>>these changes include social distancing among travelers at the checkpoint and among tsa officers and the way we maintain that social distancing as best we can is to more lanes than we typically would. so that the wait to get through tsa screening or were to substantially from what they were before covid-19. >>well tsa is also warning are warning passengers to self scan their boarding pass on some new machines that they're using at certain airports. the agency is also stepping up the cleaning of item bins no decision has been made on whether they're going to conduct temperature checks on passengers. some states are now requiring people visiting from california or returning from the state to quarantine for 14 days, new york, new jersey and connecticut issue that travel advisory due to the spike in coronavirus cases that we're seeing here in california. the restrictions include travel by train bus car or plane. the advisory does not apply though to things like stopping at rest stops. 4 cars and buses or air travel layovers. >>coming up on the kron 4 morning news, california is reexamini

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tsa numbers show that more than 860 tsa workers have tested positive for coronavirus since this pandemicthe tsa says the agency is opening more lanes a the all airports across the country to keep wait times low and limit exposure. >>> i'm jason carroll in new york. new jersey casinos set to open. protocols being put into place including socialization, sanitation and facial coverings will not be not allowed inside. amusement parks are reopening, bowling alleys and water parks. >> great reporting there. thanks, everybody. >>> cnn has learned president trump's resistance to intelligence warnings about russia has led his team to brief him orally on russia-r50e89ed threats orally. cnn has confirmed that intel was included in his written daily briefing this spring. a former senior intelligence official said the president's briefers had one simple rule, never lead with russia. the real question is why? what's behind the president's persistent reluctance to stand up to russia? >> multiple sources say early in his term officials realized when it created unfavorable intel against russia, the presi

tsa numbers show that more than 860 tsa workers have tested positive for coronavirus since this pandemican. the head of the tsa says the agency is opening more lanes at all airports across the country to keep wait times low and to limit exposure. >> i'm jason carroll in new york. new jersey casinos are set to reopen today. new jersey's governor says that the casinos will self-monitor. also adding, there are, quote, enormous amounts of protocols being put into place, including social distancing, sanitization and hygienic barriers. face coverings required by people entering. anyone not wearing one will not be allowed inside. some of the other spots set to reopen include amusement parks, bowling alleys and water parks. >> i'm evan mcmorris santoro in scottsdale, arizona. we are inside the debate over the pandemic in arizona. this is one of 18 locations of the mountainpseuside fitness gy chain which is currently suing the state over new regulations calling for gyms to shut down as cases and deaths rise in arizona. people, as you can see, are still working out, and the gym is remaining open,

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>>these changes include social distancing among travelers at the checkpoint and among tsa officers and the way we maintain that social distancing as best we can is to open a more lanes than we typically would. so that the wait to get through tsa screening or reduce substantially from what they were before covid-19. >>tsa also wants passengers to self scan their boarding pass on new machines that it's using a certain locations. officials also say that officers are now using face shields when they conduct passenger pat downs additionally ages he is stepping up the frequency of cleaning bins and changing gloves, no decision has been made on conducting temperature checks but discussing attack here, san francisco police are searching for the suspects right here who. >>violently robbed this 81 year-old woman at gunpoint shoving her to the ground it happened yesterday afternoon at 28 and diamond streets and that is where we find kron 4 s taylor bisacky she is live with where this investigation stands taylor. >>and scary moments that happened just yesterday here grant and it was all captured o

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the tsa is opening up more lanes at security checkpoints across the country. goal is to speed passengers through more quickly to keep exposure to employees low. the tsa says the number of its workers who have tested positive for coronavirus is now nearing 1,000. pete muntean, cnn, washington. >>> and just ahead here on cnn, coronavirus may be skyrocketing across latin america, but one country in the region is flattening the curve. we'll see where uruguay has succeeded where others have failed. that's when we return. >>> health officials are painting a grim picture of the coronavirus in latin america. the world health organization says in the last week of june, latin america and the caribbean averaged more than 2,000 covid deaths per day. saturday marked brazil's 50th day without a health minister. the last person to hold the office left after a month, follows criticism from president bolsonaro. the country has confirmed more than 1.5 million infections. and beginning next week, venezuela will reimpose lockdown measures. the country will alternate between total

. >>> tsa is making changes to protect people's health.sa officers will have to clean their gloves or change them out into a new pair between interactions with passengers. and they need to wear face shields and face the tsa is making the changes after a whistleblower raised concerns. >>> now to the video in illinois of a hot air balloon making an emergency landing in the middle of a neighborhood, that is because a woman on board passed out. she is okay now. officials say the balloon had been in the air for about an hour when the 80-year-old woman started feeling lightheaded. it was on her bucket list. and after the pilot made a perfect landing, the woman was checked out and refused to go to the hospital. >> glad she's okay. this is on her bucket list, i'm not mad at that. but if i get out to the sky, you are going to the hospital.hospit >> you need to go, we'll finish. >> i guess i shouldn't tell you that is what i f barbara for our wedding anniversary. fingers crossed, we can get the hot air balloon ride. outside right now, 54 degrees. pr

a tsa checkpoint in atlanta was shut down temporarily when a worker tested positive for coronavirus.> this is probably the most different fourth of july travel day we've had maybe ever. >> reporter: one more difference, the tsa is opening up more lanes at security checkpoints across the country. the goal is to speed passengers through more quickly to keep exposure to employees low. the tsa says the number of its workers who have tested positive for coronavirus is now nearing 1,000. pete monteen, cnn, reagan national airport. >> if you are saying home this holiday weekend, cnn has you covered with an evening of firework and an all-star musical lineup featuring jewel, barry manilow, cc winans, don mcclane and more. it's starting at 8:00 eastern. we'll be right back. if you have asthma or copd, these are challenging times, and you may have a lot on your mind. we want to help, with real questions from you, and real answers from experts. we can get through this together. visit letsbreathetogether.com. we can get through this together. from grills to play setsutdoor and more one of a kind

there are subtle changes everywhere from curbside check in to tsa staff in the security line. the airport says it's cleaning everything more often, mandating social distancing, and adding more reminders about the new rules. they're also asking all of us to do our part. >> we can only do so much, right? it does take the passengers to want to assist and help us, you know, maintain this goal so that when they travel, others feel just as comfortable. >> what you can carry on the plane has also changed. most liquids are still limited to 3.4 ounces, but the tsa now says you can bring as much as 12 ounces of hand sanitize were you. >>> returning to action, the stanford football team got the okay to start training today for a season that may or may not kick off in two months. the cardinal players were invited back to campus to start working out in an organized fashion for the upcoming season. a detailed protocol is in place for the players. they'll all get tested for covid-19. players will be broken into groups of ten to work out together. after two weeks, they'll be tested again. if

some of them are teachers, some are cashiers and tsa agents. we have to think about everybody when we adopt these measures and make sacrifice for the broader benefit. molly: potentially more masks could be fewer lockdowns and folks could get safely to work. that would be wonderful as well. thank you so much for your insight today. appreciate you joining us. >> thank you. molly: eric. eric: thanks, molly. they assassinated an iranian nuclear scientists by putting a bomb on the window of a car when struck in traffic. there's been a string of mysterious explosions at sensitive military sites but the exact cause is unknown. is it sabotage to stop tehran's nuclear program? retired four star general jack keane on that, next, on confronting iran. now more than ever, you need technology you can rely on. and people you can rely on. i'm a dell technologies advisor. me too. me too. me too. and if you're a small business, we're with you. we are with you. we're with you. we want to help. so we'll be right here. at home. answering your calls. providing suppo

a tsa checkpoint in atlanta was shutdown temporarily when a worker was tested positive for covid-19.ficult fourth of july travel day we ever had. >> reporter: the tsa is opening up more lanes at security checkpoints across the country. the goal is to speed passengers through more quickly to keep exposure to employees low. the tsa says number of its workers who have tested positive for coronavirus is now nearing 1,000. >>> so health care workers seeing an increase right now in the number of people critically ill with covid-19. we're taking so you where that you haven't seen before. inside a texas hospital. you are going see what they are up against right now. stay close. latonight, silence it with newd byzzzquil night pain. because pain should never get in the way of a restful night's sleep. new zzzquil night pain. silence pain, sleep soundly. 49i found you! good job. now i'm gonna stay here and you go hide. watch your favorites from anywhere in the house with the xfinity stream app. free with your xfinity service. now any room can be a tv room. stream live tv, on demand shows and mov

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the tsa said it screened nearly 4.7 million passengers last week.own 4% from the previous week and 75% from this time last year. the tsa had its two busiest days since the pandemic hit during the july 4th weekend. >>> president trump is preparing to send in more federal agents to cities run by democratic mayors to crack down on what he says is increased crime and violence. law enforcement officials tell cnn the department of homeland security will send more than 150 agents to chicago to focus on illegal gun sales and violence. they have seen a smipike in cri. the mayor wants the feds to stay out. >> our democracy is at stake and i'll be darned if i'm going to let anybody, even if their name is mr. president, bring those kind of troops to our city and try to take off our residents. that's not going to happen in chicago and if they try it, i'm going to use every tool at my disposal to stop them. >> the president is also considering sending federal officers to other cities like new york and detroit. the federal presence in portland, oregon, has raised

. >> reporter: tsa is working a little differently, too, with a lot more ppe. >> we do less hands on with the individuals. any time somebody wants a pat-down completed, we'll change gloves once completed. >> reporter: the terminal will change, right down to the restro restrooms, even the jetway. kelly says she was nervous about flying in the covid era -- >> but now that i've had several friends fly in and out of san jose airport, saying it was fine and they felt safe, it made me feel much more safe for flying. >> reporter: through all of that, the question tsa agents say they get asked the most these days, can we bring more hand sanitizer on board? the answer is yes. you can now bring 12 ounces. in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> good information, thanks so much, scott. >>> the surge in covid-19 cases is prompting apple to shut down 30 more stores by tomorrow. 16 of those stores are in california, but none in the bay area. apple is now reclosing 77 of its u.s. stores because of the surge in covid cases. it just reopened many of them last month. apple's shares dropped to

tsa looks different also . wearing gloves and carrying wipes, flying to chicago, she is flying to see her parents . >> i haven't seen them during the pandemic . >> reporter: before we got on that plane was cleaned using electrostatic fogger to quickly disinfect the cabin between flights . boarding was done back to front . flight attendants greeting you with sanitizing wipes . i brought my own to wipe down the area around my seat . >> no question, flying is different . he we are at the start of the fourth of july holiday weekend and there are dozens of empty seats on this plane . >> in-flight services limited . >> we try to eliminate anything that would pass germs . we met at united's chief communications officer at chicago o'hare, what are you expecting for fourth of july x back we are expecting an increase, we have seen some leisure travel come back . there is a growing divide about middle seats . american and united are not limiting capacity . when competitors talk about limiting seats they do not talk about

what we know is that there was a travel bump, the latest numbers from the tsa show that on thursday,d see 764,000 people fly which is a big drop compared to last year, down 64% but nonetheless, it is still the strongest number we have seen in four months so we are starting to see people a little bit more comfortable flying. some of the airlines, united, american airlines as well as spirit, are all operating now at full capacity. if you wanted to switch a flight, you can. they are saying you can transfer over if you are not comfortable being on a full plane. that means that they are selling that middle seat, unfortunately. yeah, the united ceo said you cannot social distance on a plane, even if you get rid of the middle seat, you are still going to be within six feet of the person next to you. what you are seeing across this airport, everybody has to wear masks including myself, then on airlines, too, that is the same situation. many airlines saying you must wear a mask. i heard from one traveler who said they are saying one thing and doing something else on the plane. listen in. >> i

stepping up its safety measures, including plexiglass shields, safety signs and hand sanitizer dispensers, tsa is cleaning conveyer belts and bins more often and there are new protocols for searching bags. >>> a massive bust in the east bay ahead of the 4th of july holiday. dublin police showing 400- pounds of illegal fire works seized by officers last night. and paul, i don't know about your dogs but there are a lot of happy dogs that those won't be going off. they get scared. >> they do. we have one dog especially sensitive to fire works, thunder, clapping loudly, anything like that. fortunately, it's been quiet ound tneighb. that's not a e toour neighbors. typical summertime weather pattern. plenty of sunshine for inland portions of the bay area. now that june gloom is in the process of returning. even though the calendar page does say july. there's fog and low cloud cover hugging the coast all day. a similar pattern tomorrow. the fog creeps inland and backs up toward the coast. we'll do the whole thing over again on friday before the sun breaks through for everybody this weekend. right now

we have the jobless claims, we have restaurant bookings, we have the tsa numbers, number of which are showing the improvement in the last couple weeks that they were showing a month or two ago that, i think, would suggest the economy is losing some momentum here >> i think that's right. i think you're right to look at those pieces of data tsa is running at 22% of last year's level as of the latest data that we have it had been as high as 28% open table data is at 65%, about flat lined the jpmorgan credit card spending data is also going down the high frequency data is in two different states, one is flat lining or declining the idea is that the july jobs number could be negative and i don't know that the market is prepared for that. >> it's weird. we'll talk more about that with our markets panel. thank you. >>> with jobless claims picking up,all the other factors he mentioned and uncertainty over what additional stimulus could look like, will these market gains also stall out let's bring in kim forest from boca capital partners, randall elly from edgar lomax company and lindsay piexa

and the number of people passing through the tsa checkpoint in june was down 86% compared to a year ago. >> getting people move, getting business moving is good for everybody. and so we're focused on building that confidence so that the traveling public feels that they are safe while they are passing through our facility. >> reporter: throughout the terminal, passengers are constantly reminded about the importance of wearing face masks and practicing social distancing. the airport custodial team is now using an electroma areas th almost impossible to get with the paper towel or a cleaning rag. >> reporter: and with enhanced cleaning inside the airport, passengers are appreciative, but say their concerns are mainly on the plane. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> staying home during the pandemic is saving lives from more than just coronavirus. it is helping overt a childhood danger. >>> and coming in back to school, there are new guidelines for the fall and whether your young children 1450 weshould we masks. >>> yeah, let's start with some neighborhood temperatures. south bay, most of us in t

>>hello what about the shoppers like remember early on when the tsa some have and the airport they said oh a tsa worker at the airport had covid this is the day they were working they were dealing with passengers so that you would know if you were there right i want to know if the in the past you said, you know what it's been weeks right so when were the workers working and then i could say was i in costco that day and maybe i would like to know why won't they don't they have to tell you. >>it seems like that has been the confusion here in the frustrations, specifically because a lot of people who work here have been wondering why haven't the highs has been a bigger they've been working internally they've been working with the health department now but as a shopper yeah they want to know exactly when did that case come up was a very dry time i scary situation daria but that's why we're going to continue to ask these questions for the shoppers. yeah, abs costco if they're going to put out some kind of a. >>you know our memo or alert yesterday that we would know as a shopper. thank you. 5

people walk in and again, right now you are only doing tsa agents and pilots, correct?nching our focus on airline and airport employees. this is the front line work force that we are trying to get back to work and get our airports going. we will be expanding to the public probably in a few weeks. but we offer both types of tests. we do pcr nasal swab testing and also blood antibody testing. people can come in, tsa agents and pilots and custodians and ground crews, and they can get one or both tests, if they indicate different things. we send it to outside labs, the same labs major hospitals use. liz: okay. i'm sorry, that's news to me. you are expanding to passengers next week? or in a couple of weeks? >> in a few weeks, initially we wanted to start off with just airline and airport employees. but especially as more and more states are putting in quarantines in place, this could play a vital role in giving people the confidence to travel and know they may be able to shorten their quarantine by getting tests when they arrive. but again, it's a state by state moving decis

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meanwhile masks are also required at sfo where four tsa employees have tested positive. one of those employees was working up until june 24th. >> and we are working on solutions that would allow for reduced need for people to have to touch anything throughout the process, from checking in to getting a boarding pass, checking a bag and the security checkpoint. >> there are a dozen airport ambassadors through each terminal enforcing the mask requirement and they're hoping for voluntarily compliance but no fines will be issued. abc7 news. >>> definitely a little cooler outside today. outside today. condcalifornia phones offersble. free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. bec

inside the terminal, new deep cleaning methods have been implemented and the tsa says it's cleaning conveyer belts and bins more often. there are also new protocols if bags need to be searched. >>> we'll change our gloves so they'll see we're using separate gloves when we touch their items. so yes. when we do a pat down on a person, we'll do the same thing. >> do you feel safe? >> i do. i told somebody i feel very safe and they're doing extra precautions and being transparent about what they're doing and that helps. >> face coverings are required inside the airport at all times. if you don't have one, the airport says it's going to provide one for you. >> oakland international airport fully reopened terminal 2 as airlines up their flying capacity. southwest, spirited, alaska, and valera airlines will increase flights this month. hawaiian airlines is scheduled to resume daily nonstop service to three cities at the end of the month. a live look at sfo. a hub for united airlines. they're adding flights in august. that's triple its schedule from june. but still just 40% of its august 2019 schedu

we are live at the airport right now, almost 2 million people were screened by the tsa over three daysthe highest count since the beginning of the pandemic and those numbers are expected to keep going up. american airlines and united airlines are now booking as many seats as possible, including that middle seat. delta airlines still keeping ed's middle seats empty to maintain social distancing. the cruise industry is teaming up to help jumpstart some businesses. norwegian and royal caribbean cruise lines have created a joint task force to develop safety standards during this pandemic. they put together a health and safety panel including the head of the fda. that panel will help cruise lines develop and restart plans that will be submitted to the cdc in august. costco is cutting back on the hours for senior shopping. back in march, cosco began allowing senior citizens into the store early before everybody else. starting next week, it will only be offered one hour before opening twice a week on tuesdays and thursdays. those a senior costco members are not allowed to bring in guest and y

phil with some of the tsa traffic numbers. in the meantime, good monday morning. to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and david faber. interesting morning. all the action in china had people waking up especially early as shanghai is up nearly 6% overnight busy week ahead as we take stock of the record case loads in some 15 states in the u.s along with the continued accommodation from central banks around the planet. and now ism data, morgan >> that's right. we're keeping our eyes out for that data. it looks like 57.1 is the number we're just waiting on more on that report right now. but let's turn to stocks if it is 57.1, we've returned to expansion. that's notable the latest read on the u.s. services economy just out as i just mentioned and it's the institute monthly nonmanufacturing index consensus estimate was for a reading of 50.1. the move back over 50 means that services economy is once again expanding. i just mentioned that. it's better than expected. we're going to keep our eye on stocks here and see how the markets react. su

people passediest since mid through tsa checkpoints march, but down more than 74% from last year.ere a desolate chicago o'hare at 9:45 that morning -- no question flying is different. here we are at the start of the fourth of july holiday, there are dozens of empty seats on this flight. but that's not always the case. american airlines said thursday was its busiest day in months, the number of flyers up a staggering 878% from early april. the surge in flyers didn't sit well with oregon senator jeff merkley, tweeting how many americans will die because you fill middle seats? american says 26 seats were open on that flight. it wouldn't have even qualified for the airlines social distancing policies had they been in effect. the c.d.c. says if you're traveling this weekend, wear a mask, wash your hands regularly and distance where you can. l.a.'s mayor went even further and said cancel your plans and avoid gatherings altogether. margaret. >> brennan: a lot of personal responsibility called for this weekend. kris van cleave, thank you. still much more news ahead. on tonight's' "cbs eve

the airport also looks at tsa checkpoints to measure air travel and found activity in june was more than double what it was in may. >>> caltrain officials are warning they may have to cut or temporarily shut down service in the coming months due to lack of funding. the san francisco board of supervisors declined to put in a percent sales tax increase on the november ballot. it would've raised an estimated $100 million a year. the tax plan needed approval from supervisors in san francisco, santa clara and san mateo counties, as well as four transit boards. passengers say the system is their lifeline. >> i am willing to pay more because i think that this is a service that is necessary in the bay area. there is a lot of people that need caltrain to get the work. there is a lot of people that are reliant on art to get the work . i think the public transportation is the lifeline for the bay area. >> in rejecting the tax, san francisco elected officials say the city is facing a $1.7 billion deficit and other taxes are on the ballot. they also say the city doesn't have enough input and how calt

in the month of june the number of people passing through an airport tsa security checkpoint was down6% compared to a year ago. >> getting people moving, getting business moving is good for everybody. and so we're focused on building that confidence so that the traveling public feels that they're safe while passing through our facility. >> reporter: throughout the terminal passengers are constantly reminded of the importance of wearing face masks and practicing social distancing. the airport custodial team is now using an electrostatic sprayer to clean seats, customer service counters, and hard-to-reach areas. >> they'll go into the nooks and crannies. the small areas that are almost impossible to get with a paper towel or cleaning rag. >> reporter: with enhanced cleaning inside the airport passengers are appreciative but say their concerns are mainly on the plane when sitting close to others. >> it is up to those individuals to care about other people for the common good. >> reporter: many craving a sense of normalcy after months of uncertainty. >> i've had several friends fly in and

the tsa says a woman concealed an assault rifle inside her luggage at newark airport hiding it behindining of her suitcase. they also recovered ammo and three magazines, one loaded. >>> attorneys for jeffrey epstein's alleged co-conspirator ghislaine maxwell have requested a gag order in her case. they're asking the judge to ban prosecutors, federal agents and lawyers for alleged victims from making out-of-court statements about the case. maxwell is being held without bail accused of recruiting and grooming young girls for epstein to abuse. president trump was among epstein's many famous associates. he had kind words for maxwell yesterday. >> do you feel that she's going to turn in powerful men? how do you see that working out? >> i don't know. i haven't really been following it too much. i just wish her well, frankly. i've met her numerous times over the years, especially since i lived in palm beach, and i guess they lived in palm beach, but i wish her well. whatever it is, i don't know the situation with prince andrew. just don't know. not aware of it. >> epstein died by suicide in

the latest numbers on tsa security checks. i believe they are down. have you got that for me?w they are down. we are down about 700, i believe, from the same sunday, about 7,000 less people traveled by plane on the sunday before. but you know, when you compare this, look, july 12th, 754,000. july 19th, which was just yesterday, 747,000. that's a difference of 7,123. this is down about two million when you want to do year to year. so you know, this kind of reflects what we have seen. we have seen perhaps a slight stalling if you like of the activity, economic activity, and that's just another indicator. stuart: that's exactly the right way to put it. a slight stalling in what was otherwise a rapid expansion in various sectors of the economy. thanks, ash. >>> the other side of the coin would be arkansas. statewide mask mandate goes into effect today. is that you, ash? you got it? ashley: yes indeed. yes. it takes effect today. all indoor environments where social distancing is not possible, you have to wear a mask and same goes for those areas outside. if you fail to comply, you

to fly and get back on planes do you think where cases continue to spread and we back off and those tsa numbers might go back down again? >> when people walk into a terminal afraid, anxious. we've added to that tension. as long as airlines require a mask masks. other prot calls that will be applied over time. and customers will be provided over time. the air filtered through there, better than hospital rooms the challenge is to get that word out there will be trep i hadation it is a problem. >> very tough. go ahead quickly >> there is no way to sugar coat it it is a tough, tough challenge for the airline industry >> it came out of nowhere as everybody knows. david, it is a pleasure. good luck there in eisland welcome any time >>> still ahead, the exclusive consider the calstrs cio stick around at leaf blowers. you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. make ice. making ice. but you're not mad because you have e*trade which isn't complicated. their tools make trading quicker and simpler so you can take o

tsa screened nearly 2 million people over three days and that number is expected to rye.merican and united airlines are booking as many seats as possible and that includes the middle seat. delta is keeping its middle seat empty. >>> at least 36 people in california were killed in traffic accidents over the weekend. according to the chp20% were not wearing seat belts. >>> people are slowly starting to shop again. stores are adapting. we have a look at >> reporter: it will look a lot different in the age of the coronavirus. new yorkers are among those venturing out to shop. >> it feels good. >> i feel nervous about being around people. >> reporter: retailers are taking steps to ensure the employees stay safe, temperature checks, social distancing markers and plexigrass. >> associates are taking daily wellness checks before the start of every shift. they're required to wear facial coverings. >> reporter: trying on outfits is a bit more difficult. while some companies have closed fitting rooms all together, some stores like nordstrom, macy's and saxtiveth avenue are keeping t

if you think about the tsa in the united states processing 2.5 million people a day during the summernow they are 700,000, thatut is about 60% more than i thought we would be at at this current time. i thought we would be around 400,000 a day. i think we will be at a million by the end of the year. the reason i bring up those numbers, the 2.5 million that travel to the united states day last year, i would say 60% were a combination of business travelers and international travelers. right off the bat, you are looking at knowability to get a million passengers a day. in australia, it is slightly worse because the government is limiting the number of people per day that can travel into the country. this virus is apparently -- it is hanging on and it does not want to let go. obviously, you have the virus under control there and you do not want to see new cases again so the element would be keep symptomtic may be a and keep the border safe. people really want to go places. i feel like i have nothing to look forward to and obviously, that is not true. hopefully, we will be back in the air s

an economy in the face of a terror threat we had to do things like we had never done before, set up tsaspect every piece of cargo coming into the u.s. we spent a lot of money on security we are in the same position now, we have a threat, the virus. let's help companies make an adjustment that's a costly thing for them if we can take other costs off the books by reducing taxes, that would be helpful. my idea is to reduce the tax, payroll tax. they probably won't have income tax liable let's help so they can provide equipment so people can operate and work safely in that environment. >> on the political side, there is a book. i don't know the author. it was really good called "everybody lies." how people tell the truth to google but they'll lie -- you'll get an anonymous poll or survey at home. nobody believes anyone is anonymous. right now biden is up in the polls. how close do you think this race is right now >> this will be decided like previously by a couple of small swing key voters what can you do to swing those key voters in ohio, michigan places where president trump was successfu

let's get back to the airlines, according to the tsa passenger count has fallen for the first time in lauren: demand has fallen for the first time in 13 weeks, since the low april 19, 97000 travelers pass through tsa checkpoints, traffic has risen every single week but that ended last week when traffic average about 664,000 a day down by 30000 from the week before. the rise in infections as well as quarantine measures are disrupting positive trends that the industry has seen for three months. it overrides the move we are seen by the individual carriers to make passengers feel safer. the bottom line, many years for the airline industry to recover, 2022 at the earliest in 2023, young a lot of issues facing them. stuart: that is absolutely incredible, an industry that size is going to string to the current level and knock it out of it for literally years to come. i'm back to who would've thought we would've seen something like that. if you take us a flight anytime soon, you will breeze through tsa and there's virtually nobody there, i seen it myself. amazing. i will move on. we told you

the latest tsa numbers actually show that, yes, there were more travelers this past weekend.y higher, ashley, than what you said, 764,000 people were traveling. yes, that's down compared to last year, down 64%, but nonetheless that number is still the highest they we've seen in the -- that we've seen in the past four months. the major concern is social distancing. a lot of airlines are forcing people to wear a masks on the plane. we know over the weekend, on friday, there was one passenger with spirit airlines, a similar situation happened with american airlines in june, and delta threatened to ban passengers if they don't wear their masks. travel is being tested, and there was a deal worked out between the treasury department and five airlines including american airlines, sky west, hawaiian, privately-held frontier. and what they have -- and i should say these agreements, we don't know the exact amounts of the loans, but it's to the tune of billions of dollars. is so overall, they're trying to get through this as travel is slowly, slowly come back. ashley, back to you. ashle

deeply involved, as is cwmd and frankly some agencies that a lot of people hadn't heard of until covid, tsa we're suffering from the same thing that our society does. we see spikes in our employees, but they're also geographically in the same areas where you see the communities spiking. so, we're taking additional precautions there ourselves, just like the governors and the federal government by the president is doing in those particular targeted areas. >> i want to ask you, you are a member of this administration. you are also a virginian. you're joining us from virginia right now. the president recently taking aim at the only black driver in nascar, and he was supporting the -- he was in opposition to the confederate flag ban by nascar. the white house has refused to denounce the confederate flag. do you? >> so, the white house said they were taking a neutral position. the president was not taking a position on that, and that's what the white house reiterated. i support them in that. nascar has to make their own decisions, but the president came back and said, or the white house said he w

megan, not a fan of the airlines i know tsa numbers are back above 700,000. we're seeing a positive trend. this is not a sector that you could recommend to your clients. >> we're not leaning into the epicenter stocks at this moment. air travel is still 70 to 80% below pre-covid levels that's a long road to recovery we're seeing some better realtime data from some of the lower tier, lower budget airlines maybe that's southwest, jet blue we are remaining caution on airlines we prefer other areas of the industrial complex >> the market is going up. airline stocks are going down. all right. up next, the big etfs that you have to watch today. we just mentioned one, the airline. what other one should be on your radar? the dow up 434 every sector of the market is up except energy. how many times have we said that as oil prices slide a bit. as we do start to get out a little more, you can always watch live, listen, whatever you want on the go with the cbs app. if you don't have, download it today. halftime report is back after th is (vo) the time is coming for us to

tsa checkpoints show last month activity was double what it was in may. when the shutdown started, air travel was cut by more than 95 percent. we still have a long way to go. >>> alameda county has been granted permission by the state to allow outdoor dining to resume, and for the oakland zoo to reopen. many restaurants were told to shut down after alameda county failed to partition for the state. alameda county ended up sitting -- submitting a request that was accepted yesterday. the oakland zoo will reopen july 29. they warned that they will close permanently if it did not reopen this month. >>> county by county information on reopening, head to our new zap, there's a running list of what is open and where on the front page. >>> hackers broke into the accounts of some of the world's richest and most famous people, stealing money from followers. the hacked twitter accounts include bill gates, jeff pazo said, barack obama, and big companies like apple and uber. tweets that were posted on the account offered to send people $2000 for every $1000 that were s

. >>> back to the states, to help travellers maintain social distancing this summer the tsa plans ton more screening lanes. they are asking passengers to self-scan boarding passes on new machines at some airports. the agency said so far no decision has been made on temperature checks. they expect airport traffic to increase through the fourth of july holiday but well below numbers they see in a typical sum per. >>> game over for minor league baseball. the season officially cancelled. corey wire has more in this morning's bleacher report. >> reporter: this is on the eve of major league players and staff reporting to their teams. 2020 minor league season called off due to this coronavirus pandemic. minor league baseball's president said in a statement these are unprecedented times for our country and our organization as this is the first time in our history that we've had a summer without minor league baseball played. now minor league baseball has been around playing every year since 1901. this is a devastating announcement especially for a lot of small towns where teams are pride and

according to the transportation department, the number of people traveling through tsa checkpoints fell six and 64,000. it is down almost 6 95,000 in the prior week. they are reportedly working with health officials getting access to data and they may have been in contact with someone who has covid-19 according to reuters. once officials have access to the data, they can identify the action they want the rideshare service to taken customers can confirm cases of the coronavirus and they are blocked. >>> for those that might check out a bit, some states are better for living off the grid compared to others. which you seem to be the best? >> according to a poll, california is the best state for off graters. the home service looked at location data from instagram post using the hashtag off the grid living to compile the list. it may not be totally off the grid. >> not really. >> live off the grid. thank you. >> a new hobby for millennials and those from generation z investing in the stock market as it becomes more popular. we have more streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> i am tracking that ocea

tsa screen nearly 2 million people over the three days.that's the highest count since the start of the pandemic. that number is expected to rise. american and united airlines are booking as many seats as possible including the middle seat. delta is still keeping its middle seat empty to maintain social distancing. >>> the cruise industry is teaming up to help jumpstart business. norwegian and royal caribbean have created 828 task force to develop safety standard during covid-19. they've put together a panel that includes the head of the fda. the panel will help cruise lines come up with restart plans that will be submitted to the cdc in august. >>> cosco is cutting back on senior shopping hours. cosco starting allowing seniors in the store early before everyone else in march. next week they will be offering one hour before opening, twice a week on tuesdays and thursdays . those senior cosco members are not allowed to bring any guests and face masks are required. >>> we are keeping a close eye on netflix after the company stuck reached an a

those who do pass through airports at tsa check points here, there will be more lanes open. the goal is to speed people through more quickly and to reduce exposure for workers and passengers. on the plane a completely different experiment. you have a higher chance of being on a completely full flight and american airlines has joined united airlines in saying that it will sell every seat on board of the aircraft. united airlines said that the whole idea of blocking off middle seats moves by competitors was more of a public relations move than a health move. >> it's very, very difficult if not impossible to socially distance on board an aircraft. keeping the seat next to you open is not going to make a material difference. what is going to make a material difference is having a mask and thoroughly cleaning the plane before you get on board. >> the whole concept drew anger from public health officials on capitol hill this week. the head of the cdc called the move by american troubling and disturbing. ordering a review. now, we will find out if passengers feel the same way. jim?

as we look at the airport live now, the tsa screened almost 2 million people over the past three daysat's the highest amount since the beginning of the pandemic. those numbers are expected to keep going up. american airlines and united airlines are booking as many seats as possible including that middle seat. delta airlines is still keeping the seats empty to maintain social distancing. >>> mass transit experts say the bay areas transportation problems during the pandemic comes down to two big problems. there are too many transit agencies and not enough riders. their study was published in limburg news. it calls for the bait areas transit agencies to team up, provide more public transportation system and they say transit riders are paying the price for a lack of unity and cooperation especially during a pandemic. >>> right now 86:50 as we check in with sal castaneda. i know you are a thriving investor and like to watch the stock market. netflix is at $500 a share. >> i remember when i thought it was expensive at $190 a share. it has come up. that was not too long ago. good morning. le

tsa said it screened more than 700,000 passengers for three days in a row and that is the first time above 700,000 since mid-march. american airlines and united are now booking flights to capacity. >>> coronavirus cases are becoming more prevalent in those with significant case increases in those 18 to 40. the la county health department has reported 50% of its new cases are among younger people with that same age group accounting for a quarter of the hospitalizations. experts blame the numbers on increased socialization, citing a study that shows only 58% of people leave the home for essential activities down the third from april. beaches and bars were shut down for the holiday but it is not clear if that will make a difference in the spread. >> we will not know for another 14 days exactly what the impact of this holiday weekend was. we do know what the impact was of memorial day weekend and that is westted see the increase in cases. >> local and state officials continued to plead with young people to social distance, wash your hands and always cover your face when you are not by yo