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People have, hopefully many of them, obviously, being vaccinated. at the same time, this is also leading to some challenges for some airlines. you do have the increase in staffing that many airlines are trying to actually institute. american airlines, for example, they actually scaled back their flights by 1%, trying to compensate for that demand. they're trying to prevent any potential cancellations. there's also the other issue, too, that airlines are up against, and that's the issue of unruly passengers. fred, you and i talked about this the last several weeks, and we've been following the ...

Fell, our colleague, brian todd, obtained a memo from a source close to the building, showing that there was spalling concrete on a pillar that occurred after this collapse, and they are now doing as much as they can to shore that up. they've got structuralen engines there to work on it and ensure the safety of people in that building, as well, fred. >> heart wrenching and heartbreaking. thank you so much, natasha chen. let's talk about this in further detail. joining me now is architect coby carp. good to see you. there are a lot of concerns, you know, about the remaining portion of that ch...

Colonel, your office did a great job. helps us out, helped us cover the towns. and then as a true show of working together in all these multiple agencies working together, to come to a successful conclusion, i just wanted to thank everybody. hopefully the rest of the fourth of july is uneventful for everybody. thank you. >> i'll echo both chiefs' comments. we're fortunate this came to a successful resolution. no one was hurt. suspects were taken into custody. very appreciative of the residents who were impacted by the traffic and have some understanding that this is the type of stuff that need...

The u.s. has set a new record for pandemic-era air travel as we kick off the holiday weekend. 2.2 million travelers passed through tsa security checkpoints saturday. polo sandoval is joining me from new york city. when do experts expect the numbers to peak, if not now? >> reporter: yeah, that's a really good question. behind me, fred, are some of the roughly 48 million people who you said are going to be traveling, according to aaa. when you look at the other number you also mentioned, it is really quite telling here. just under 2.2 million people were screened at t sa checkpoins around the co...