we are calling on the authorities, the fbi, the tsa. of those who are inside the capital should be placed on the no-fly list and not be allowed to fly because [sirens wailing] [sirens wailing] any of those who were inside the capital should not be able to fly in should be placed on the no-fly list. we are calling on the authority, the fbi, the tsa, the department of homeland security to put them on the no-fly list immediately. amid the continued threat of future violence online, the federal government's own concerns i spoke with director ray about this flight in the last few days. we cannot allow the same insurrectionist to get on a plane and cause more violence and more damage. these individuals are a threat to the homeland as defined by the law. the law allows this. and they should be placed on the no-fly list. look, the attack on our capital remains under active investigation. this situation hasn't many concerned about the possibility of another attack or attacks and rightfully so. i am continuing to be briefed on an almost daily bas

the tsa reports and found 3200 guns at security checkpoints. 83% of them were loaded.e in dallas-fort worth international airport in texas with more. >> in fact, it's the most firearms in tsa's 19 years history, made two of the top five locations that had the most guns seized last year. tsa says twice as many firearms per million screens passengers in 2020 versus 2019 even though passenger volume was down, 500 million. now, you may fly with the guns so long as they are properly declared, you filled out the right paperwork and it's packed inside of checked luggage bared all the contraband that has been found in carry-on luggage for on the passengers person. >> approximately 85% of the guns found at a checkpoint are loaded. just think about that. not all of them have the safety on. so once the weapon is found, it is a very serious situation. >> so the big question is why? tsa attributes the rise to more gun purchases during the pandemic and also an uptick of states that now have some sort of open carry law on the books and also say plain old forgetfulness. >> casey stega

more than a million people passed through tsa checkpoints yesterday. >>and roughly 18 million people have flown since the start of the holiday travel period on december 18th and tsa numbers continue to average above 1 million passengers a day. tsa officials say they expect air travel numbers to keep trending up in 2021, however, they say they're not expected to reach prepandemic levels. health officials say the busy holiday travel season. is the reason at least in part that we're seeing a surge in covid cases right now. >>if you do have to travel airline ratings dot com has come out with its list of the world's safest airlines for 2021 and topping that list is quantas. qatar air new zealand, singapore airlines and emirates the web site examined crashes and serious incident records on nearly 400 carriers across the globe. alaska airlines was the only us carrier to make the top 10 coming in at number 8. >>all right captain karnow is up now as we take a live look here at san francisco international really a beautiful day to day after got some rain yesterd

. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, the tsa has ramped up security, and a dream job for hot doggers.ith those stories and more. good morning, naomi. >> reporter: good morning to you. the stock market is closed today in observance of martin luther king jr. day. meantime, on friday the three major indices sank as investors digested dismal bank earnings and a december slump in retail sales. the dow plunged 177 points. the nasdaq dropped 114 points, and the s&p 500 was down 27. >>> the tsa says it's beefed up security ahead of the presidential inauguration wednesday. the federal agency is working to process hundreds of names with law enforcement agencies for a thorough risk assessment. as in past years, the tsa officers will be deployed to help the secret service by screening people along the parade route and those authorized to attend the ceremony. >>> the national rifle association has filed for bankruptcy protection. the gun rights advocacy group says it plans to leave new york state where it was founded in 1871 and reincorporate as a nonprofit in texas. the announcement follows leade

also those who fly in and out of the city will see stepped up security at tsa checkpoints ahead of the inauguration. tom? >> kenneth moton leading us off from the nation's capitol tonight. kenneth, thank you. >>> president trump is spending his last weekend in the white house. he won't be at the inauguration. tonight, new details about his elaborate plans for leaving washington, where he'll be when president-elect joe biden takes the oath of office, and tonight the familiar face just spotted at the white house. here's abc's white house correspondent rachel scott. >> reporter: it's president trump's final weekend in the white house, and he's out of sight, preparing behind closed doors for his impending trial in the senate. rudy giuliani spotted on the grounds today. sources say he will likely be part of trump's impeachment legal team. moving vans seen outside the west wing. aides packing up their offices. the president's schedule says he's holding meetings and calls. on friday in the oval office, meeting with mike lindell, the founder of my pillow, who has pushed conspiracy theories onl

the tsa is weighing in on whether or not it will ban hundreds of people from flights. it comes in the the wake of the inauguration. not just airports. . of washington, d.c. will be on lockdown. miles of fence, barricades around the national mall which will be closed. there is some internet chatter that suggests there could be some other targets. >> all 50 state fbi, jttf and the four territories are working 24 hours a day to pursue every lead, every credible threat. >> actual airports in the d.c. area, the tsa says travelers can expect to see more police, more bomb detecting dogs. there will also be more air marshals on some flights. >> we're following breaking news in san francisco. police and the fbi are on the scene after chemicals used to make explosives were found in an rv. this is all on gillman avenue near candlestick point. the person who lives in that rv has been detained. right now people who live in that area have been evacuated. authorities say this appears to be an isolated incident. if we have any updates throughout the newscast, we will bring them to you

tsa says they've screened more than 9 million people nine days over the past two weeks. the recent spike is raising concerns especially with concerns a new or contagious strain has now reached america. pandemic models predict that more than 237,000 americans will die of covid-19 in the next three months. >>> police in the north bay are looking for a serial bank robber. take a look at this guy right here. police say this man demanded money from a teller at a chase bank in novato. investigators say the man told the teller he had a gun, but the teller didn't see one and didn't give the man any money. apparently that man got scared and took off. police say this is the same man who has robbed banks in santa rosa and green bray. >>> new details tonight on a story we've been following. the vacaville police dog pinned down and punched in its head by its officer. the canine is no longer with its handler. it's now in the care of a third party. the department also says the dog was examined by a vet, does not appear hurt or distressed. police say it appears the officer was trying to

and tsa agents will be at gates checking for boarding passes and ids. the tsa says it's also considering adding people involved in last week's failed insurrection to the no fly list. but fredricka, security getting more strict here all the time. this is going to be an inauguration like no other. >> really will be. i mean, in general people, you know, who live there, people visiting could go right on on the mall but of course they're not going to be able to see that. a lot of this inauguration will be watched on television. pete munteen, thank you so much for that. other reporters across the country are standing by. let's go to lansing, michigan where months ago there were protests at the capitol building, armed protesters and that just happened not a long time ago and the breakup of this alleged plot to kidnap the state's governor. sarah, what is the situation there today? >> reporter: look, if you wanted to see an example of what exactly they were going to try to do here at the capitol all you had to do was look to january 6th. similar thing happened t

we are calling on the authorities, the fbi, the tsa. any of those who were inside the capitol should be placed on the no-fly list and not be allowed to fly because -- any of the -- let's wait till he goes -- any of those who were inside the capitol should not be able to fly and should be placed on the no-fly list. we are calling on the authorities, fbi, tsa, department of homeland security to put them on the no-fly list immediately. amidst the continued threat of future violence online, the federal government's own concerns, i spoke to director wray about this twice in the last few days, we cannot allow these same insurrectionists to get on a plane and cause more violence and more damage. these individuals are a threat to the homeland as defined by the law. the law allows this. and they should be placed on the no-fly list. look, the attack on our capitol remains under active investigation. the situation has many concerned about the possibility of another attack or attacks, and rightfully so. i'm continuing to be briefed on an almost dai

than 1 million people went through tsa checkpoints each day. that record broken just yesterday when it was 870 people that went through the tsa checkpoints. those are numbers we simply have not seen since before the pandemic. it's not the normal holiday travel we'd usually get but those elevated numbers are a reason that you hear medical experts concerned right now because those are opportunities for spread. that means people have been engaging in those holiday gatherings. so testing is part of it. and also monitoring what happens after those holiday gatherings. i just got off the phone with one of our medical contributors who explained that what we see right now, those numbers are not even the full picture. we know many testing sites across the country are closed today, were closed yesterday because of the holiday. we saw the same thing during christmas. it won't be for a couple of days, possibly several weeks before we get a full extent of where we are right now. and then the potential surge after those holiday gatherings. when you look at th

we are calling on the authorities, the fbi, the tsa.ny of those who were inside the capitol should be placed on the no fly list, and not be allowed to fly because -- just wait till he goes. any of those who were inside the capitol should not be able to fly and should be placed on the no fly list. we are calling on the authorities, fbi, tsa, department of homeland security to put them on the no fly list immediately. amidst the continued threat of future violence online, the federal government's own concerns. i spoke to director wray about this twice in the last few days, we cannot allow the same insurrectionists to get on a plane and cause more violence and more damage. these individuals are threat to the homeland as defined by the law. the law allows this. and they should be placed on the no fly list. look, the attack on our capitol remains under active investigation. the situation has many concerned about the possibility of another attack, or attacks. and rightfully so. i'm continuing to be briefed on an almost daily basis as recently

set a record for air travel on saturday with nearly one 0.2 million screened by the tsa the most since the previous travel record was set back on december 23rd kron four's gayle ong spoke with people who are traveling back in s f o after their holiday travel. i spoke with say they are staying within their household and being extra careful. but health officials are bracing for another post holiday search. >>despite the dire warnings. if you have plans to travel go home and cancel them it can save a life. it will save a life and it's very important to do the power is in our hands to continue to turn. the search around the area health officials and the cdc have been pleading with people not to travel worried about family gatherings over the holidays intensifying the spread of covid-19 have been more than world. >>we're allowed out of entire year 2020, we were quite feel like everyone else mostly vote, you're just excited to get out newlyweds frederick polynesian mitchell decided to go on their delayed honeymoon but are taking extra precautions and we now have a new >>nationwide >>a record

. >> reporter: is tsa intercepting known suspects before they get on planes for washington?> if they identify an individual like you describe, they will keep -- first of all, keepflying and if there's a legal basis to do so, they will seize and hold had that person for delivery to the fbi or local authorities. >> reporter: the local authority in washington is the metropolitan police. on january 6th, the mpd helped to rescue the capitol police and break the siege. >> everyone is working hard to make sure it does not happen again. >> reporter: we met the acting chief in his command center which on inauguration day thereby filled with representatives of the fbi, secret service. while the world is focused on the podium at the capitol, he will still have to cover his city of more than 700,000 people. chief, what will the mpd have on inauguration day? >> our total department will be activated we will have support of law enforcement from across the country to the tune of 2500 that will support us in this effort. >> reporter: you have been with the mpd in 31 years is the ti tightest

the tsa has screened 15 million people nationwide this holiday season. officials expect 1.3 million people to return home today. >>> many travelers experienced delays or cancellations yesterday because of the weather in the south and northeast. of course that also means more people packed into airports, waiting around. and more flights could be packed today. air travel has been decreasing since christmas day. but the tsa has been screening more than 800,000 people a day since then. >>> still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," on "wheel of fortune" the letters "o," "i," came up and the contestant warmed our own david louie's heart, coming up, i love it. >>> here is a live look at our east bay hills camera, so pretty this morning, you can see all the fog. i just lost my job. with the kids at home and less money coming in, there'd be no way we could afford health insurance. my kids think i'm a superhero. but even superheroes need help sometimes. we found help at covered california. and not just us. 9 out of 10 people who enrolled got financial help. covered califor

senator chuck schumer calling on the fbi, tsa anti-permit of homeland security to prevent further violence. >> any of those who were inside the capital should be placed on the no-fly list and not be allowed to fly. we cannot allow the same insurrectionist's to get on a plane and cause more violence and damage. these individuals are a threat to the homeland, as defined by law. >> reporter: this video has surfaced on social media, the man broke into the capital and was put on the no-fly list. but in a statement, american airlines said it asked the man to deplane because he refused to wear a mask. since its creation after 9/11 the no-fly list collect data on people suspected of terrorist activities and prevents them from getting on a plane. the fbi also explaining some airport police officers have jurisdiction to arrest people they see as a threat. the policy continues to face criticism from groups like the aclu telling fox in part the no-fly list has been used since its inception to unjustly target black and brown people particularly muslims and is a due process nightmare and we hope those w

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will look at the id and boarding passes of passengers as they board flights to washington, and the tsa says it is considering adding people involved in last week's failed insurrection to the no fly list. this is a big operation fredricka and it only gets bigger all the time. >> it sure looks like it, pete muntean, thank you so much. >>> let's go to lansing, michigan, armed protests at the capitol building there months ago and the breakup of an alleged plot to kidnap the state's governor. sara, what are the security cautions, what are they bracing for there? >> reporter: look, we have been seeing the state police do rounds around the capitol. they have this fence up. it's really more of a visual deterrent because there's nobody going to be in there for the next basically monday through thursday of next week. there has been a credible threat that the police have gotten against the capitol and so they have basically decided the legislators here they will not be able to do the people's work inside this building that they are going to be in a safer place, whether it's home or somewhere else

set a record for air travel on saturday with nearly one 0.2 million screened by the tsa that's the most since the previous travel record that was set back on december 23rd. kron four's gayle ong spoke with people who are traveling back to the bay area from the holiday she reports now from sfo. >>keller's i spoke with say they are staying within their household and being extra careful. but health officials are bracing for another post holiday search. >>despite the dire warnings. if you have plans to travel go home and cancel them it can save a life. it will save a life and it's very important to do the power is in our hands to continue to turn. the search around the area health officials and the cdc have been pleading with people not to travel worried about family gatherings over the holidays intensifying the spread of covid-19 have been more than world. >>we're allowed out of entire year 2020, we work hard like everyone else mostly vote, you're just excited to get out newlyweds frederick polynesian mitchell decided to go on their delayed honeymoon but are taking extra precautions and we

tsa screened 14 million travelers. new year's eve parties like this one have officials worried. in lockdown, los angeles, this illegal event had 1,000 people. miles away, refrigerated trucks are storing the dead as morgues overflow amid another surge. >> in this battle, we are so outnumbered. one in every five in los angeles tested are now positive. the army corps of engineers is helping some hospitals with oxygen systems. >> we are trying to reduce the strain. >> a lack of space and medical professionals is partly to blame for the slow delivery of the vaccine. >> president trump promised over 20 million but the cdc says just over 4 million have been inoculated. former fda commissioner scott gottlieb said that is not fast enough. >> we were hoping we'd have more injections in people's arms at this point. >> those vaccines can't come fast enough. here in california, one person dies from covid-19 every three minutes. cbs news, los angeles. >>> ahead on cbs this morning, u.s. surgeon general adams discussions a post holiday surge in covid cases. >>> a man is in custody this morning

the tsa screened 15 million people this holiday season. today could be the busiest day so far, not to mention the busiest day throughout the entire pandemic. that would mean as many as 1.3 million or more people flying just today. we've already seen the crowds gathering this weekend. minneapolis st. paul international airport noticeably crowded on saturday. even though air travel has been decreasing since christmas, the tsa has still been screening more than 800,000 people a day since then, and the weather you mentioned, it had been causing trouble for people who are trying to get home, and that major new year's day storm led to hundreds of delays and cancellations. now that that's largely cleared up, we could see more people at airports today who were unable to fly home yesterday and the crowds this morning are noticeably larger than what i saw yesterday morning. a lingering concern are from people who are able to get on the flights, they say the flights are packed pretty full. it's enough to make these travelers and certainly the health

. >> reporter: despite pleas from lawmakers to stay home, the tsa said on saturday it screened 1.2 million people, a record high since the pandemic began, and close to 2 million people will travel this holiday weekend. noah lund and his friends just got back from a beach vacation in mexico. >> i'm not necessarily too afraid for my sake. if i was older, maybe. but i'm young. we need to realize there's other problems other than just covid. >> reporter: it's important to note that these quarantine measures apply to everybody traveling into the bay area, not just those traveling by air. reporting live, anser hassan, abc 7 news. >> you really can't repeat that enough times, anser, many thanks to you. >>> a little bit of encouraging news for the pandemic in california. the state broke its month-long streak of setting a record for people in icu. the number dropped by 22 to just over 4,500. icu availability in the bay area climbed back up to 8.4%. but the number of new cases is well above average, more than 45,000 on saturday. >>> the pandemic is causing massive wait times at santa clara public ho

tsa is also on high alert in all three of casey's airports. airbnb is preparing security plants. the company is reviewing dc area reservations and working with police to run background checks on renters. airbnb will ban anyone confirm to be a part of the riots on capitol hill are associated with a hate group. >>> meanwhile, the abrupt resignation of acting homeland security secretary chad wolf is drawing sharp criticism from security experts. >> the resignation of the homeland security secretary nine days before a national security special event that he himself is responsible for is disgraceful and irresponsible. >> will resignation comes less than a week after he pledged to remain in office. >> directors and oakland city council members are fighting for more justice in the oscar grant murder case. gathered outside see how a few hours ago condemning the decision to not present charges against a second officer. >> she refuses to do the right thing. she said the evidence was clear that he was aggressive and unprofessional and disgraceful. >> it was murder. >> yesterday, alameda dis

tsa says that's over 42,000 more people than previous than the previous record set last weekend the sunday after christmas. and across the atlantic we go where the uk has administered the first doses of the vaccine developed by oxford university and pharmaceutical giant astrazeneca a 2 year-old a dialysis brian pinker was the first one to get the shot this is about a month after britain's national health service started using a vaccine made by pfizer to inoculate health care workers and nursing home residents and staff. the astrazeneca vaccine is cheaper and easier to use since it doesn't require the super cold storage needed for the pfizer vaccine. >>much more coming up here at 3 deadline to apply for california as a first round of small business france is this week. city of lafayette is helping out. also have you received your second coronavirus stimulus payment yet we'll show you how you can track and still ahead a historical night at chase center as steph curry breaks a record sports reporter kate rooney joins us with and so much more next. >>the warriors season got off to a little bit

for 60 minutes before the flight lands now as you can see f a a tsa airlines all not messing around they're taking every precaution they can there's expected to be an increased amount of travel heading from all over to dc starting today through an odd year-he again you're being asked not to head to the capitol at all because of the pandemic but also because they don't want any more violence even if you're going to celebrate new president you're asked not to travel there. reporting live at sfo sarah stinson kron 4 news okay. >>thank you sarah air bnb canceled all around nation's in d c. >>a new study suggesting that covid-19 could one day the no more serious than the common cold. one local health expert weighs in on when that might happen. and dark us is up on the happiest place on earth disney land is canceling its annual passport program what's behind their decision to cut it off. we always have a big party, it's a big thing for us. everyone gets together... to just have fun. the happy chaos... a lot of noise and... for me, i just enjoy it all... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ anywhere convenie

>>and not only the f a a but also that the tsa on high alert as you just said fbi is telling everyonehat are going to be violent not only at the u.s. capitol but capitals across the country. so airlines. they're preparing. right here in they're tightening restrictions to make sure that what happened on january 6th and afterwards won't happen again, and we know american airlines they're going to be banning alcohol sales on flights to the dc area from tomorrow until january 21st because there are reports of rowdy passengers on some d c bound flights around the january 6 deadly attack on the capital southwest and other airlines already don't call due to the pandemic delta announced it will not accept firearms has checked bags for flights, heading on washington bound flights. soon after american southwest, united and alaska airlines jumped on board creating the same policy banning checked weapons, united expanded that to flight heading to richmond virginia as well passengers who don't comply with mask guidelines could be banned from future flights on a single flight from washington to set

the tsa says it screened more than 14 million travelers in the last two weeks. new year's eve parties like this one in new york city have health officials worried about who has been where. in lockdowned los angeles this illegal event had 1,000 people. meanwhile just miles away refrigerated trucks are storing the dead asking mores overflow amid yet another surge. >> in this battle we are so outnumbered. >> one in every five angelinos tested is now positive. this as the army corps of engineers is helping some southern california hospitals fix overwhelmed oxygen delivery systems. >> we're trying to assess how we can reduce the strain on their facilities. >> tonight a lack of space and medical professionals is partly to blame for the slow delivery of the vaccine. the trump administration promised 20 million doses would be given by the end of 2020, but the cdc says just over 4 million people have been inak-- inoculated. former fda commissioner scott gottlieb told "face the nation" that's not fast enough. >> we were hoping we would have more injections in people's arm

>>james will tsa is on high alert they're going to be increasing screenings and air lines at airportsns ahead of inauguration day and amid threats of more violence as we've heard the fbi has received many tips of armed protests in the coming days, happening and us capital's, including washington d c there are reports of rowdy passengers on some d c bound flights around the january 6th deadly attack on the capital. now american airlines is banning alcohol on flights to the dc area from tomorrow until january 21st southwest and other airlines already don't sell alcohol due to the pandemic delta announced it will not accept firearms has checked bags for flights heading to washington. soon after american southwest, united and alaska airlines jumped on board creating the exact same policy banning checked weapons. now united expanded that to flights heading to richmond virginia as well. passengers who don't comply with mask guidelines could be banned from future flights now on a single flight from washington to seattle the day after what happened at the capitol alaska band, 14 passengers sa

i want to show you what happened in phoenix as we were going through a second tsa screening at the gate before boarding that flight to d.c. that's never happened to me before, and on board my photographer robby and i counted about five secret service agents. we also saw heavy security from the time we left the airport. there are three times the number of national guard troops here than there have been for other inaugurations. some from the bay area but we have not spoken directly to any of them and we've seen a lot of other law enforcement agencies as well. we saw border patrol out of san diego as well. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is continuing our coverage of what president trump is doing ahead of the inauguration and i had the pleasure of meeting tracie in person just a few moments ago. we're a little bit farther apart. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: hi, kris, good morning. good morning, everyone. it was great to see you, and it's going to be a really exciting day in terms of winding down one administration and starting another. today there is a lot more anxiety in the air a

. >> reporter: despite pleas from lawmakers to stay home, the tsa says on saturday it screen nearly 1.2 million people. the record high since the pandemic began. close to 2 million people will travel this holiday weekend. noah and his friends just got back from a beach vacation in mexico. >> i'm not necessarily too afraid for my sake. if i was older maybe. but i'm young. i need to realize there are other problems other than just covid. >> reporter: it is important to know these quarantine restrictions apply to everyone traveling into the bay area. not just those traveling by air. abc7 news. >> we appreciate that report. thank you. >>> there is a little bit of encouraging pandemic news for california tonight. the state broke its month-long streak of setting a record for people in the ic umpbl. that number dropped by 22 to just over 4,500. icu availability in the bay area climbed back up to over 8% after two days of record lows. but the number of newly diagnosed cases remains well above california's daily average. the count for saturday is more than 4,500. >>> the pandemic is causing some

some writers of the capitol hill riot may be put on the no fly list tsa officials are reviewing hundredsnames in assessing whether those people pose a further threat. some may only result in increased screening, but it's possible. others could be barred from last week the fda said it will take a tougher stance on passengers who harass crew members or other passengers on flights. police have arrested a woman accused of stealing house speaker nancy pelosi's laptop during the capitol riot, 22 year-old riley june williams was arrested in her home state of pennsylvania on monday. authorities say williams was seen on video taking part in the capitol siege. the fbi is investigating claims that she stole pelosi's laptop in order to sell it to russian intelligence. one of his final official acts president trump issued presidential commendations to the operation warp speed team. he credited them with getting a covid-19 vaccine approved in less than a year among those honored were doctor anthony fauci doctor deborah birx health human services secretary alex azar and the president's son in law jared

the tsa says this discovered more than 3200 firearms on passengers person or in their carry-on bags last year of all those guns, 83% of them were loaded. the agency says approximately 10 firearms per every 1 million passengers were discovered. that's twice as much as 2019. atlanta dallas, fort worth and houston where the top 3 airports for firearm catches. now bay area airports were on the top 10 list. >>coming up new cdc guidance on reopening schools, everything we know about those plans in just a few moments. >>and next is sports. the a's to their playoff team and barry bonds tries to get into the hall of fame on his 9th by sports director jason dumas school. let you know finally in or if the waiting game >>some encouraging news today for parents, teachers and students desperate to return to the classroom, the centers for disease control and prevention released. a report that shows the limited amount of covid-19 found in schools that have reopened in or following the established to prevent spreading the coronavirus kron four's has become a dillon has the story. >>the data now shows a w

the tsa said it screened more than 14 million travelers in the last two weeks. >> he says there is anothern up for debate right now, giving half doses of the moderna vaccine people between 18 and 55 to accelerate the rollout. juliet. >> a betty, thank you. >>> at least 34 emergency room workers have tested positive at an outbreak in san jose. and inflatable christmas costume could be to blame. they say a staff member came to the emergency department on december 25th wearing the air- powered suit. according to kaiser that staffer had no covid symptoms and was only trying to lift other people's spirits. the hospital is conducting contact tracing to make sure anyone who was exposed gets tested. >>> in southern california this controversy tonight over a memo sent to los angeles county hospitals addressing how first responders should treat stroke and heart attack patients. it's as a patient should be treated at the scene first and have a pulse during resuscitation before transporting them to the hospital they will not transport certain patients among the surge. >> we are not abandoning resuscit

i can see a drone above me, it's not just the secret service taking the lead here, but tsa and customs and border protection. they're getting some of that video back in real-time. you know, someone asked how safe it is, it hard to imagine a safer place right now, it feels like things are totally shut down. this is an overwhelming show of force after the events of january 6th, so, there's a sense that, you know, this is completely locked down to ensure that there's going to be a safe inauguration in the days ahead, gillian. griff: steve, just a quick question and thank you to your cameraman for amazing 360 views there. because you've been in them and i have, too, not to make too much of a comparison to war, but really the security footing you're seeing there, how does it compare to what you've seen in the past? >> well, we're seeing some of the similar barriers with the fencing we've seen sometimes in war zones and keep in mind, the secret service has called part of d.c. a green zone. green zone is of course the term that was used in baghdad for section of the city that was really seale

the tsa reported it screened 1.2 million passengers the day after new year's day. a lot of those same people returning home and to work after the holidays. how concerning is that to you given the situation we're in right now? >> well, mona, it's very concerning. we're 30-plus days with over 100 hospitalizations in the u.s. this is likely the result of not obviously the increased traveling, but also the fact that it's winter and people are gathering indoors. we could see a surge heading into mid january. >> hospitals around the country have been overwhelmed with the spike in covid cases. with another surge expected, how can hospitals handle the steady stream of patients in need of care? >> we're already hearing reports that hospitals are coming up with protocols for how to ration care, which is really scary to think about the fact that with another surge we could be at the brink of a health care collapse in certain parts of the country. >> let's turn to the vaccine now. some doctors say to speed up the vaccine rollout, we should give out more single doses of the vac

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what a moment for nick tsa rou lla , are ahead!al in senior football. he'll tsaroulla, his first—ever goal in seniorfootball. he'll do tsaroulla, his first—ever goal in senior football. he'll do well to score a better one. remarkably, though, that was just the start, as moments later ashley nadesan made a 2-0, moments later ashley nadesan made a 2—0, a goalkeeping howler but the crawley manager certainly wasn't complaining. and if the fans weren't already pinching themselves, they after this. 3-0 to league two crawley! john tunnicliffe completed leeds' misery and crawley‘s euphoria, and the scoreline did not flatter them. rarely has such a shock seemed quite so straightforward. swiss, bbc news. no scares for the other premier league teams so far today. chelsea beat league two morecambe 4—0. and manchester city swept aside birmingham city from the championship. bernardo silva scored twice inside the first 15 minutes at the etihad stadium. 3—0 the final score there. barnsley and bristol city and cheltenham also made it through today.

the tsa screening more than 16 million people this holiday season, with today likely the busiest of the pandemic. >> there are a lot of first-time flyers. like, a lot. >> reporter: many returning from hot spots like miami. beaches there packed with partiers. these images showing massive pool parties that officials fear could become super spreader events. >> the coronavirus doesn't much exist over here, honestly. >> reporter: but this week, florida reported record infections, part of a crushing holiday stretch nationwide. 50,000 americans reported dead in the past 19 days. >> the deaths are real deaths. all you need to do is go out into the trenches, go to the hospitals. >> reporter: california funeral homes now renting refrigerators, as they are overwhelmed with six times the usual number of bodies. the state reporting 98,000 new cases this weekend. with more patients fighting the virus in the hospital than ever before. >> we're still seeing the thanksgiving numbers and that's really why it's so frightening. we haven't seen christmas numbers yet. and we haven't seen new year's, for sure

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precautions and we now have a new >>nationwide >>a record was set saturday since december 23rd, the tsa screen nearly 1.2 million passengers and travel has been down significantly compared to last year we're seeing a kind of a maximum of about 16,000 passengers a day we would be closer to 80 traditional holiday weekend airport duty manager russell maggie adding sunday was quiet compared to previous post holiday weekend covid safety protocols are in place throughout the airport. >>use gusto to and his family are returning home to san mateo county from mexico where they stayed with in their bubble and plan to quarantine we have to either way i don't have anything to do for the next month so. >>so going to be home. >>public health officials worry about those ignoring orders potentially causing a surge on top of the surge, especially and santa clara county where hospitals are at brink where they are having to turn away people who desperately need their services. it's no longer just about covid it's about everybody. there's about people in a car accident. there's about people with a heart at

the tsa has screened more than 800,000 passengers per day for 16 of the last 17 days. that is less than half the volume i saw last year. is the longest streak of traffic since the pandemic began. >> we wanted to get out of the house and do something fun. >> i want to go travel. it is nice to go out and see things and explore and be cautious. >> some countries require negative cova test or quarantine. >>> summer school could be part of the plan to help students catch up. >>> a new year's day tragedy in the central valley. a fiery crash leaves nine people dead and most of them are children. >>> why demonstrators are rallying to support farmers who live thousands of miles away. >>> officers in fresno county are trying to piece together a crash that killed nine people. krista mitchell reports that seven victims were between the ages of 6 and 15. >> reporter: a growing memorial sits on highway 33 s. of sutter avenue. it is where nine people were killed in a fiery new year's day crash. >> we have heavy hearts to give you this information. >> reporter: the chp said on friday

. >> reporter: at airports the tsa is cracking down, upping the number of federal marshals on flights and adding more random gate screenings and k-9 teams. this as the fbi director urges anyone planning to cause trouble to stay at home. >> we've got to disrupt any attempt or attack. our posture is aggressive. it's going to stay that way through the inauguration. >> reporter: in florida authorities have already arrested a man for allegedly inciting violence are prepared.sters i >> reporter: and in georgia a political lightning rod during the election, governor brian kemp says the threat level is low but he is taking no chances. >> we are taking nothing for granted. i think you can see what happens when you do that. looking back to last week. >> and blayne joins us now from atlanta. blayne, how are officials there preparing? >> reporter: well, jose, law enforcement officials are understandably hesitant to go into specific details, but here at the state capitol you can already see the changes. in addition to these armored vehicles we're seeing barricades like this on every side of the bu

the previous record was set just the day before when the tsa screened nearly 1.2 million people. and that's down 75% compared to last year. >>> airlines based in the united states are pushing for coronavirus testing instead of blanket travel restrictions. in a letter, trail group airlines of america would be more effective at keeping travel safe. the liltser asking that the trump administration lift restrictions on travel from the united states, europe, the united kingdom and brazil. air travel is down in the area because of the pandemic. >>> and our coverage of the pandemic continues with tadeath in the south bay. >>> plus, an application dead line of small business grants after business owners complain that they couldn't apply. >>> crews in the north bay continue their search today for two small children off the sonoma county coast. authorities say the two were swept out to sea yesterday near blind beach. crews recovered the body of their father who drowned while trying to save his kids. more from cristina rendon. >> reporter: a heartbreaking recovery search resumed on monday n

those threats have also put tsa on high alert at washington d.c. 's three airports. and k9 presence at washington airports leading up to the inauguration day. >>> airbnb is cracking down on capitol rioters. it will review washington area reservations for inauguration and that anyone linked with the capitol criminal activity will be permanently banned from the platform. any current reservations will be canceled. >>> gofundme announcing it will no longer to allow people to fundraise for travel expenses for potentially violent political event. >>> americans shelling out more money than ever before on new cars. car research said that americans are making the switch from passenger cars to more expense sufficient suvs and pickup trucks. the average price of a new vehicle over $40,000 in 2020. the data shows that the shoppers are shielded from the economic shut down caused by the pandemic. >>> for those not working remotely, the cost of commuting in the bay area is going up. gas prices jumped about 9% in the past three weeks. the reason, experts said tightened supply and hi

the tsa says it screened 1 million passengers at airports for a fifth straight day. wednesday. it was the third busiest day since the pandemic began. they screened 1 million people. nine days out of the last two weeks. the agency says the recent spike in travel is raising concern about another surge especially with word that a new more contagious covid strain reached america. on wednesday and thursday the united states set records for most deaths related to the virus. pandemic models predict more than 237,000 more americans will die of covid-19. in the next three months. >> all right let's check in. you are looking very respectable and we'll be getting respectable rain amounts at some point in the 2021. >> you got that right. couple different storms moving in through the next 7 days. and of course i'll cover that. in the 7-day forecast. and we know the celebrations are much different this year. if you are going to be doing an in house celebration hike we are. i'll have the forecast. and what you can expect tonight if you are heading out in the front or backyard. >> we have one

for more information on testing sites head to kpix.com. >>> tsa just recorded its busiest travel day 1.3 million fires at checkpoints yesterday. >>> we have a laundry list of problems to look out for. lots of rain drops there on our camera and on the roadways. be extra careful as you hit the roads this morning. taking a look at traffic along 580 as you work your way westbound. that area still blocked for a crash and traffic as slow as you head through the area. we have a trouble spot eastbound 24 right after the road. the number 4 lane which is the right lane and right shoulder are blocked. this involving an overturned vehicle. no delays on that westbound side through 24. looks like things a little busy southbound 101 heading into the city. >>> grab your rain jacket as you head out the door. i'm tracking the rain and the wind on high def doppler this morning. you can see that wet start to our day. active start with -- the specific storm system. here we are at 10:00 a.m. on future cast. you see that wet weather for your lunch hour. we are looking at mid to upper 50s to about 60 egrees

the tsa considering banning people from flying ahead of the inauguration. not just the skies.h miles of fence, barricaded streets and the national mall closed. federal agents continue to follow threats of violence from right wing extremists and exploring whether there are other targets. >> all 50 states are working 24 hours a day to pursue every lead, every credible threat. >> as for airports in the d.c. area, travelers can expect to see more police and bomb-detecting dogs. there will be more federal air marshals on certain flights. >>> back here locally, we're following developing news in san francisco where authorities are investigating whether someone was making explosives. chemicals found in an rv at candlestick rv park near candlestick point. the person who lives in the rv has been detained for questioning. more than 100 neighbors were evacuated overnight as a precaution. the fbi this morning has turned over the investigation to the sfpd. authorities say this does appear to be an isolated incident. one neighbor tells us the moments leading up to the evacuation. >> i told

tsa said sunday was busiest day since the pandemic started.ys saw more than a million travelers. flying or driving back into the counties must quarantine for ten days they say. spencer? >> wow. i just, still blows my mind so many people are still traveling. but they should quarantine after traveling, right? that just seems like the sensible thing to do. >> yeah, i mean dan, does the volume surprise you? or for the holidays not really? it's a lot but down from last year too. >> significantly down from last year. does surprise me given what we knew about what happened after thanksgiving and there was a surge and now the threat of another. number does surprise me somewhat. but also know ten months on, pandemic fatigue is setting in for a lot of people and we still have to stay the course, can't let our guards down. but i understand a lot of people are sick and tired of it. >> no question about this. and on the ten-day quarantine, show me the people quarantining for ten days coming back into the bay area, seems like fantasy, that's not happening.

you're dragging your bag through , they won't let me take it through tsa nor woodley let me check it.hey said it was a half hour before checkout so i had to mis the flight they said, but you learned, eve helped us to learn and grow through this experience , thanks, ruin my day so you're team of incompetent people can probe. >> we knew how much this all bothered raymond, so we launche an ingraham angle investigation and we were able to get an exclusive video of the entire controversy involving raymond. >> i'm not taking my bags, okay. >> there's no reason to raise your voice,. >> this would be raising my voice. i don't want to check my bags. by the way, your airline, you suck at checking bags. all you have to do is do what i want to do in only one to do no is hold onto my bag. >> why want they let you lug your bag parade you can have everything, but not your bag. this poor woman, the reason tha he was pushing against the seat it's the airline's fault. seats are getting smaller and people are getting wider. i have some great travel rules, may i share them with you? >> es. >> you know th