san francisco national airport continues to train and many multi-agency drills and with the active shooter drill. and found and locked at alternatives for large-scale, live fire playing drills. and mission high school and a field trip sfo and the stimulator. the homeland security security division was very, very busy with fleet week. it takes months of planning and coordination. and the partners in the military take these opportunities when they get into the community to talk about the support of the civilian authority and be of assistance to us and with the from the pilots and from the pilot staff. we had some of the navy folks come to the training center on treasure island to practice the search and rescue techniques and set up a good day for them and the veteran's association put on a hot lunch and a good day out there. and the resources and humanitarian assistance air show. and the medical groups and support for mass casualties. gators and ambulances. all in support and very, very successful fleet week. that is a big win for the mayor. we had resources in support of the air show to inc

live reports throughout the day today from san francisco international airport about that band to get those details and get real-time updates on local and nationalr code that you see on your screen. it's going to take you straight to your app store. you can download kron-on for free. back to you guys. thanks a and we're a quick reminder that happening tonight we're going to the tree lighting ceremony in san francisco's castro 06:00pm from last year show. we'll expect for tonight to sound effects and is going to be great weather for that. i would say we it's actually going to be pretty nicely cast around upper 50's, low 60's around that bring the jacket, though, as you want go. and then you surely don't need it during the day. are you kidding 70 degree. you really don't. >> wednesday. that's december first. so i know a lot of people are going to do their lights that 71 december first even on maybe even as well. all right. very good. we hope to see you back here tomorrow morning. extra early join us at 04:00am. so we won't be the have a go above. i. watch this. can i please get the cheddar loaded cheeseburger combo? wait, i know that voice... (smu

san francisco international airport with details. >> reunions like this one could airport near you the unitedn states is dropping the international travel ban monday to foreign nationals who are vaccinated and tested. huge news for those from places like the u.k. or china who may want to come visit you -- bay area. >> we are not going to see hordes of international visitors in san francisco tomorrow, but it is an important step far economic recovery. >> the travel association president says u.s. travelers have been able to leave and come back, but those from more than 30 countries have been unable to come to the u.s. for more than a year and a half. that does not help josie's daughter and granddaughter who live in germany and were not able to come to her niece's wedding, or her late husband's upcoming memorial. >> it is to lead, my husband's memorial -- too late, my husband's memorial is on wednesday. the wedding is over, and they told her if you go, when you come back, you cannot work for at least a month. >> rules are now seen in other places like china, too. international travelers are vital to the bay area. joe dalessandro says and they made up for 60% of tourism

san francisco international airport tonight. much quieter. there. been yesterday. in fact, the tsa screened a total of 2.3 million passengers across the nation as travelers headed out to celebrate the thanksgiving holiday with their loved ones. the agency says that number is about 88% of the travelers who were screened on this same day back in 2000, 19 last year. the tsa screened just one 0.1 million passengers the day before thanksgiving. the latest figures bring the total number of passengers screen since monday to more than 6.6 million as compared to just over 2.9 million in 20 27.3 million in 2019. well with the increase in travel crowded airplanes often filled with anxious holiday travelers. well, that has a lot of people worried about the potential for an increase in airline violence. evan lambert has more on what the doj is doing to crack down. >> on these unruly passengers. >> the department of justice is doing this because we are seeing more of these unruly passenger incidents and more of them are turning to physically violent a reminder here breaking any kind of rule from a flight crew on board a plane is a violation of federal law