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The unofficial start of the travel season. the tsa reported its third busiest day ever at atlantas hartsfield-jackson airport as well as the highest number of checkpoint screenings since the covid-19 pandemic. not just busy airports. aaa says more people hitting the roads this holiday weekend compared to last year. isabel rosales is at the airport and mike is in los angeles. isabel, thank goodness youre not in the lines. you can have pre-check, clear, all of those things, youre still going to wa...

Rain only cloud cover. that will continue for this a area. there are lots of spots of the words beautiful bit of fortune for in southeast will be doing with this request not to get in l.a. have not seen in a week-old overcast injury every single day were not gels at all were cb cotton is not beautiful. talk to you soon thank you. [laughter] speak of all right guys whether it is by road or by air those getting away for memorial day weekend will have plenty of company. aaa projects more than 42 mi...

Nation. conceivably, fred, you could wake up from across the street where we are right now, get on the freeway, you go past this turn and then you hit the 10, i-10, and you can go from the 10 all the way out to jacksonville, florida, the great american road trip. and there are people in this town who love to do it and are doing it today. but that brings us to the story, the great american road trip, according to aaa, is back this year. we are expecting more than 37 million people to hit the road...

AAA is preparing to activate its Tow to Go program in Nebraska, Iowa, and surrounding states ahead of Memorial Day weekend to help keep impaired drivers off of the road.

If you’re planning to start your holiday a little early and leave on Friday, AAA experts said be prepared for crowded highways and packed airports.

Greece's return to investment-grade credit ratings it lost more than a decade ago during the euro debt crisis is a done deal as far as bond investors are concerned.

Good morning, everyone. it is friday! >> friday! >> im so happy to have my long time erica hill with me today. and next week. thank you for getting up super early. >> great to be with you. >> a lot going on this friday. lets get started with five things to know for friday, may 26th. the house negotiators are moving closer to avoid a default. it would lift the debt ceiling and cap spending for two years. >> memorial day weekend kicking off to be a very busy travel summer. aaa expects air travel...

Drawn-out negotiations between the White House and Republicans to raise the $31.4 trillion debt ceiling have unnerved markets and fanned worries about the economic impact of a possible default.

As the United States stares at the risk of a credit downgrade, former Standard & Poor's officials stood firm behind their seminal 2011 call to slash the country's rating as the right decision.

CVG estimates they will serve 150,000 passengers