It's crunch time for holiday travelers.

Lisa Brady, Fox News, and anyone hitting the road for Thanksgiving has plenty of company.

The speed limit says 70 miles an hour.

I'm going 30 at the moment.

Fox business is Jeff Flock on the Pennsylvania turnpike.

They say before this holiday is over 80 million people will travel on planes, trains, and automobiles.

And when it comes to automobiles, that's 70 plus million.

Gas prices are about 20 cents less than last Thanksgiving.

No major problems at the airports.

More than 5.8 million people are expected to fly domestically.

Stormy weather moving along the East Coast and shortages and air traffic controllers could cause more delays this week.

Travel experts are encouraging folks to pre-plan their trip before they even head out to the airport in case they hit bad traffic or long lines.

Ox is Christina Coleman at Los Angeles International.

Flight aware reporting more than 2,500 delays now and not many

cancellations on flights into, out of, or within the U.S. President Biden is already on Nantucket,

continuing his family's tradition of spending Thanksgiving off the Massachusetts coast,

but the White House says he has been briefed on threats made against Trump nominees and that he condemns threats of political violence.

Incoming borders are Tom Homan just telling Fox News the threats are unacceptable.

The Republicans are a Democrat. I mean, no one that serves their country should be under threat.

Oman says there should be a strong response once the source is found.

The FBI says it's working with

partners on numerous bomb threats and swatting incidents. Nominees for CIA director, defense chief,

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