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The warning comes amid continued chaos outside the airport, with reports of a deadly crush.

Three in eight businesses at a nearby strip mall closed over the past year due to the lack of visitors to the theme park.

SAN ANTONIO – Determined and likely desperate shoppers braved the crowds and the COVID-19 pandemic in their quest to find stocking stuffers and gifts they forgot or still needed to buy. “Last minute shopping -- you know how that goes,” said Socorro Morquecho, who was picking up some holiday pastries. She was among the shoppers on Christmas Eve who said they weren’t that worried, judging by what they saw. “But I still need -- well, we all need to be careful.”Others said it seemed that many Christmas Eve shoppers were aware they needed to be as safe as possible. Michelle Johnson, who was with her husband looking for stocking stuffers, said she was encouraged to see merchants were doing their part.

Comal River seeing smaller crowds during Labor Day HolidayPublished: September 7, 2020, 5:17 pmFamilies celebrate the Labor Day weekend by tubing on the Comal River in New Braunfels.

Crowds gathered at the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles for rare chance to view a supermoon eclipse. KCAL's Brittney Hopper reports.