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Live from ABC News headquarters in New York City.

This is Good Morning America.

And good morning America.

So glad you can join us on this Memorial Day.

And President Trump will be taking part in a wreath laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery on this day to remember the sacrifice of so many service members for our country.

Today we honor them. Also ahead, Memorial Day travel. Giobanitas and Elizabeth Shulzi are standing by

with that. Also coming up, the latest on the growing Ebola outbreak. Our Dr. Darian Sutton is

standing by with the latest measures to help keep the virus out of the U.S. Our Dr. Darien Sutton is standing by with the latest measures

to help keep the virus out of the U.S. But we begin with Memorial Day travel. A record number of people

are on the move this morning. Transportation correspondent Geo Benitez is at Newark Airport with an

outlook on the trip home. Geo, good morning. Hey, wait, good morning. Happy Memorial Day to you and so many of our viewers. And with so many cancellations over the weekend, it's actually looking pretty smooth this morning here. So that's some good news. But keep in mind, it's going to be very, very busy with so many Americans hitting the road and hitting the skies. So take a look right now at what we saw over the weekend because we saw these security lines at airports across the country that were just packed. It was yet another record travel weekend, as you mentioned.

TSA says it will screen more than 18 million people between last Thursday and this Wednesday

kicking off a busy summer, as you can imagine. According to AAA, the top five domestic destinations this weekend,

Orlando, Seattle, New York, Vegas and Miami. So if you're headed to AAA, the top five domestic destinations this weekend, Orlando, Seattle, New York, Vegas, and Miami. So if you're headed to any of those airports in those cities, leave plenty of time to get through security just in case Witt.

Okay, so Gio, how are things looking on the roads out there?

So Witt, as we see in so many of these holidays, it's actually busiest on the roads. In fact, more than 39 million people are expected to hit the road, and that is actually a record for Memorial Day. So many, many people will be on the roads, of course. So let's take a look at some of the best times to hit the roads, because the folks over at Inrix, they actually give us this estimate. They say that you should hit the road before 10 this morning to avoid the worst traffic. If you're on the road between noon and five, though,

okay, remember that, noon and five, expect plenty of company there. It's going to be among

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