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rates in the country. this motel converted into a respiratory clinic to treat covid patients. in michigan, a warning from a doctor on the front lines. >> in rural parts of this country, there is no way we are near peak. the fact that people think that numbers are low, that we are in the clear, that it's not coming, that is absolutely ridiculous. >> reporter: as new york descends from its peak, still around 1,000 new cases per day. >> it's a lot better than where we were for sure, but 1,000 new cases every day is still a very high infection rate. it is still a burden on the hospital system. >> reporter: doctors still battling the virus around the clock at mt. sinai morningside, treating patients like warner vega. >> kind of gasping for air. not able to take deep breaths. chest pain every time i breathe. >> reporter: the 33-year-old father suffering a blood clot.
american, united, delta, and jetblue requiring them for all passengers in the next two weeks. some airlines also blocking some or all middle seats. a study finding those seated near a sick passenger are most at risk, with an 80% to 100% chance of infection. but that the rest of the plane has a less than 1% chance of picking up those germs. the number of people flying in the u.s. is down 93% from last year, but the numbers are slowly increasing. >> travel is not going to get easier. it's going get harder. >> reporter: and the new normal could include on-site testing. emirates has become the first airline in the world to conduct a rapid covid-19 test for passengers in dubai. it's a blood test that reportedly returns results in ten minutes. and david all u.s. airlines tell us they're expanding their cleaning procedures and some are gaving passengers face covers. >> that rapid test is really interesting, gio. i know you'll stay on that.
wonder. >> i love everybody, okay? did you get that? >> just look. comedian kevin hart now and in 30 or 40 years. country star carrie underwood now and in a few decades. actress mindy kaling now and then. hi. >> it's spooky, fascinating and hilarious. >> we did it with guillermo and that's what guillermo looks like old. >> you look like an exiled south american dictator. >> no! i look good. >> not so good, the russian connection. the company that released the app two years ago, wireless labs is based in st. petersburg. considering how much detail data apps like this can collect about user, their contact, interests and political views and some of the small print in face app's user agreement some authorities are concerned. >> we need to know more about what the heck is going here. >> wireless labs says nothing nefarious is under way. images and info are uploaded
is being wasted carelessly. elastic yet he said. it actually is possible to fight the drought. sound water policy is. you need to organize how fields are wanted and modernize the system. that's where things are failing at the moment because they want their stuff. large parts of spain's irrigation system are indeed in bad repair from spring to water and water is diverted to nearby fields through open channels with a lot of water evaporating along the way. guillermo must take on knows this all too well for he relies on the irrigation for his fields he grows wheat corn potatoes and turnips in custody and so to the elevator. this is all outdated these candidates have been here for over forty years they are leaky that
have to wait and see whether or not the honors go to any one of them. guillermo seems to be favored in the directing category. this is a time with times up movement and me too and hollywood is going to address the issue head on. you better believe that's going to be source of a big topic on sunday night. >> that clearly hangs over the context in hollywood right now. the mention of get out. i can fact check up front get out must win best picture or that will just be wrong. that's because i loif tve the m. what do you think. >> i agree. it has to win. director, best screen play writer and best picture and did well at the box office. brought in 227 million. it's second behind the nominees. it's rare you have a best picture nominee that actually brought in big bucks office numbers and also he's a black
say when the camera's on. ♪ >> some of that. >> but even when the sound is not rolling, paunch finds other ways to connect with the inmates. >> did we do -- >> most of the time, when i'm interacting with an inmate, it will be over something i can find in common with them. usually sports or, you know, joking around, just about anything. >> my new favorite inmate. what's up, man, i'm paunch. >> guillermo. nice to meet you. a lot of times books. i'll notice what an inmate's reading. if it interests me, i'll talk to them about that. paunch developed a bond with ezekiel taylor while filming at the alameda county jail. near oakland, california. >> we were interviewing ezekiel and he was kind of an easy dude to joke around with. so we kind of got along good right away. >> i gotcha, man. i'm a professional at this now. >> i know, you make it easy. >> and as i spoke with him more, i found out what he liked to read. >> i've read a lot of books about, like, the rwandan holocaust over there in africa. i mean, just -- i'm real interested in history and in genocide. i mean, like, why would hitler
ways to connect with the inmates. >> did we do -- >> most of the time, when i'm interacting with an inmate, it will be over something i can find in common with them. usually sports or, you know, joking around, just about anything. >> my new favorite inmate. what's up, man, i'm paunch. >> guillermo. nice to meet you. a lot of times books. i'll notice what an inmate's reading. if it interests me, i'll talk to them about that. paunch developed a bond with ezekiel taylor while filming at the alameda county jail. near oakland, california. >> we were interviewing ezekiel and he was kind of an easy dude to joke around with. so we kind of got along good right away. >> i gotcha, man. i'm a professional at this now. >> i know, you make it easy. >> and as i spoke with him more, i found out what he liked to read. >> i've read a lot of books about, like, the rwandan holocaust over there in africa. i mean, just -- i'm real interested in history and in genocide. i mean, like, why would hitler
we're well behind schedule for snow in the great lakes and new england, still above average for snow in the west. as far as temperatures go, we expect below average temperatures in the northern plains, above average precipitation in the southeast, and so again, jose, it looks like a white christmas is going to be a very tall order for many areas of the country. >> guillermo, what about the tree lighting? we like it to be nice and beautiful, maybe even a little wintry but that's not the scene. it's kind of damp and wet out there. festivities will kick off about 6:00 this morning. it will be in the mid 50s. so very warm by new york city standards for tree lighting. but it will be cloudy and damp, on and off periods of rain for all the performers out it, few showers by the time they actually light the tree at 9:00. i wouldn't say it is the worst forecast they've ever had for the tree but not exactly the best either. by the way, you need your big umbrella in south florida the next couple days. you guys are going to get soaked. >> you know, again, any time we get soaked, you know what happens, guillermo.
the mosquitoes come out. >> i never heard that story before. >> i don't repeat things on the show. but let me tell you something, today i walked out, there was a tree outside. i thought there were christmas presents. it wasn't christmas presents. you know what it was? it was mosquitoes that were so fat after eating and taking our blood that they were resting under the tree. that's how big they are. >> the buzzing. yeah. up next, more americans shopping online means more packages showing up on door steps. but you may not be the only one waiting for the shipment to arrive. we'll tell you about this alarming a rise of porch pirates -- next. hey brad, wanna trade the all day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. the way i see it, you have two choices; the easy way or the hard way. you could choose a card that limits where you earn bonus cash back. or, you could make things easier on yourself.
i-95 is a very dreary day. that's going to last into tomorrow, also. as far as the forecast goes, this is the lingering storm in the east. not too concerned with any icy weather. a little bit of reports of freezing rain in up state new york. the rest is just plain old rain. now we're into december. this is when we talk about those wintry messes and snow. in the east we finished a very warm november and now we'll start a very warm period into december, too. just rain today and tomorrow. about one to two inches possible this area of blue. purple is up to three inches possible. nashville to atlanta. rainy weather in the mid-atlantic. a new storm comes into the northwest and we'll warm you up throughout the next couple of days especially the areas that need it. the ice storm is a long distant memory in oklahoma city. 53 degrees there. warmest spot in the country, once again -- down here in florida. two beautiful days in a row heading your way. >> come on down, guillermo.