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>> the former president will lie in state here for 35 and a half hours in a row. even if a member of the public gets here in the middle of the night, they will be able to go in and pay their respects. the line is already starting to form at the front. this is that clear family from just outside of boston. take canceled their trip back home to be first in line. there were barricades brought in to help mourners line up on a street that has been temporarily closed to traffic. those in the front of the line will be able to see the bush family receiving the former president's casket on its way insi...

Off. the s&p 500 rose 8, the nasdaq gained 63. u.s. markets will be closed tomorrow for the holiday and reopened friday for a shortened trading day, black friday. if you are hitting the road this holiday, you will have plenty of company. the matter how you are traveling, planes, trains, or automobiles. it tonight, correspondent mike tobin's shows us what it is like at one of the countries busiest airports, o'hare international in chicago. >> holiday travelers once again to push it into record territory. about 54 million people are expected to travel, more than 5g dinner and then back home. 4.7...

Sell the most tickets since 2012 and gross a record $12 billion. >> and another downside to flying with all that security screening. a new study found, ready for it, all those plastic trays used at checkpoints are contaminated with germs big time. they can give you a nasty cold or the flu. researchers at helsinki's airport found more viruss on luggage trays than any other surface, including the bathroom. okay. a communal kind of gross. those are today's ups and downs. coming up in our next hour, the author of a new book on the vice president gives me his take on mike pence's offer to take a ...

>> reporter: his family and friends stunned. >> he was a faithful husband, a loving son and a good friend. >> reporter: airport officials admitting today security screening, especially for mental health, may need to be beefed up. >> i think this is really, truly, one in a million experience. that doesn't mean we can't learn from it. >> reporter: aviation experts say there are no easy fixes. >> since 9/11, the u.s. has gone to protecting airports and protecting the people who get on those airplanes, not the airplanes themselves. >> reporter: the fbi will now examine the flight recorders found i...

For as long as you did, could you have dreamed up a scenario like this? it seems almost impossible. >> no. i would have never thought anything like this would ever happen ever. >> talk to me a little about the type of security screening you have to go through before you can be hired for a job like this. obviously -- >> horizon, horizon has their security process, all airlines have a security process. the airport has their processes they follow. there's cameras, i mean, you're monitored the whole time when you're there. how this guy was able to get the plane off the ground is astonishing. we're...