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And on the same flight, heading for alica nte, sarah mcalhaney. its the best day of my life, because its the first time ive seen my boyfriend in four months. yeah. so, were actually having a get—together. i cant wait! it actually makes me cry, yeah. such a long time. there are still hardly any flights, and airports are empty, shops shuttered, planes parked up outside the terminal, but travel is starting up again. andrea and rob have been home—schooling their children. as soon as they heard i...

Daily disinfecting. we decided to take a look at what the train is like right now. we took the subway from queens, the 7 line that brings a lot of workers from the outer boroughs to midtown. i was surprised by how many people we saw on the platforms and in the train cars. the mta officials did tell me they cannot guarantee social distancing on the trains. theyre emphasizing masks and disinfecting. commuters tell me theyre a little nervous getting on the train, but they do know it is necessary to...

Youre closer, you have to wear a mask. were not promising our customers social distancing on subways as they get crowded. >> and katy, i actually took the seven train from queens. it brings a lot of workers from the outer borough into midtown manhattan to these businesses. and the riders i spoke with, they had a pretty common refrain, which was that they are nervous to get on the train, but they also say its necessary. its necessary for their paycheck, and its necessary to get the city back on t...

A book that youre ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! welcome back. the united nations is warning that its critical aid flights could be largely grounded by the end of next month because its resources have been drained by, yes, the coronavirus pandemic. officials say they dont have enough money to operate the flights and the slow reopening of air traffic is also limiting the areas they can reach. >> this is a response on a scale never seen ...

Have to sit down and talk about reparations honestly and have a discussion and develop a plan for that. otherwise, its just a photo op. >> reporter: the vice president facing new criticism today after refusing to acknowledge the phrase "black lives matter" during an interview with our station wpvi. >> "black lives matter" -- can you say those words? >> all of us are created equal and endowed by our creator with inalienable rights, and so all lives matter in a very real sense. >> reporter: the vi...

International. >> welcome aboard. >> reporter: for now, delta is capping flights at 60% full and increased its focus on cleaning. >> hi, good morning. welcome. >> reporter: every available seat on flight out. once declared one of the most significant aircraft purchases in its mystery, deltaa flew the m.d.-80 family for 33 years. since 1987, it carried more than 750 million passengers, hopscotching across the country. this final flight was on a 28-year-ol28-year-old plane, 11s older than passenge...

You could expect is a pretty sterile environment. airports around airlines themselves are doing everything they can to reassure americans that it is safe enough to travel for at least those who are not in the vulnerable positions of contracting covid-19 walk into the airport you have to have a mask. could i osceola at some point are touchless. you want to have with you your gloves or some device. all those points along the way including checking in, checking your baggage, going through security....

That being said, jedediah, with that directive, knowing that they needed to get the elderly out of the hospital into nursing homes, they needed to make a priority that those nursing homes could care for those patients and that is what did not happen. jedediah: yeah. thank you so much, nicole. for your -- perhaps use a comfort ship or another vehicle or mechanism that didnt involve the most vulnerable population which everyone was saying protect the elderly. people over a certain age are more at ...

Griff: trump administration exploring tax credit which would reward households up to $4,000 to encourage domestic travel. but as airlines adjust to new rules due to the coronavirus. what does air travel look like now? well, lets ask our frequent flier kurt the cyberguy. hey, kurt, good morning to you. >> griff, good morning to you. griff: i travel a lot for my job and, of course, everyone likes to travel for vacations. its summer. what does this tax credit do, a good idea? >> the globe trotter t...

And right now as of this week, airlines really cracking down on those who are not wearing a mask. airlines at this point in the country for domestic flights are requiring masks to be worn the entire time unless you are very small child or have a medical reason not to. american just kicked off a gentleman out of new york, laguardia en route to dfw after he refused to wear mask. they are not fighting around anymore with this one. at the same time it, makes passengers feel a lot better while you ar...