Holiday travelers returning as health officials keep an eye on virus cases

ARE AT A DIFFERENT ONE STOP TOTHE NEXT.USUALLY ONE OF THE RETURNTRAVEL DAYS OF THE YEAR THISWAS NOT ACTUALLY NOT THAT BADIT WAS A BUSY AT ALL LIGHT.THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE RETURNEDHOME FROM THE THANKSGIVINGSACRAMENTO AREA FOR WORK.

BUTTHE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE COMINGDOWN THE ESCALATOR THIS YEARMIGHT BE MORE THAN A FEWMONTHS AGO, BUT THE CROWDSWERE LESS THAN LAST YEAR I WASEXPECTING A BIG CROWD ANDTHERE WASN'T REALLY NICE LISTBILLS IS COMING FROM ORANGECOUNTY AND FLIES ALMOST EVERYMONTH, SHE'S A WORKINGPHYSICIAN.

SHE SAYS SHE ISPLEASED WITH THE RESTRICTIONSAIRLINES HAVE IN PLACE I FEELVERY COMFORTABLE.

AIRPORT, THEMEASURES THESE MADE BILLS ATSHE IS ALSO THRILLED TO SEEMORE PEOPLE ARE WEARING FACEA FEW MONTHS AGO IT WAS ALITTLE FRUSTRATING BECAUSE ISPAYING ME AT RISK WHEN MAMARISK AND MY JOB.AND NOW PEOPLE ARE REALLYPAYING ATTENTION AND IT'SEXPERIENCE IS WE CAN DO THISTOGETHER WE HAVE TO BE GOOD TOEACH OTHER AND AS MANY RETURNSSTATE LEADERS ARE ENCOURAGINGALL TRAVELERS COMING INTO THESTATE TO ISOLATE FOR 14 DAYS.MIKE NATIONS WHO IS COMINGFROM KANSAS CITY SAYS HEDOESN'T HAVE AN ISSUE WITHTHAT.

NOW THAT IS ABOUT BUTJOEY COMING BACK HOME FOR LASTRAVEL ADVISORY, I'VE HEARDABOUT I DID LOOK INTO ME.COME UP WITH IS THAT I'LL