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Enjoy florida. nico we miss you down here. come on back. >> i well. >> millions of americans are ignoring cdc guidelines to stay home for the holiday and health experts are warning that could lead to even more coronavirus cases. talking to nicole saphier, she joins us to talk about the impact we could see from thanksgiving travels. black friday is usually one of the biggest shopping days of the year, the more people are expected to shop online. how that could create problems. you dont want to mi...

>> some airlines were better than others and i also recommend to people certain airlines have gone above and beyond with blocking middle seats and capacity on the actual airline. delta has extended their policy through march. alaska as well through january, so choose wisely the airlines that you fly and please respect the markers. every airport in the u.s. will have them, seats blocked off in the waiting area. i also recommend eat before you go to the airport. every time you bring your mask down...

But yeah, that was my favorite time with lisa. im so lucky. >> reporter: but step-mom amy put on her enforcer hat when it came to lisas teenage romantic life. >> i wanted to know who the boyfriends were. i wanted to know who their parents were. [ laughter ] i was the one that they had to pass the test with. >> the boyfriend who passed with flying colors was seth. he came from a long time local family. his grandfather was the mayor. mom was a social worker, the dad owned a local bowling alley. th...

This was viewed as a last-ditch attempt to try to convince americans not to travel for theg and if they do travel, to wear masks and social distance and be outside. a lot of officials we spoke to said the guidelines came a little bit too late, right. people had already made their plans to travel for thanksgiving and those people who had previously pushed back on mask mandates and social distancing werent all of a sudden going to change their habs. the fear is that those counties in america that ...

They dont interact with anyone else. >> reporter: the baltimore ravens are punishing a strength and conditioning coach after they found out he had not consistently reported symptoms and was not routinely wearing a mask and they think in turn that might have led to the rash of covid-19 infects on that team. the team hoping their proactive approach in that punishment will lighten any fine or potential punishment from the nfl as they have to deal with the fact that they lost one of their biggest th...

Tomorrow or friday but well be back business as usual tonight, the holiday virus dangers, as america is set to mark thanksgiving in the middle of a pandemic. millions on the move tonight. on theed radios and in the sky. and public health officials double down on warnings to stay home. dr. fauci fearful of a surge during a surge. concerns this could become a humanitarian crisis. a 15th day of record hospitalizations. 2,300 americans dead in 24 hours. and the new emergency restrictions. also n...

Soar zb soar. >> i understand the risk but i want to see my family. >> a new record was set on sunday. this past weekend was the busiest three days of the year since travel crater. theyre gearing up for more passengers and adding new flights. airline industry groups say they are not encouraging travel but theyre not discouraging it either. >> i think its perfectly ethical. we would not fly people if it were not safe. >> they say cleaning like this plus heavily filtered air and everyone wearing a...

Fly. another million plus expected sunday, when people return home. >> i made sure i tested negative before flying, i wasnt going to fly if i was positive. then im also going to test again when im home just to keep everyone safe. >> reporter: and tonight, the stakes couldnt be higher. deaths now topping 2,300 a day. >> given that we have massively uncontrolled outbreaks already, and we have health systems that are on the brink of collapse. you know, this addition of cases is not something that w...

An international conference for afghanistan has pledged $12 billion in aid for the next four years, but the money is conditional on progress towards peace and protecting human rights. the pledges came hours after bomb blasts killed at least 14 people in bamiyan. azerbaijan says its army has entered the second of three districts to be handed back by armenia under the deal that ended the war over nagorno karabakh. the handover of kalbajar was delayed by ten days to give ethnic armenians more time ...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. donald trump accepts that a formal transition of power can begin sojoe biden can take office — but he says hell continue to contest the election result. people arriving in england from abroad will soon be able to cut the quarantine period from m days to five, if they pay for a private covid test. having consulted very extensively with medical experts, we believe the five days plus a very reliable test is suf...