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. >> reporter: tonight in aho, arizona, they are dancing for joy. now dancing with her great grandson brodie all over again. they have not seen each other in more than a year. >> one, two, three, one, two, three. >> reporter: even making up for lost time. great grandma julia taking his first grade virtual gym class with him. stretching arms and legs, and then a rest. >> rest. >> rest. ahh. >> reporter: in fact, it's happening in every part of this country. grandparents now fully vaccinated, and the hugs. >> grand dad! >> reporter: in detroit, grandpa bobby dama bobby daniels. in louisiana -- 12-year-old patrick dowel surprised by his grandparents, tom and fran searly. here in new york in the bronx you'll remember grandmother evelyn shaw fully vaccinated, not hugged in a year. in palmetto bay, florida this family. in ford city, pennsylvania, 3-year-old tracks and moment he loved, running right into his grandmother's arms. est image to come in. tonigh n >> hey, david. >> reporter: little brodie and mom angie telling us they were just grateful to have

checking into a hotel, not for a break away, but to get some work done. kenny most aho booked her officespace on an app because of the pandemic. she can no longer go to her regular place of work. instead, she comes here. it's cheaper than renting a regular office space. today she and 2 colleagues are holding a meeting. you know what that is because i meant the hotels are pleasant places to work. i think it's a good solution. this way i can see my colleagues again, when i'm at home alone, i miss them. i'm in his and on those of it's a similar scene next door where beds have been replaced by tables. the steep decline in overnight visitors has forced managers to rethink their business models. some are hoping to create an opportunity out of the crisis. akin to mass. on the one hand, we have younger, more casual customers who generally hang out in the lobby. on the other, we have managers who come because they don't have offices anymore and want the chance to leave the house. you could pick us up in the spanish capital, madrid, some 70 percent of hotels are currently shut, amounting to around

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