Live from ABC News headquarters in New York City.

This is Good Morning America.

Good morning America.

And a happy first day of winter to all.

The days, amazingly, they get longer from now on.

It's not going to get brighter just yet, but the days are going to get longer.

We'll get there eventually.

Yes, and some awesome football excitement to get to, but there's a lot of news ahead as well, including the latest on the U.S. seizing another ship in the Caribbean. Also with millions of Americans staring at massive increases in health insurance premiums, what's ahead next month when Congress returns to deal with the expiration of Affordable Care Act subsidies. So we'll look at that.

Yeah, but we do begin here with the record holiday travel and the severe weather that could

have an impact on holiday plans. ABC's Morgan Norwood is at Newark Liberty International Airport.

Morgan, good morning. Good morning to you. Yeah, if you are flying out for the holidays.

This is what you could be walking into. The crowds here at New York Liberty are certainly building, but so far so good guys, not tracking any cancellations

or few cancellations and delays, but we know that could quickly change, especially with the

record-breaking travel season already underway. This morning, with just four days until Christmas,

millions of Americans on the move during

what's already shaping up to be a record-breaking holiday travel rush.

It's stressful.

TSA checkpoints packed, lines snaking through terminals.

Officials expecting nearly 53 million passengers between now and early January, close to 3 million per day.

And airports pushed to the brink.

We're expecting to possibly break another record this year with more passengers than we had last year in total.

Major airlines like American rolling out updated technology to speed up check-ins and security.

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