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Hope you had a great holiday. adam, i know it's been a tough day since ohio state lost to michigan, so i'm going to pose this to you right off the gate. is this thanksgiving better than last year for you? i know the short answer to that, but tell me more. >> well, any thanksgiving that ends with a buckeyes loss is a tough one for me. but being i've got an almost 3-year-old daughter and a 10-month-old son, so being with family this thanksgiving has been really encouraging. and i'm very grateful for it. >> danielle, your take, this thanksgiving, better than last? >> yeah. i mean, for me it was a...

So that was really exciting, you know. mask free and we didn't have to have the windows open and everyone was vaccinated and boosted. >> jenna, last but not least, your thanksgiving, better than last year's or is there something we're not seeing here? >> this year is definitely better. if you can hear in the background, my mom's cell phone is going off, so she's here with me. it's nice to not have a president who thinks the cure for covid is drinking bleach, so definitely this year. >> yeah, we're making progress incrementally if we're going to use benchmarks like that. danielle, let's talk a ...

>> since tests are so widely available now, that should be something that a person should be willing to do, rather than put everyone else at risk. >> reporter: covid cases are on the rise in 25 states, and hospitalizations are up in 22d states. >> we're really uncharted territories, and it's not clear what's going to happen over the next six to ten weeks. >> reporter: to protect yourself, infectious disease expert dr. michael osterholm says get your booster shots now. >> for those who are fully vaccinated but now have reached that six-month time period after their doses they received, they nee...

0 reward. >> a good day in law enforcement. thank you for watching at captioning sponsored by cbs >> dokoupil: tonight, the s captioning sponsored by cbs >> dokoupil: tonight, the second thanksgiving of the pandemic, covid cases and deaths continue to rise, but this year americans are on the move in numbers not seen since before the coronavirus. more than 50 million americans are expected to travel over the holiday weekend, a pandemic record of 2.3 million travelers checked into u.s. flights at airports on thanksgiving eve alone. could the travel surge become a superspreader? the commander-i...

And then anything that you can do in the setting, keeping windows open, trying to make gatherings lovely and enjoyable but also you don't have to linger and you can keep them relatively short. >> yeah, keep everybody safe. and also we look tomorrow to black friday and that is crowded spaces, right? what should people be thinking about before hitting those sales where you are just kind of jammed in there with a bunch of other people who you don't know their vaccination status or if they are feeling sick or not? >> right. well, i'm hoping this year that people can think of black friday as not a ...