines are saying they are actually adding additional flights. so many people have christmas plans, experts say we're approaching pre-pandemic travel levels which could make for awfully crowded skies and roads in the days ahead. despite the growing spread of the covid omicron variant, aaa still estimates more than 109 million americans will travel for the holidays. that's a 34% increase from 2020 and nearing prepandemic levels. it's expected to kick into high gear between december 23rd and january 2nd when airlines see 184% increase in air travel compared to last year. now if you are hitting the roads this holiday season you're definitely not alone but prices art the pump are starting to ease. gas buddy predicting

aaa is estimating 6.5 million people are going to be taking to the skies during the holidays.t's about three times as many passengers as the previous year. some of the longest lines are at major hubs like miami international and o'hare. delays could be at airports in l.a., san francisco and salt lake city. here in la guardia, lines were relatively short most of the day and fast moving. as required by federal law, just about everyone we saw was wearing a mask and just in case airport workers were handing them out. passengers that we talked with took the risk of the coronavirus seriously. they said they wanted to see loved ones. >> yeah, i've had second thoughts. should i go or should i not? should i see my family? covid is really rising a lot. it's like 50/50 with me. >> i got boosted before i traveled for thanksgiving. i'm double masked and i received a pcr test and got a negative result yesterday. >> aaa says the vast majority of holiday travelers are driving and about a third more people on the road than last year. if you ned a rental car and you haven't booked it, it may be

aaa reports california's average is $4.67 says.ut of course, the bay area is still the most expensive gasoline in the country. as of today, a gallon of regular gasoline is averaging about $4.90 in san francisco. >> and here's a look at the averages in the bay area counties could see them all listed there on your screen or in sonoma san mateo counties are sitting at $4.83. a gallon. aaa says the cheapest gasoline per gallon right now in the bay area is in solano county that's at $4.66 road improvements are coming to the bay area. house speaker nancy pelosi in san francisco today to talk about the projects that will be paid for by the infrastructure. bill was passed last year. she was joined by mayor london breed and u.s. representatives of the east bay and while there are few details right now speaker pelosi says that overall goal is to make the streets safer. percent of roads. account for 75% of severe and fatal accidents. >> with new funding to modernize their data collection will get a clear picture of where and how are crashes a

triple aaa estimates 6.5 million americans will be flying this holiday season. a little hint.ding to triple aaa, the best days to take to the air, christmas day today and january 1. that's when the fewest number of people are traveling. jon: let's hope they have pilots for all those planes. the rapid spread of the omicron variant is forcing some churches to cancel in-person christmas services as staff shortages prompts new york's governor to shorten the quarantine period for hospital workers who test positive for covid. charles watson * is live in atlanta. things are looking different this year as a number of churches are canceling or modifying services over concerns that the omicron variant continues to rise. some of the most prominent houses of worship cancelled in-person services. including the washington national cathedral and the old church in boston. they will be exclusive lie online as new york city deals with high transmission rates. holiday shows are also among the traditions that have been turned on their heads. what would normally be a busy time for the industry, th

what's so interesting is that aaa compiled all this data before the comkron variant really struck andlion people will drive 50 miles or more between december 23rd and january 2nd. 6 million people will take to the air. look at these numbers. really not all that different than what we saw in 2019 before the pandemic. now airlines say they've seen a bit of wavering in ticket bookings because of the omicron variant. the tsa says we'll come just shy of a new pandemic-era air travel record, pretty hard to beat the last one, the sunday after thanksgiving, 2.45 million people passed through security at america's airports. but never say never. we just saw 2 million pass through security at america's airports this past sunday, not even a holiday. tsa says the busiest days, december 23rd and january 3rd. so if you haven't bought a ticket yet, may want to consider booking for christmas day itself. >> pete, tomorrow airline executives are going to be on capitol hill to testify about the $50 billion they got in 2020 to keep aviation workers employed. are staff shortages in aviation still a problem

aaa has released its list of worst times to drive here in the bay area. they're predicting the busiest freeway will be interstate 80 near 5.80, in san pablo dam boulevard. they're predicting traffic on that stretch of road will be a 166% of normal and they say the worst day will be december 23rd thursday between 5, 3730, in the evening. >> area rap legend missed. if ab is giving away more than the gift us on this holiday season this week. he is also hosting another free charity event. the toys for joy christmas drive is taking place this thursday for 5. '03, market street in oakland between noon and 6 at night. people can stop by and take home some various toys, a hot meal and close to keep themselves warm the season. they also in a raffle for gifts like a playstation. the stuff ab says that he uses his platform with the help of many people in the community and hopes younger generations are inspired to not just take but to give back to. >> you know, when you're in poverty, when you're living in apartments in the project parents on somebody appearance on d

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according to aaa, more than 109 million americans are expected to hit the roads for the holidays. a number approaching pre-pandemic levels. >>> and steph curry is now the three-point king of the nba. the golden state warriors' star guard knocked down his 2,974th three-pointer agains the knicks, passing ray alan for the crown. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. we are going to begin with te most heart-wrenching witness accounts we have heard since that once-in-a-century outbreak of tornados across america's heartland. in kentucky tonight, the state is in a res kie-and-recovery mode with more than 120 people unaccounted for. but the governor says he believes that number is even hire residents are trying to pick up the pieces in what could be a years-long recovery. experts say insurance losses from the destructive tornados could reach $5 billion across six states. the death toll now stands at 88 and we are now learn

aaa says that's going to take drivers at least three terms longer just to drive to the airport.hank you very much. the fda has authorized the firs over 19 treatment bill, but medical experts are warning about a supply issue of the drug . let's bring in the panel to debate all. welcome to all of you. let's start with dr. to that great how is this new antiviral in the fight against covid? >> this is a real game changer purposes the first antiviral bill that will keep patients ou of the hospital. making sure we have enough test is just as important. what i love about this it can reduce the incidence of death and hospitalization by almost 9. we got to keep in mind that prevention is better then the care and this bill is not a substitute for the vaccine. but we do have a lot of breakthrough cases. helpfully in the next few days over two weeks, we will have it available even though there is shortage great it's probably going to be first priority give to those that have high risk an underlying medical conditions. >> so be patient, relief is on the way. or is president biden about the p

this is a snapshot from aaa to give you an idea how many folks plan to travel this holiday season.million people, an almost 34% increase from 2020, will travel 50 miles or more as they hit the road or planes or other modes of transportation. the travel period will be december 23rd to january 2nd. 27.7 million more people are traveling, bringing this year's numbers to 92% of 2019 levels. airlines will see 184% increase from last year. here at sfo, leaders say traffic is about 60 to 65% of pre-pandemic levels. in oakland, the airport expects to reach 90% of 2019 passenger levels for this holiday season. this travel is all taking place as the omicron variant runs through the nation. it is important to note that the biden administration has extended its federal mask mandate through march 18th. this applies to anyone taking a bus, a plane or a train, really any public mode of transportation. it will be months before anyone is able to remove that mask while traveling. we had a chance to speak to a traveler. take a listen. >> i'm excited to go home and i'm worried. most of the people have

. >> reporter: aaa says 109 million americans will travel again today. it's tribling with 6.5 million people are traveling according to aaa, the cost of a mid-range hotel is up 36%. car rental, 20%. >> roadside scenes in maryland are hoping to keep them clear. >> vincent marciolli is making memories he might want to forget he missed multiple flights to sicily he spent the night at the airport. >> it tooks up to 60 minutes for the results so we could be here another three or four hours. >> at least he's going to sicily if you are driving today, the best time to go is right now right now. any time before 1:00 contessa. >> how disappointing to miss your flight because of the covid test. >> he's still going. >> that's the good news. cio. >>> massive pileups shut down a highway in northwest wisconsin today. more than 100 cars and semitrucks crashed state troopers say nobody got hurt parts of california, oregon, utah, idaho and wyoming could see as much as three feet of snow through the holidays. but in the south, hey, break out that christmas swimsuit. housto

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aaa says overall christmas travel will be up 1/3 compared to last year during the pandemic but only ars are flying to their destination. ama: as we get closer to the christmas holiday more people are trying to get covid tests, especially at-home tests. for many, those tests are hard to find. reporter: travel and holiday plans continue for many throughout bay area. dr. salinas is encouraging people not to gather but recognizes many will not be canceling plans. he said knowing whether you're positive or not before you meet with people is critical, even if you're vaccinated. >> the recommendation in terms of getting tests to try to meet with others safely is to do an ant general test right before the meeting -- antigen test right before the meeting. those tests have become a hot commodity and are very difficult to obtain. reporter: it is something this local mom at a walgreens can confirm. >> we started calling around. one place said online they had it. i drove there and they didn't have it. so then he kept looking online and found this store. so i'm driving all the way down here to find

aaa says that airlines will see an increase of 184% compared to this time last year.general, travel is up by about 34% compared to this time last year. it is not quite pre-pandemic levels but it is very close. aaa says they expect 109 million people to travel within 50 miles this holiday season. that is 92% of what travel was this time back in 2019. >> dr. gounder, let me get your take on something. we've been showing these graphics on the side of the screen. almost 62% of the country is vaccinated. you've had folks wearing a mask, washing hands, keeping our distance. we got shots, we got boosters. we still have about 60 million people in this country who are still not vaccinated. at what point do we just say, you know what, they're not going to do it? i mean, there's no public pressure campaign, nothing is going to convince this large group of people to get the shot. at what point do we do that? >> i do think there are some developments that will bump up those vaccination rates. the osha rule for workplaces with 100 or more employees has been upheld by the federal co

aaa estimates 3 million will travel between november and january 3rd.ty of travelers, more than 100 million will drive to their destination. airlines are expected to fly almost 6 1/2 million passengers to their holiday destinations. that's triple the number of travelers compared to last year. now, american airline c.e.o. says a return of demand to air travel has been intense. he is expected to tell lawmakers at a hearing wednesday that his company is aggressively bringing new hires. he wants to avoid repeat of thousands of flight cancellations that occurred this fall. >>> covid-19 is also impacting sports. 37 national football league players tested positive for covid-19 on monday. the nfl previously said 94% of its players were vaccinated along with nearly 100% of other league personnel. certain eligible staff are required to get boosters by december 27. this mandate doesn't apply to players, but anyone who has direct contact with them like coaches as well as trainers. >>> in the national hockey league, the cavalry flames have had to pause their season

aaa predicts that section will be 156% above normal -- will be 166% above normal.pple has a new software update and it is helping decide your digital legacy after you are gone. kumasi: you're looking at the big board at the new york stock exchange. reggie: if you are looking for a stocking stuffer, have you tried to dollar store? a mother of three puts the bargains to the test with some tips. first we check in with mike nicco. mike: we know it is called outside. not all of us -- it is cold outside. not all of us need an umbrella. it is cooler than this time yesterday. the east bay, we have low to mid 40's with showers hanging around. 42 to 45 degrees. you can see we are in the low to mid 40's. here's a look at one last shower trying to develop over the ocean as this batch of energy rolls through. it is heading from point reyes to the golden gate bridge and eventually the richmond san rafael bridge. you can see the heavier cells, the yellow starting to move up to the east as we are starting to unwind this storm system. there is a chance of more showers developing ov

according to aaa, 109 million people have plans to travel more than 50 miles.ep that mask on. >>> meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the wet and windy weather. >> yeah. we're seeing it on storm ranger right now. it's basically covering the whole bay area with a light to moderate rain. we've seen heavier downpours at times and we're watching out for a chance at spottier thunderstorms. it will be cooler over the next few days as the rain will be off and on, still not seeing the activity letting up even through the middle of next week. we'll continue to add to the rainfall totals, still expected to reach an inch and a half at the south bay or 3 inches in our coastal areas. >>> we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes. we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. xxxxxxx >>> then, holiday road. >>

. >>> aaa says be on the road before 1:00 today if you want to avoid the worst traffic. if you are flying, beware, some airlines are canceling flights because of staffing issues caused by covid-19. i can confirm, it's happened to me. our cbs reporter has more on how the omicron variant is up ending holiday plans. >>> americans are trying to avoid bringing covid-19 home for the holidays, waiting in long lines for a test. >> sitting there at the dining table opening gifts, the last thing i want to do is be afraid a hug will put them in a dangerous way. >> my brother got diagnosed with covid-19 last week so he's got to stay home until past christmas. >> united canceled more than 100 flights today due to covid related staffing shortages. delta, jetblue, and others have also canceled. >> i am aware of the risk i am taking traveling during this time, especially with the variants going around. >> early studies suggest omicron causes less severe illness but experts say the unvaccinated are still at risk. >>> this is the line for tests at a san ramon cvs statewide. positivity at

aaa predicting 109 million people will travel out of town starting today. it's a 34% increase from 2020. here at home sfo is saying it's reached about 60% of pre-pandemic levels. oakland airport anticipates nearly 370,000 passengers by the end of the year. a harvard physician says if you are traveling, you are more likely to be safe if you are boosted. >> one silver lining with the omicron variant is that the vaccine as you've shown and reported are expected particularly with the booster. if everyone is boosted and fully vaccinated, it is safe to travel and gather. >> the busiest travel days are expected to be today, sunday and the 26th as well as sunday january 2nd. >>> more details now if you're considering cancelling or even changing your flight plans due to the pandemic, in many cases these days you can do so. of course it depends on which airline you decide to fly and what kind of fare you booked. united, southwest and american are among those airlines allowing you to typically change or even cancel your flights for free. alaska airlines has a 24-hour

aaa has released its list of worst times to be driving in here in the bay area. they're predicting the busiest freeway will be interstate 80 near 5.80, in san pablo dam boulevard and they're predicting traffic. there will be a 166% of normal. the worst day they say is expected to be december 23rd. so that's thursday between 5, 3730 in the evening. there's some good news, though. gas prices do continue to drop slightly over the past 2 weeks. the nationwide average is dips by about $0.6. the bay area. still the most expensive in the. 48 states. according to aaa, a gallon of regular going to cost you about 4.84 in san francisco. that price drops to about 4.75 in oakland san jose. but 2 more sense than that. and then the north bay a gallon of regular will cost you roughly for 82. so well, it's not a whole lot cheaper. every little bit helps, especially maybe around the holidays. ken and pam, back to you. all right. grant, thank officials are asking the federal government for help as the omicron variant spreads. >> some local health officials say they're overwhelmed w

as treasuries become less distorted by central-bank activity, the aaa, aa, single-a, high-quality components should and criminally be forced -- should incrementally be forced wider. so what we are calling for is more of a barbelled approach. maintaining that lower quality exposure to higher income components. romaine: great to get your insights, matt toms, giving us insight about where we stand with what we got out of jay powell and how the fixed income market is reacting. more insight on the equity side. bloomberg intelligence chief equity strategist gina martin adams joining us now. we had a massive rally in tech stocks. gina: pretty good rally in tech and in the dollar, which should have notable consequences for global allocations going into 2022. generally, the equity notion -- the equity market celebrating the notion that we have this pest dispelled by the news, but also the market taking the signal that the terminal rate might not go as high. the fed will work to contain inflation, normalize policy, and they are sticking to their guns despite fears recently about omicron and potential

. >>> speaking of the holidays aaa expects more than 109 million americans to travel at least 50-miles in the immediate day around christmas and new years. that's up almost 34% from last year. the group said that the increase will bring travel back to nearly 2019 levels. more than 100 million americans will hit the road for holiday get aways and gatherings. >>> the sierra is getting much needed snow from the recent storm. more than two feet fell in many areas above 6500 feet. dave has a look at the conditions. >> i wish i had more information on exactly why the road is shut right now. chp officer went by in the opposite direction. i tried to brag him down but he was in a hurry to get to whatever is going on up ahead. here,ly give you a different look here. there you go. here is what it looks like behind me right there. yeah. people just pulled over to the side of the road. the snow is still falling mug the photograph sick stopped. chain control also in effect as you lead to placerville area. three miles east of placerville where you will be pulled over and asked if you have chains or f

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aaa predicts more than 100 million people will travel in some form in the following week. sfo said over 2 million flew into the u.s. on saturday alone. well over a million reported on the same day over the last year. although there's a big jump in travel this year over last it is still well below the 2019 levels before the pandemic hit. >> let's check in with jeff, he's talking about rain and snow. what you got, jeff? >> we got a lot coming our way this week. good news we continue to see as we look at all of the data is there looks to be decent breaks between each storm system so we should avoid major flooding. but yes it's going to be wet traveling through a lot of california from tuesday through the upcoming weekend. here's what we got tuesday night into wednesday we got a system moving in and another one for thursday morning and third one friday night into saturday. let's move into storm range, mobile doppler radar you can see we're currently dry. we're going to stay with this dry picture into tomorrow morning, starting with the clouds, chilly temperatures, upper 30s to

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according to aaa the national average is sitting at $3.43 for regular. it's higher here, $4.68. by january though the national average is expected to drop around $3 a gallon and then keep falling. the supply chain crisis is hitting the breakfast table. your favorite cream cheese may be harder to find. some shops report their shipments are stuck on ships waiting in port. the craft hines company said demand has skyrocketed since last year as people return to work. the company said that it's increasing production 35% to keep up. >>> happening today a new lego art exhibit in san francisco. >> this is more than fun and games. take a look. it's called the art of the brick. it's the world premiere of the artist piece decisions made of lego bricks. the artist hopes it sparks inspiration. >> the art of the brick is toured the globe and it's never been to san francisco. i use legos because people are familiar with it. it lets them connect to the art in a different way. i think that for me i hope people are inspired. i hope they are inspired to explore more creatist in their own lives. >>

aaa says traveling's almost at 2019 pre-pandemic levels. >> without a doubt people have more confidence with the vaccines and the boosters. >> reporter: six million will fly. many of them skittish, pack -- packing their omicron trepidation with their toiletries. >> we also have hepa filters on our airplane which really keep the air quality a high quality there. emergency room equivalent. >> reporter: maybe so, but the airlines' top medical adviser warns with omicron's high an passengers are two, even three times more likely to catch the virus than with delta. overall, the plane's cabin remains a low-risk environment. long lines of covid test takers include the holidays hosting families. >> family coming in from california. we're all vaccinated, but we just want to be double safe. >> reporter: most travelers, roughly 100 million people, will drive at least 50 miles. nationally, average gas prices run high, $3.29 a gallon. more than $1 above last year. the highest holiday price at the pump since 2008 despite paying up to gas up. and whatever the viral risk, one theory for the surge in hol

aaa says airlines will see an increase of 184%, compared to last year.ral, travel is up by about 34%. again, that's compared to this time last year. it's not quite pre-pandemic levels, but very, very close. aaa expects 109 million people to travel 50 miles or more this holiday season. that is 92% of 2019 levels. some of the travelers we spoke to at this airport were a little surprised to see longer lines this morning. others said, it was what they expected and they'd shown up early. they figured a lot of people who stayed home last year and other holidays would want to travel this holiday season. but a new covid variant that seems to be spreading rapidly, that is something no one expected, and quite a few travelers told us it made them nervous, but not nervous enough to change plans. lesson to some of what we heard. did you have any nervousness about flying with the pandemic and the new omicron variant? >> yes, a little bit. yeah. i was kind of reserved -- but because i already booked my ticket earlier in the summer, so i said, i'm just going to go ahead

aaa has released its list of the best and worst times to be on the road.nd i guess right now is a good time to be out there wanting to leave tomorrow, though. >> the worst time to be on the road is between noon and 06:00pm best time after 07:00pm. so wait down. no one had out there. >> if you're going to be leaving on christmas eve. you want to leave before 1 o'clock in the afternoon and then if you're coming home the day after christmas. you want to travel before noon because after that is going to get pretty jammed on the 27th the best time to hit the roads is before one pm. >> here is a look at the gas prices. if you do need to fill up before you head out. according to aaa, a gallon of regular going to cost about $4 and $0.83 in san francisco. price drops to for 74 in oakland san jose about $0.3 more expensive and then up in the north bay. a gallon of regular is going to cost you $4.90. that's a little lower than we on monday. i think we were so that's still eye-popping for people visiting for warm. welcome to the the time now is 5.26. we'll take a quic

if you are one of the millions of people that are going to be driving this christmas aaa has released that. so here's what you need to know in the bay area, aaa predicts that the busiest highway is going to be interstate 80 just right there near the 5.80 junction near down boulevard. they were predicting traffic on that stretch of road to be about a 166% of normal. so avoid that one. if you can the worst day will be december 23rd where they predict between 5.30, at 07:30pm is when most people will be on the roads trying to get to where they need to be. plan around that to 9.52. is the time. we'll take a break. be right back. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> all right. we're wrapping up things here on the kron 00:00am morning news but it never stops on kron on theresa standing by in the newsroom with a preview. good morning. teresa. and good mo

> reporter: so far there is no sign that the rising cases have impacted people's decision to travel aaa estimates airlines are seeing nearly three times the number of passengers compared to last year, and it projects 100 million people will travel 50 miles or more over the holidays, driving or flying with all these people on the move, health officials are banging a familiar drum. >> get vaccinated. if you are eligible for a boost, get boosted. >> reporter: for those who are, here's some advice are small gatherings okay >> you can get together with your relatives over the holidays adding rapid tests will make that safer. >> reporter: what about indoor dining at restaurants? that's a bit murky >> everything we will be doing involving individual's risk tolerance. some people may decide certain exposures just aren't worth it. >> reporter: and what should unvaccinated people do? >> people will have to use masks and tests and other measures. >> reporter: most importantly, she says, reconsider getting vaccinated these people are waiting in line for a covid test they have probably been waiting

according to aaa, a gallon of regular is going to cost you about $4 and $0.83 in san francisco.ce drops to for 74 in oakland. san jose's about $0.3 more expensive and then the north bay a gallon of regular is going to cost you about 4.80, if you're filling up in sandra fell. it's not $5. >> was not $4 or $3. coming up, the latest item to take a hit from the supply chain woes. it is pet food. but officials are recommending that you do to help your pets. i get so hungry. itchy? scratchy? family not getting clean? get charmin ultra strong. it just cleans better, so your family can use less. hello clean bottom! enjoy the go with charmin. new vicks convenience pack. dayquil severe for you... and daily vicks super c for me. vicks super c is a daily supplement with vitamin c and b vitamins to help energize and replenish. dayquil severe is a max strength daytime, coughing, power through your day, medicine. new from vicks. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight ca

aaa reports th increased by 9.6% from last november to this november.rease on record it's the same story for gas. aaa reports the national average for gas hit about $3.40 per gallon last month, the most since 2014 inflation forcing businesses to pass the rising costs onto customers. and for now, people seem willing to pay up. cnbc's live in el paso, texas, with one business owner's story. christina? >> almost everything we consumel paso that are faced with higher costs from fuel as well as hire wages and higher employee benefits. >> throughout '21 we've been is helpled by the transportation networks like the semis right f steel and aluminum -- truck and trailer prices are through the roof. >> reporter: take, for example, diesel prices that have climbed 46% in the past year but when you compare it to pre-pandemic 2019, price behind me but you have many smaller or private businesses across america, like this trucking terminal here in ela re paso, that are faced with highe payroll for wage costs from fuel, as well as higher wages and higher employee benefi

aaa is predicting that the busiest highway will be interstate 80 heading from 5.80, along san pablo dampredicting the traffic on that stretch of road is going to be well above normal about 166%. they think in terms of congestion in volume, the worst day. well, if you're planning to travel on december 23rd between 5, 3730 in the evening. that's apparently when everybody is going to be on the road doing the same thing. so avoided. if you can leave before 30. yes. >> house speaker nancy pelosi was in san francisco promoting the bipartisan infrastructure bill and how it's going to benefit bay area roads. she was joined by mayor london breed and lawmakers from the east bay. well, few specific details were really speak or pelosi says an overall goal is to make our city streets safer. >> with new funding to modernize our data collection will get a clear picture of where and how are crashes occur. and with 7.2 billion dollars for transportation alternatives nationally will improve safety of sidewalks. bike lanes. just a detour terms of what it means for bike lanes and trails. >> bartz also expe

and that's according to aaa. we're getting close to pre pandemic. according to aaa. that's about 92% of what we saw in 2019 so with so many people coming and going. they just want to add that extra layer to make sure you your family and the state of california is as safe as we possibly can be. now earlier i got a chance to track down a doctor. here's what he had to say about test. it's a good thing. it's a good thing that there was this. people said that that every bit of a bad guy. >> the spread of the coronavirus. >> would that be for for you to get tested. >> now it's i say it's and i'm not nothing much at the moment. >> so he has no problem with that. i can tell you if you're sitting at home and saying but wait a minute, i have both shots. i have my booster shot. why do i need this? well, according to the california department of public health. they don't care about your vaccination status, whether or not you have your booster shot. they are recommending. go ahead and get tested. i had to my kids tested it's really simple. and the results come back in about 12 to

aaa says the worst will be from noon to 6:00 p.m. the best after 7:00 p.m. some gridlock spots many are bracing for. detroit this morning, on u.s. 23 north, eight mile road expecting 209% more traffic than usual. san francisco this evening, i-80 north from 580 to san pablo dam, 166% higher and from chicago, a whopping 240% more traffic than usual. the reminders you probably have heard before. leave early, don't rush and, of course, bring as much patience with you as you got. gio? >> thank you so much. happy holidays to you. >>> check this out. a dramatic ending to last night's armed services bowl. army beating missouri as time expired. kocking it true and through from 41 yards off capping off a second half comeback. they were down 16-7. they fought back with their second string quarterback in the game after their starter was ruled out with a leg injury. that field goal keeping army undefeated in the armed services bowl. they end their season at 9-4. >> time-out. you are way too excited about army just beating mizzou. >> yeah. >> i went to mizzou. i've got a

released its ranking of sustainability practices at some 12,000 companies around the world. 14 are ranked aaa for their performance on climate change, forests, and water security. they include france's danone and l'oreal as well as consumer goods conglomerate unilever. 22 firms are on a list altogether, with $12 trillion worldwide. more on how committees are evaluated. >> we look at companies across a variety of factors -- climate change, water, deforestation -- and we dig into what the targets these organizations have, the capacity of these organizations to report their data, their level of transparency, what understanding of risk they have, and what governance structure they have to take action on these issues. kate: there is a surprising names on the top list. tobacco giant philip morris, not a company associated with environmental leadership, but it comes in at number 12. dexter: philip morris have an a in climate change, water, and deforestation. that is recognizing that leadership on these issues in their operations and, critically, and their supply chain. 11.4 times the average company

. >> 1 million miles out, something goes wrong, there is no calling aaa. >> i am confident we did everythingund to maximize the probability of success. than the first images are about 6 months away, worth the wait for the chance to see baby pictures of the universe. mark strassmann, greenbelt, maryland. >>> you can see why they are nervous about it. when they launched hubble and found that hubble needed a pair of glasses to make it work, they had to go up and do a fix. they can't do that with this. >> we've been hearing about this project for the better part of a decade, and it is hard to believe it will launch the day after tomorrow. hopefully will start to sequel pictures and six months. >>> we have plenty going on in the weather department this evening. spotty showers around the bay area, but the heaviest rain is down to the south. los angeles is really getting soaked. this batch of rain will work in land, so it's heading in that direction, this evening, later on tonight, tomorrow morning, it looks like it will be tapering off. pretty much the entire state has at least a chance of a showe

. >> reporter: the rush home for the holidays kicking into high gear aaa predicts more than 100 million people to take to the roads, sky, and other forms of transportation over the christmas holiday. that's up more than 30% from last year. >> we're very excited to have the whole family back together again. >> reporter: airports bustling, rivaling pre-pandemic numbers. but will the quickly spreading variant prompt last minute changes? >> i'm very concerned about it because the flights are full inside the lobby is full. all the planes are full. >> reporter: this man says as omicron cases go up, bookings go down >> you can see, however, in the numbers that the comfort and the level of confidence in traveling is dropping. but not as steep as we've seen in 2020. >> reporter: the surge in cases scrambling a swath of american's christmas time transitions >> find out somebody in the family tested positive for covid. >> reporter: but when he reached out to the airline -- >> they wouldn't refund me my money, and i was stuck with this $900 flight credit we'll likely never use. >> reporter: if you'

aaa is releasing its list of the best and the worst times to be out there on the road. so if you're planning on leaving tomorrow, the worst time to be out there is between noon and 06:00pm best time to be on the road is after 07:00pm. so if you're leaving on christmas eve, you might want to leave before one pm if you're coming home the day after christmas. you want to travel before noon on the 27th taking notes here. the best time to hit the roads is before one pm. >> that to the north bay. just a tragic story here solano county officials say they've recorded their first covid related death in a baby. the child when solano county was less than a year old health officials say the infant died after contracting the delta variant doctors say this is a critical reminder that getting vaccinated is not only to protect yourself but also to protect the people around you. >> parents you know, just think about risk and benefit. i usually think about kids being more of a minute to households. so if there is somebody who is older than 65 maybe unboosted unvaccinated somebody who's i