pornography and child -- you may remember, he worked as a teacher's aid at judge silver's wood. authorities say they believe there are at least 23 victims. keep in mind, these are children we're talking about. in some cases as young as seven years old. according to court documents and they range up to 12. authorities believe the alleged abuse happened from august of 2015 through february of 2016 when a relative of one of the victims discovered images, nude photos of children's on a cell phone and reporter it to the school and authorities. today, we learned 20 of the children have been identified, however, the prince george's county state's attorney office says three of those victims are not identifiedible and referring to them as prepew beys he didn't say children.

and three girls among the victims. investigators fear there could be more that have not yet come forward or been identified in those visor photos that were found on cell phones by car way. he instructed the kids to perform sex acts with him or each other and the state's attorney office says they hope the evidence on those cell phones will be enough to prevent these very young children from having to testify in court if this case even goes on to trial. now, as you can imagine, all of this has been extremely traumatizing for these young victims. angela told me today that one of the victims actually had to hide underneath a table when he was being interviewed by police investigators because he couldn't bear to look them in the face and answer their questions. . that indictment

charges of sexual abuse of a minor 23 counts, 40 counts of first degree sex offense, 44 you counts of third-degree murder sex offense. 66 of child pornography and 56 counts of possessing child pornography. this is obviously a case involving 23 minor victims ranging from nine to 13. who were injured by mr. car way. we look forward, of course, to prosecuting these cases. there's two investigations going now. one is to investigate the conduct of mr. car way. we also have instantaneously another investigation that has no been concluded yet to answer the questions that you're asking. how did this occur? who, if anyone, knew about it? are there additional individuals who should be held accountable, so that investigation is ongoing and we don't have answers at this point but that is an investigation

>> reporter: even though the prince george's county state tomorrow's office says there's a second investigation. here's what's extreme concerning. of even if they discover that any school official teachers or the principal were aware of this alleged abuse and didn't report it, it's really inconsequential. angela called eight toothless law. he says there's no real criminal punishment. in other words, no jail time associated with that crime. even though they are calling it a criminal investigation at this point. reporting in upper marlton bow, alexandra limon, fox 5. >> why is the state's attorney bothererring with the second investigation in this case? >> reporter: well, if if they found that anyone at the school was aware, those individuals would obviously be fired and then likely unable to get a job at any other school and the other reason is that also brooks told me she hoped to take this up to annapolis in orde

to get stricter laws on the books in the state of maryland again any individuals that may

investigation. we caught up with reid as he left the courthouses. that i can for yourself. >> reporter: is there anything you'd like to say? did you try to have sex with an under age person. >> mr. reid can't talk at this time. we just finished an emotional trial and we ask that you respect his privacy right now. >> reporter: no more to say. evidence was presented in court, including these conversations between reid and the undercover officer on the social ap grinder. initially reid told what he thought was a 15-year-old boy. he knew the law and that he couldn't have sex with him until he was 1 but in a later conversation, the judge agreed reid tried to initiate sex with that minor. prosecutors say at the time, reid was a court commissioner, who, at the time, was hearing sex-related charges. >>

responsible for setting bond for sex offenders, he, in fact, was committing a sex finance by soliciting sex with a minor. as part of this investigation, authorities went back and they subpoenaed all of the grinder conversations. there were about 70,000 messages back and forth. they said, in court, today, about one conversation, according to prosecutors, reid wrote about wanting to kidnap an under age male, lock him in a cage, and use him as a sex fling. the sentencing hearing expected to takes place in august. he could face up to ten years behind bars. live in rockville, matt ackland, fox 5 local news. the turkeyish airport terror attack raised concerns would you airports in our area, fox 5 learned reagan national is set to begin work on a massive reconstruction of the existing terminals b

and fortified security making it easier for passengers. everyone else big areas of reagan that are currently open will soon be off limits. tom fitzgerald is at reagan tonight. you and i were there a couple months ago when they started talking about these plans. now we're seeing more of what's going on out there. >> reporter: you're right. take a look at this for yourself, this is one of the three security piers at reagan national airport where you often see passengers clustering, standing waiting to get through security. there's a new focus tonight after the attack in turkey about such lines. now at reagan national airport, there is a 1 billion dollars reconstruction project that will be in the works in the coming months. of it will move the security lines away from this spot and up to the ticketing level. the terminal open here in the mid 90's just as at washington metropolitan airports say was in advance of the 911 attacks. now, they need to up the security to meet the

demands. >> moving them from the edges of the gate areas out to a more centralized location. and actually what that it reduces the congestion of the gate areas particularly as reagan national as seen record grudge in recent years. passengerings moving quickly getting to the gate and causing a large build-up of passengers. >> reporter: now, those security upgrades will see an entirely new constructed level here at reagan where the metro bridges currently on the arrivals. passengers are still going to be able to arrive on the upper level but you will have to go down now to a new security area that's going to be constructed here at reagan's then walk to one of those three existing gate peers for unticketed visitors that will be a big change. the national hall, the massive glass and steel atrium we're standing in right now is the center piece of this airport a currently, this is open to the public.

once this new security area is built, national hall is only going to be accessible to ticketed passengers after they pass through security. he's a former administration transportation department security official. he says security changes at reagan are badly needed. it pushes that footprint almost entirely to this airport front door, and he says that will be a physical deterrent and possible deterrent to terrorist attacks. >> if you can interact with a passenger at the earliest possible opportunity way outside of the normal transit according to the records, then you can potentially identify and stop a would be attacker before they can get inside, where more passengers are couldn't graded. the. >> reporter: officials points out there's no guarantees in this sort of thing. this work is going to get underway in the coming months. in the fall, we're told, you

will be able to see first signs of this work planning for this has gone on a year and a half now. it's a big project in a big price tag. all told this could come in at more than one billion dollars. live at reagan national airport tonight. tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. of. president obama is speaking out tonight about the deadly bombing at us tan bull. he beveraged to dismanual organization of hate. the terror attacks show how little these vicious organizations have to offer. >> killing innocent people they're continually moving ground, unable to governor those areas they've taken over, they're going to be defeated in syria, they're going to be defeated in iraq. they're going to be on the run. wherever they hide. and we will not rest until we have disman attempted these networks of has it

impact on the entire civilized world. he made this his comments from canada. he's there to meet with the prime minister and mexico's president for the north american summit. nba players travel oversees to play ball. today we caught up with to see whether the recent attack may affect their decision to play overseas in the future. >> things like that can happen anywhere. you never know. it's a risk going anywhere. you still got to, you know, you don't have to but you still want to explore the world. >> we are playing in turkey. so we flew out of that same airport, the international, coming in, going out, playing games. i mean, when i saw that, to it was just like, kind of like thank god for, you know, allowing us to be here and not in that situation for sure every day, i was going to the

looking around be making sure, you know, i didn't see anything but go my prayers go to the families who lost loved ones. >> they beat the san antonios 84-67. move based on 500 first time this season. >> shows a man getting shot by secret service outside of the white house. what the agent said the man told them after he was shot. joe biden emphasizing the fight against cancer, where he's threatening to pull federal funding. >> you never think anything can happen to you. you never think you're going to get if cancer. of. >> a young man with a message cancer at age 18, what he's doing about it and his advice to all of us. caitlin. >> how about had a high temperature of 81 degrees? in june in dc? that's where we're at right now. a beautiful day in the

last night's storms. got another nice one on tap. we'll have a look at your evening forecast coming up next and fox 5 at 5:00 returns after this.

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of the city's public schools for five years, continued her education reform policies firing hundreds of teachers based in part on standardized test results. the achievement gap between white and black remains high. john davis in the meantime will serve as trump chancellor. >> joe biden, is calling on researchers to submit their findings. >> he made the remarks at a cancer summit. he said the culture is standing in the way of finding a cure. >> when i began to moon shine i was bringing to bring together all the human and financial resources we have to break down and seize the moment and double our rate of progress but i'm also committed to doing everything in my power to change the culture that too often stiffles that project. we have to change the culture a

>> the vice president called for a moon shot to cure claventz cancer last year. crowds grabbed. runs from the 4th of july then from july 7th through the 10th. open from 11:00 a.m. to 5:30. festival features two programs, innovation by culture and sounds of california. special events will be held at 6:30 p.m. you want to make sure the weather will help you out a little bit. this has been a pretty nice day. >> compared to yesterday. i'll hang outside with this weather any day. this is the nice break from yesterday's severe weather. >> absolutely. we had two active days in a row, guys, this is fantastic considering it's late june, we don't have humidity, there's a nice breeze out of the north. it's great here on june

let's take a look outside via satellite radar. much quieter, cold front came through last night. brought the severe weather in its wake we have dried out, cooled down and that air mass is coming saight out of canada, popping up a few clouds across pennsylvania, much quieter here. severe weather across portions of north carolina. temperatures 81 in washington, 80 in dulles, 81 manassas, 82 in culpeper. look at the 70's. 75 in fredericks, 76 in hagersville, 77 in cumberland. after days of humidity. it is breezy out there. noticeably so earlier. we still got winds at 15 to even close to 20's miles an hour at times. and a few higher gusts. i think we were gust year earlier once high pressure was moving in. 24 miles an hour wind gusts out. here's your forecast for tonight it's perfect for a concerts series. beautiful night on the

mall. holiday weekend is close by. pleasant of people coming and visiting our great city starting now. high pressure in place. it should be less breezy overnight. clear skies and very comfortable as we head into tomorrow morning. here's your forecast. 79 and partly cloudy through about 7:00 p.m. then clear skies as we move into the overnight hours, temperatures in the low 70's. tomorrow looks great. it's not long before the heat and humidity and thunderstorm chances return. we'll take a look at that in your seven-day forecast, plus a detailed holiday weekend preview that is all still ahead. sarah and jim back to you guys. a new warning for americans headed to brazil for the olympics, but it has nothing to do with zika. >> government officials wants you to look out for when traveling abroad. >> one police department is sharing one of its secrets for parents to keep kids safe in crowded places. now their advice is going viral. important information you may need ahead. imagine being at a concert and your phone automatically deactivates itself so you can't take photos or videos? that could happen

future. thanks to a new idea not from adele, but apple >> i don't mind it either.

. new tonight nominations are opening in the contest to replace david cameron as leader of the conservative party of the first official contender is work and pension secretaries steven crab. he announced his resignation after voters decided britain should leave the european union. nominations are dubai noon. the conservative party says it intends to announce the new prime minister on september. it has nothing to do with zika. intelligence officials are warning about the risk of being hacked. they like to target global events. to get the personal information

they're tracking visitors movements and they can control things like your phone's microphone without you knowing. summer is full of trip to the accident beach. the park, the pools and other busy spots where it's easy for a child to get lost. >> one police department suggestion for finding kids going viral. they posted this tip to facebook telling parents write their phone number on their kid's arm and cover it with a liquid band-aid. police in california also recommend taking a photo when you're leaving in the morning so you have an up to date photo including what your child is wearing. >> good advice. other recommendation, if any child over age four memorize your phone number. discuss with your child if you get separated. when you first arrive, help your kids identify people who work at the venue so they can approach lifeguards or employees if they get lost. new technology from apple that could force you

phones away at concerts which you should be doing anyway. the company was granted a patent to stop people from taking videos or photography. the patent would temporarily disable your phone from recording but there's a better side to this. certain my seems where you're allowed to use your camera. it could display information about the object you're viewing. we've all seen the video of adele flipping out. >> put the phone down, please. >> live in the moment. >> that's the thing. and try not to trip over people too. i mean, as i was saying. some people do that. coming up, community leaders, friends and family commemorate a baltimore slain rapper gunned down after leaving a peace rally. what virginia governor is sensation about bob mcdonnell's charges bee overturned. plus who donald trump is denying inviting to speak at the coen

out about the. reporter: ed claims. changing the dress code with in his year's ms. teen usa contestant will be wearing on stag stage. help for california headed our way. we'll be right back.

. new security footage of secret service agents shooting a pennsylvania man outside it's white house last month. >> prosecutors play the video in court monday at the hearing. secret service agents shot him outside of the white house after he refused to put down his gun. court documents say he told police, quotes, i came here to shot people. federal prosecutors have charged him with resisting officers with a dangerous weapon. if

in prison. first on fox 5, fairfax county police officer adam torres is out of jail. the video you're looking at him leaving prison earlier this morning. last week he was sentenced to a year behind bars for the shooting death of john gear. in 2013, he shot gear in the doorway of his springfield home while responding to a domestic dispute. gear was unarmed and witnesses say he had his hands up. torres had already been locked you wanted more than ten months at sentencing. the judge gave him credit for time served. in april, governor mccold la restored votings rights. today he met with those affected by the order. >> first the reaction to the recent supreme court court decision to overturn decision of bob mcdonnell. >> reporter: on monday, the supreme court threw out the conviction of former

governor bob mcdonald who had been convicted on federal corruption charges. i caught up with governor mccaul uff to get his opinion to throw out the decision. >> i was happy. the supreme court ruled eight to nothing. he made mistakes, took gifts he shouldn't have. he's apologized for it. my thoughts and prayers have been with the governor and his family for a very long time. it is time for us to move on. >> reporter: he also spoke today in alexandria where he led a round table discussion with community leaders about his april 22nd order to restore voting rights to all virginiaians with their prior felony conviction who have completed their sentence and who are no longer on probation or parole. the governor explained that the day he restored voter rights was probably his proudist day. we spoke with one man who had his rights restored becausef

>> if you're convicted of a crime and you pay your debt to society, for that crime, why should it last forever and take away your voting rights? if it wasn't for the governor, we wouldn't have this opportunities. >> that was robert mckneel. he was released from prison in 2008. he's going to be voting for the first time in his life this fall. he's 62 years old. back to you. thank you in maryland a new state policy is raising eyebrows, it will allow convicted felons to participate in work release programs. policy only applies to inmates who committed the crime under age 18. court found mandatory life without parole sentences for juveniles violates the amendment. they would need to be approved by the parole commission before they could move to a lower security facility. ne

from the family members of a local rapper killed friday afternoon in baltimore. tyrecewho was known as lor scoota, he was hit and rushed to the hospital where he later died. his family today with strong words directed at police and lawmakers. >> we're personally calling out our mayor, our mayors to be, whichever that may be and that's still not decided. you need to step up. all of you. >> police have not named a suspect but believe watson was target add. they're asking anyone with information to give them at all. black lives matters activity has been appointed to the baltimore school district's cabinet. the 30-year-old was named interim officer. he finished sixth in the democratic primary landed on the national stage nearly two years

absence from his job in minneapolis public school to protest the shooting death of michael brown. donald trump said he did not invite mike tyson to speak at next month's convention. earlier this month he wanted to have a night at the convention for sports heros. yesterday they claimed mike tyson might be one, but that drew har to your criticism from some people considering he was also a convicted racist. he served time for the crime in the 90's, he's still required to register as a sex offender. trump said i'm sure he would do a good job if he was. the media makes everything up. labron james is becoming an nba free agent but calfs. he opted out. coming up in his nba championship. he said he will stay in cleveland but opting out allows him to make more money. ha

offer a player is also increasing. the cavs will likely resign him about to be 30 million. if he had not opted out, he would have made 24 million. despite the devastation in west virginia, the team says it has no plans on moving its training camp. they're going to stay and to help families. held at tthe saints are set to report to camp july 27 and. as west virginia continues to recover from those devastating floods, help from the area here locally is head that day way. volunteers of wheaton rescue voted to donate one of its recently retired ambulances to clay county. official there is had pleaded for help after one of its ambulances was destroyed in the flood. the donated ambulance left montgomery county this morning. coming up,

builds his own massive wall after bashing donald trump. why one group is really upset about it tonight and what they plan to do. a robot rolling into the district. we'll tell you what they're doing and what they may be bringing along. the big impact one skate board crew is making in the homeless community and how their charitable efforts are gaining national attention. beautiful evening transpiring behind me right now. bright blue skyfox gorgeous in the wake of last night's storms. bit of a breeze, but very comfortable. 81 outside right now. low relative humidity, winds out of the northwest bringing in that comfortable air mass. i'll let you know how long it lasts. what to expect for the holiday weekend. ahead when your seven-day forecast comes up after this.

s. a young rockville man is diagnosed with testicular cancer at a time when his classmates

graduation. >> four years later after a tough fight, he's working hard to make sure no one has to deal with it too. >> when you're young, you think you're invincible. you never think anything can happen and you never think you're going to get cancer. >> four years ago, as jason green span geared up, he found out he did. >> i was on the couch watching television, had a simple itch and i felt something that didn't seem right. i told my mom and a couple days later, i got checked with the doctor and he said the words i never thought i'd here, you have cancer. >> college plans were on hold, surgery to remove his left testicle, nine months of chemotherapy. >> most of my day consisted of laying on the couch watching television, having stomach pains, not eating, losing weight. i can't really afford to lose weight. kind of a problem. but yeah, it was -- it was not good at all. >> two days before

jason finally got the all clear. he's taking the childhood hobby. those old press pennies you find in the amusement part of a fund-raiser. it caught armstrong's attention, here he is with the blue stamp out cancer wrist band. jason has raised thousands for cancer research but more importantly he wants to start a conversation. >> this is not something that comes up in casual conversation. it's not easy to talk about. it's kind of embarrassing to talk about. but it's something you have to talk about. >> a lot people are embarrassed to talk about it and there's no reason to. everyone has the same body. there's no reason to be embarrassed at all. and it's better that you get checked and check yourself and it's better to be safe than sorry with that. >> jason says the money he's raising is going towards live strong and the test tick collar cancer foundation. he's preparing for his last

but want to keep the crusade moving on. i appreciate the result he has and inspiring. it's easy to think it's over and it just move on. let's check in with our weather department here, taking a live look outside. 81 degrees. nice and warm. and sounds like an easy day. mess mer rised by it. caitlin. >> sound effects. appropriate. i needed you last night. during the severe weather. i know you can hear a rumble of thunder, crack of lightening. nice and comfortable tonight. it's a beautiful evening. these are the best types of summer evenings, where it does cool off nicely. it's not humid. you can be outside. you can go have dinner on the deck. you can walk around downtown and it's comfortable. please enjoy. looks like we get another great one thursday. but the humidity and the shower chances do return as

friday. that will segway into our holiday weekend preview. most of the weekend looks good. the issue is going to be monday, independence day itself. looks like we're going to be dealing with rain chances there. more on that in a minute. satellite and radar much quieter compared to yesterday. cooler drier canadian air in place. got cumulus clouds popped up. you can see them over pennsylvania, west virginia. we've had a few fair weather clouds this afternoon, overall, a really pleasant day. temperatures mainly in the low 80's to even only the mid 70's north and west. 75 in fredericks, 76 hagersville, 79 martinsberg, 81 washington, 83 in quantico. 83 in fredericksberg. i don't remember many days like this last june. this is quite comfortable. across the northeast, 72 binghamton, 71 in pittsburgh, 75 in columbus, ohio. today was not without the wind. decent northwest breeze about 15 miles an hour still across the area. we've had higher gusts over 20 miles an hour. but those winds will

we head into the overnight. fox futurecast. clear the tonight, open up the windows, get fresh air, we'll start off in the 60's tomorrow morning, a lot of sunshine tomorrow, thunderstorm or shower chances are going to be in the mountains, way off to the west. i really don't think we see anything here. different story friday. we start off cloudy. we're going to start off more humid. shower or thunderstorm chances return to the forecast by friday afternoon. nothing too severe but we could have a few rain drops to start off that long holiday weekend. low temperatures overnight. 50's. this is definitely windows open weather. upper 50's north and west, such a difference from nights like this compared to the city where we'll probably due to that urban heating be in the upper 60's but still nice. starting off in the 50's, getting into the 80's. it gorgeous. if you're off, out at the beach. maybe by the bay, really nice day to be on the water. here's that holiday weekend setup. 84 and mostly sunny saturday. it's no the even that

especially on sunday, high just 80, by the water, out at our beaches, temperatures in the 70's, and water temperatures low 60's will probably be almost cool. here's the issue. 4th of july fronts comes through. of i think we got the chance for showers and thunderstorms that may linger into the evening, we'll be fine-tuning that forecast. here's the full seven-day forecast. zip trip friday looks fine, we're at kent island. showers should hold off for the afternoon, i think it's i don't be to be cloudy morning. the weekend, like i just showed you looks great. not too shot. thunderstorms back in the forecast there on tuesday. and then mostly sunny and nice wednesday. we had several hot days with a temperature of 90 or above. we're getting into july. thick of the it. i'm just not seeing any heat that's anything too bad. >> thank goodness. >> 4th of july we might be seeing rain but the weekend itself for all those traveling will be good. now to a story we told

about a few months back. a robot could soon be delivering your pizza. star ship technologies is testing out a robot hoping to transform the on demand delivery industry. customers would order a pizza from a participating store. and they will have the option to select star ship delivery. of for security purposes once the robot arrives. you have to provide a pin number that will unlock a compartment of the robot holding the customer's pizza. >> that's a little communicated. >> what happens if somebody knocks the thing over? your pizza is just done. >> over and done with. it's worse having the pizza in the back seat when it comes out of the oven and keep hitting the breaks. >> i think it's the same principal. >> you guys might remember zach and his skater friends about their grass roots campaign that provides food for those in need. it's called feed the

>> we saw the incredible progress they've made since we last spoke. just a year after graduating high school, lindsey and his crew started an operation that was once a couple kids skating through dc parks getting into a national movement with 12 feed the homeys, the message is still the same. >> we want to be homeys with the homeless, not just charity hand them a chicken and brush them off. we want to be friends and give them someone to talk to. >> the homeys crew will be traveling to across the country providing food and a touch of kindness improving the lives of thousands of less fortunates along the way. >> shows how they were able to make a huge difference, a random act of kindness turned them into so much more. >> there you have just a grass roots movement of handing out sandwiches. exactly. >> let's head over to tony and

shawn with a look at what's coming up as 6:00. . have you guys ever hold well, mosquitoes are attracted to you because you're so sweet? >> yes. >> it's not true. >> not true? >> it's just an old tale. coming up we're going to break down the traits that bring some people more attractive to the annoying blood sucking bugs. >> high levels of lead discovered in drinking water on capitol capitol hill. where lawmakers and staffs are being told not to drink the h 2 o. >> it is legal to oh smoke in your home. now the dc department wants to legalize and tax marijuana sales. we'll have the details coming up at 6:00. jewel

your home can be perfect.re, even when life isn't. the neighbor's back. oh, no. this is my husband, gibby! i wanted to show him your furniture! i like it! you wanna come in? oh no. that would be weird! the 4th of july sale is happening now.

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. athletic wear a competition. maybe yoga wear. that's the popular thing. in an interview, the current ms. teen usa called the change great to celebrate active lives, so many young women leave and set up a strong example. >> that's a pretty good idea. kanye west could make him a billion dollars. he signed the rapper to a contract. it will include

he'll be designing athletic wear for football and basketball. profits could approach a billion in several year, once the stores and merchandising are established yet he'll remain as humble as ever. >> i'm sure those two need a billion dollars. coming up a funny story going viral. >> the mistake one big sister repeatedly made as her is sister slept in the back seat. >> we'll be right back. .

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kind of looks like. she's covered in sun flower seed shells. >> her 15-year-old sister tweeted the photos out. mia says she was spitting sun flower seeds out of the car on her way home. the rules of physics took over and they wound back in the car. they say her little sister is taking her new found fame, in quotes, very well. >> 15 minutes of it. i wonder if she made her sister wash her hair after that. that looks kind of nasty. >> i do enjoy sun flower seeds. i think you have to use discretion along the way. >> thank you for being with us for fox 5 local news at 5:00. >> local news at 6:00 starts right now. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. dozens dead after a

coordinated terror attack in turkey. tonight, the worldwide about the reach of isis. disturbing new information about a growing abuse scandal in prince george's county. tainted water on the grounds of the u.s. capitol. the news at 6:00 starts now. good to have you with us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. the latest from turkey on the deadly airport. the death toll stands at 23 people. it's unclear if americans are among the victims meanwhile no group can explained responsibility. turkey prime minister is blaming isis. president obama offered prayers and condolences. >> we intended to what's necessary to make sure these terrible events are not happening. >> the terror attack of the turkish airport is raising concerns about

here in the nation's capitol. >> fox 5 tom fitzgerald is live with more, tom? >> reporter: good evening. that turkish airline flight is supposed to to depart from dulles airport tonight at 11:00 p.m. here at reagan national airport, meanwhile, it has been a brisk day on the security lines as this 4th of july holiday travel season is about to get underway. it was not hard to see from officials in local and federal officers were out in force spanning across this terminal their today. take a look at some of this video we shot earlier this afternoon when teams of officers heavily armed for the metropolitan airport authority police department in military style uniforms and long guns had a have i visibility patrol throughout the public areas of this airport both in front and behind the ticketed security areas. there was k9 as well as bomb detection units fom