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More than 28 million people are expected to pass through TSA checkpoints over the extended 10-day travel period around the Fourth of July, with more than 3 million travelers hitting airports on Sunday — which could be the busy day of the whole summer. NBC’s Priya Sridhar reports for TODAY.