i m frances rivera. today is up with of the busiest travel days of the year. hope are you ready. we have millions out there treking aross the country to the see loved ones for the holidays. many will be flying. here s tom byrum costello with details. reporter: from coast-to-coast, a record setting travel season, with today the busiest, nationwide, 6 million are flying this season. atlanta, chicago, l.a. and denver. in the tower at chicago o hare, controllers now using a new system to speed things along. flight paths reroutes and weather, now transmitted directly to the cockpit computer, cutting down on radio chatter and tarmac wait times. still the vast majority of americans, 94 million, are hitting the roads, gasoline now $2.26 on average up 13 cents in a month, at the utah dot center, they are preparing for a storm in the rockies. between 12 and 24 inches in the mountains, a lot of that will be blowing snow in the higher elevations. a rush to reunite with family and
rafte the san bernardino attacks last year. reporter: the fbi began monitoring williams social media in march. around the time he posted his allegiance to the islamic state. by april undercover agents had them talking to him about his dreams of jihad. i can t wait till the day the black flag exists all over maryland, dc, and chicago, he told an fbi agent in may. they used aerial surveillance. something that never aroused the suspicion of his neighbors. he d just go out and practice. i figured like my husband. my husband has guns. when you have a gun you want to shoot it. didn t think anything of it. reporter: the bureau watched and waited as williams tried to send $250 to buy ammunition for people he thought were isis fighters. last week something changed. williams told agents he d found a wife and he was ready to attacking a hard target, likely police or military locally. on wednesday afternoon agents swarmed the farmhouse and arrested williams while neighbors watched
announcer: follow the transition of government on c-span as president donald as president-elect donald trump select his cabinet. we will bring you key events as they happen without interruption. watch on-demand at www.c-span.org or listen on our free radio app. sunday, january 1, a live discussion on the presidency of barack obama. we are taking your tweets, calls, and emails during the program. author of the presidency in black and white: race in america. in black: democracy how raise still in slaves the american race still enslaves the american soul. to 3:00n-depth noon p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span2. this year, the reagan presidential library hosted its first young women s leadership summit in celebration of the 35th anniversary of the uncle of the appointment of sandra day o connor to the supreme court. nancy mace became the first woman to graduate from the citadel in south carolina. this is over one hour. [applause] good morning y all. i am super ex
i am the daughter of a retired army general. my mother was a schoolteacher in my high school. to this day, i can t imagine how disappointed they were in the for quitting. at the time i have been bullied years by a certain member of the football team. it was physical, emotional, mental bullying. and ilm that experience to control how i felt about myself i did not have the courage to stand up for myself and to speak for myself on my behalf. and it lowered my confidence to such low levels, i did not think i could be successful at anything in life, regardless of school in athletics. i was an all-star athlete growing up. i allowed one person to affect my entire life. never again has that ever happened because of that experience. i was very blessed at the time. the principle of my high school called me into his office, and there was a special program that just started for students like myself who dropped out to get their high school diploma. school to getch college credits, so i co
laundry over the next couple of days. please do that. it helps us correlate the amount we need to produce with the amount of demand we have. reporter: just to give you an idea of the severity of this weekend s storm. the last time they saw a similar leak inside the same park was in 1982 when the city got significant rain and saw a lot of damage from the storm. live in santa cruz. betty yu. we have live team coverage, we go to juliet who is looking at the damage. we re about at crest right now. reporter: my photographer john ramos and i spanned out to the russian river with search and rescue crews this afternoon when the river was at its highest level at a rest of 35.2 feet. over to the left here are these homes flooded? these are basically cabins. looks like the water has gotten up into those cabins. one appears to have flooded off its foundation. reporter: the river is expected to stay at its flood level. travis wood is with fire rescue. he and his crew have sp