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in for eric shawn today say it screened more than 1.9 million across the u.s. today that is the highest volume of flyers since start of the pandemic officials now warning travelers to pack their patience to increase crowds. and some people living along east coast could say delay due to poor weather. charles watson live at the international airport for us. what s it like there? well benjamin, it s a lot of traffic moving in an out and you know this is expected to be the busiest weekend for douglas international airports and to start of the pandemic, and from what we re seeing today that proven to be true as thousands of people literally pour in and out of these terminals to get to their memorial day weekend. memorial day weekend destination taking a look at the larger picture this is a major weekend for airlines across the country. they re expecting to see crowds comparable it to prepandemic levels with more than 2.5 million people traveling by plane to memorial day ....
i m in for eric shawn. we re following two big stories this hour. the my grant surge continues at the border. and a mexican national who came to the u.s. as an illegal immigrant found guilty in the murder of mollie tibbetts. we will hear from one of the jurors. arthel: we have live fox news team coverage. alex hogan on the mollie tibbetts case and aishah hasnie following the worder crisis border crisis. but first, charles watson as the travel surges, what s happening there, charles? reporter: arthel, it s been consistently busy here at douglas international airport. you probably wouldn t know it because the lines are a lot smaller, but i promise you there were long lines this morning for as far as the eye can see. this is an indication that the airports expect ourlines were ready for the and the airlines were ready for the memorial day crush. american airlines alone expects 300,000 customers to fly with them from charlotte. as you look at the national picture, air ....
not shot at. whoever was shooting just was shooting. right now streaming on cbs5 people are on alert. the big cat was caught on a ring doorbell camera very early this morning in portola. witnesses reported seeing a mountain lion a short time later. animal: control says it is wearing a tracking collar that confirmed the big cat was in san francisco today last active around 3 am. people living in those areas are being asked to keep an eye out for the animal. where did the mountain lion come from in the first place? we will have much more on this story within the next 14 days, they will have to truck who among them have been vaccinated and who does say it goes against state privacy and right and some business leaders say companies can let him playing, and you are going to increase the impact on speech rights. vaccination is tomorrow bay area counties have joined the yellow club. this is city can also. the gunmen ambushed a party bus. those on board with celebrating here. ....
deleterious affects on mr. floyd s health. if we could advance to the next clip. okay. at point i don t believe yes. go ahead and publish that. the frazier video 20:28:42, exhibit 15. bro. you guys aren t checking the pulse and doing all right. and what is it you see here that s relevant to the analysis? this is immediately before mr. floyd is loaded on to the stretcher and you see the defendant take his knee off of mr. floyd and shortly after that, that particular mr. floyd is rolled and lifted on to the stretcher. would that mark the end of the restraint period at 9:29? yes, it would. your honor, this would be an opportune time for a break. let s take our 20-minute break. hi there, everyone. it is 4:00 in the east. after 11 days of compelling and emotional testimony from witnesses the prosecution s case against former police officer derek chauvin for the murder of george floyd is nearing its end. we have been listening to what is expected to ....
mill in covid stimulus aid approved. now he s one-upping bigger spending predecessors like franklin roosevelt and l.b.j. their programs, one for the new deal and then one for the great society dwarfed by the spending here. some say trillions more down the road. we ll get into that a little bit more detail shortly. we ll be hearing from the president of the united states shortly as well as to how he plans to pay for this. give credit where it s due. taxes will go up for a lot of folks and different ways. peter doocy in pittsburgh outlining what we can look forward to or not looking forward to despending on your perspective. peter? neil, there s still some infrastructure priorities in this package. we have a list of a couple. there s $115 billion to modernize roads and bridges. $11 billion to replace every lead pipe in the country and $213 billion for affordable or sustainable houses. the white house admits about a third of the infrastructure plan, $621 billion is for t ....