Lines for Cove in 19 testing are growing in Washington, D.

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And nationwide, as many Americans seek a negative test results before they show up for Thanksgiving dinner, even as health officials warn against indoor gatherings with extended family members.

My grandmother is turning 100 a couple weeks, and in order for me to even be within 20 ft of her, my family decided that I should have a negative test in Holly as well.

I'm expecting about five or six people, but I'm not gonna be like sitting still with them.

I'm going to go pick up a plate, say hello for my distance on bounce.

But again, even with that limited amount of interaction, I still don't wanna bring anything to them.

Spreading the virus on Thanksgiving is a big concern for US health officials, as US infections soar to a new record of 168,000 new cases per day on average.

Health authorities air strongly warning against holiday travel Ah warning millions of Americans appeared to be disregarding some one million people passed through airport security gates on Sunday the highest number since March.

Trains are also filling up.

Stephen Clap took one from New York to Washington, D.

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And I've been quarantining this weekend.

So um, I tested negative, so that's why I'm here.

But even with a negative cove in 19 test results, the virus could be picked up while traveling, Says New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.

Getting a test is better than not getting a test.

But if you test negative today, uh, that doesn't mean your negative tomorrow.

Health officials fear the holiday may aid in fueling infections before a syriza of promising new vaccines are expected to become widely available.