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plus christmas gifts money, wallet house keys everything gone >> a desperate plea from a maryland man, hundreds of dollars worth of christmas gifts. >> plus president trump weighs in on the possibility of firing special counsel robert mueller, a special homecoming for john mccain. fox 5 news at 10:00 starts now. off the top tonight at 10:00, imagine delays continue for thousands of air travelers. this after a power outage at atlanta's jackson international airport >> left the world's busiest airport in a near blackout. it's caused widespread flight delays and cancelations >> krysten leon is live at reagan international airport. how is it impacting travelers at such a busy time

>> reporter: this power outage has had a ripple effect on all airports across the country be including here at reagan national and dulles. but before i go into details about how it's impacted us, i want to show you video and point out what other passengers were doing at the time of that power outage in atlanta and how they spent their time in a blackout. check it out. >> you know me. when you're not and i'll be your friend. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. i help you carry on. >>reporter: yep, you heard their words, lay on each other, singing with each other and having a little faith that that power would eventually come back on. again, good news, the power set to be restored by midnight over at the atlanta international airport. you can see in that video that they were clearly sitting in a

really questioning. i do want to point outlet over on the board how it's affect us at reagan national. you can see all cancelations, the arrival side, so the arriving flights coming from atlanta, those are all of those cancelled flights today. now, we learned, didn't do any math here as far as the arriving flights coming in. but we learned as far as the departures, there were about 20 scheduled departures either cancelled delayed or diverted right here at reagan national and dulles as well. so again, this is what it's looking like here, and again, un, like i mentioned there are cancelations in place, a friend was at the airport and told me she had her flight cancelled as well. now she will be having to board tomorrow evening. that's what's looking like here, we'll continue to monitor the situation and let you know if anything changes. searching it back to you. checking our top stors,

searching for a second suspect in a string of crimes. police say it began around 10:00 when two men robbed a verizon store in the 6100 block of little river turnpike in alexandria. the suspects forced philadelphia police a back room and stole dozens of cell phones, the employees were not injured. police later spotted men trying to get a car and a short pursuit ensued before the suspects crash i do not a car. police arrested one of the suspects but still looking for one who ran away. investigators believe he ran into a nearby shopping center and stole is a minivan from a woman leaving work. she was not injured but the van, 2006 sienna still missing new details about a crash in rockville that killed a me ped driver at rockville pike and congressional lane. me ped driver was heading south on rockville pike when a car crashed into him. the driver ran from the scene, officers did catch up

and say that he was driving under the influence. he later died at the hospital. >> in the district a woman charged with stabbing a man in his apartment this happened overnight. the victim told police the woman was in his apartment and stabbed him in the stomach. a short time later they spotted the suspect angela blair. she was arrested. police say they found evidence of pcp near blair and charged her with drug possession a fire swept through a townhouse overnight. firefighters tell us the fire sparked on the second floor the cause, however, still under investigation. we're told one person was taken from the scene to the hospital to get checked out. in prince george's county, a search is underway for a missing 14-year-old girl. police say she did leave voluntarily. barbara was last seen at school on tuesday in new carlton, her family said she normally ride as bus to an after school program but never

she has been missing ever since. earlier, her family and friends handed out flyers at a shopping center in east riverdale. if you know anything about where she is, you're asked to call prince george's county police. christmas just a week away tonight a maryland man is pleading for help after someone stole his car filled with christmas gifts. this happeniest in the busy parking lot at prince george's county plaza in hyattsville. evan lambert is live where the car was stolen. how did it play out? . >> reporter: marina, the man lost his keys inside on the mall here. he thinks someone found them and came out to the parking lot and tried a bunch of alarms until they found the mercedes he had just gotten, he was parked near the out back. when he came, his car was gone. steven hawkins gave us these photos, at 2009 white mercedes. he saved up nor a year to buy it. he only had

was doing christmas shopping saturday at prince george's county plaza, run around to different stores and had hundreds of dollars of gifts for his children inside. hawkins said he realized inside the mall his keys were missing. when he came out, his car was gone. thanks to someone or a group of people to steal someone else's joy that he is holiday season. >> i try to really, really try to do right by my kids. my son, especially my 13-year-old son. he's here and my daughters aren't. i ain't going to say i let him down. i'll still give him something. but it's not what he really wants and this is christmas my car with him every day, that's how i get to him. without that, how am i put going to go see my kids and travel home? i really can't say i just want them to bring my car back.

it backing no charges. i just want my car back. >> reporter: the car was reported stolen, they need your help. if you recognize the car, please call police, live in hyattsville evan lambert fox 5 local news turning our attention to the weather, a live long outside on this sunday. it has been a fairly mild weekend for the christmas shoppers and the roads still looking busy >> is that the wilson bridge? checking now with gwen with a first look. >> definitely over last couple of days, temperatures have definitely both on the rise, we went from highs in 30's on friday to highs in the 40's yesterday to highs in the 50's today. so mother nature serving up pretty nice weather to get out there and get the holiday shopping done as well as maybe enjoy some of the parties and festivities with friends. it's 45 now at dc, 40 in

41 at baltimore, 42 at quantico. 41 at dulles and 37 degrees at winchester. temperatures are the story. overnight, we'll be dipping into the 30's as we have been for the past few days, we've had 20's as well but not tonight. 37 in the city, 32 at martinsberg and winchester and culpeper. 38 at fredericksburg and 35 at manassas. keeping an eye to the sky. we've seen a little bit of wet weather, that the because we got so much dry air in place, most of this rain has not been touching the ground, some light rain over parts of lower southern maryland hit, and if you take a look at storm tracker radar, you can see a little bit here to the northeast but it's not going to affect us, we got sunshine and a warmup on your way, seven-day forecast a little later a. back to you. president trump says he's not considering firing special counsel robert

mueller is investigating whether there was collusion between the president's republican presidential campaign and russian officials. today, the president criticized the fact that mueller had gained access to e-mails sent and received by trump officials before his administration took office, mueller spokesman says the e-mails were obtained appropriately. meantime we're learning vladimir putin called president trump earlier to thank him, putin said he's grateful to the cea for providing a tip that helped a series of bombing. we're told the cia tip led authorities in russia to a group of suspects planning to bomb a cathedral and other crowded weekend russian city this - the chairman of the house judiciary committee is expected to subpoena top officials at the fbi and justice department part of an inquiry into possible anti-trump bias in those federal agencies. fox's peter doocy

>> republicans on hit are calling in two key witnesses as they try to figure out whether or not anti-trump officials have been stacking the deck against the president while they investigate his administration. tomorrow, the senate intel committee hears from bruce or who was denoted from his post as associate attorney general when doj brass found out he didn't disclose meetings with fusion dps the compiled the dirty dossier alleging wrongdoing by the trump campaign or his wife nellie's was also on fusion's payroll. tuesday, deputy fbi director andy mccabe will meet with the house intel committee where lawmakers are hoping to shed light on the blatantly bias anti-trump text message, peter and his miss stress exchanged before he was removed from the special counsel's investigation >> all those guys need to be held accountable for what they did, it needs to be exposed. this goes to the

whether this investigation was legitimate from the start. >> reporter: some republicans fear recent revelations simply scratch the surface of anti-trump bias and want a second special counsel to investigate. the attorney general said that he's assigned senior federal prosecutor to look over several matters that congress asked us to look at. that includes determining if any investigations need more resources if any need to be open and whether any need the assignment of another special prosecutor jim jordan said the judiciary committee chair bob good will send subpoenas to fbi officials as try oh try to figure out if the bureau is unfairly working against the president. in washington peter doocy, fox news. still ahead protests continue around the world following president trump's decision to declare jerusalem, the capitol of israel. senator john mccain is released from the hospital. the question, will he

on the gop tax bill. a group of strangers managed to make a waitress' holiday a little brighter. stay with us. r. stay with us.

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developing tonight in the middle east at least nine people dead and dozens others hurt after twin suicide bombers attacked a chris then church in pakistan. isis is claiming responsibility for the attack. hundreds of people were inside the church when gunmen wearing explosive vests entered. police shot and killed one of the suicide bombers. the other then set off his vest. the church had previously been placed on alert for a possible attack. isis is known for fargo christians this time of year. it was day of remembrance in north korea as people marked the sixth anniversary of

death. in pyongyang, the former dictator died in 2011 at the age of 69, he had been leader of north korea since 1994. and his son, kim jong-un has led the country since then. some experts had predicted they would launch or two missile deadly rains in chile. happened several hundred miles outside the capitol. at least five dead and more than a dozen missing. a wall of mud and debris buried and entire village of south american countries. some residents are rescued via helicopter. those who stayed are without power and running water. s president trump's recent recognition of jerusalem as the capitol of israel continues to ignite massage envy protests around the world >> this comes as vice president mike pence is set to travel to israel next week. conner

>> reporter: the violence and tension in jerusalem have calmed significantly but the fight over jerusalem's status is far from over as it moves into a diplomatic fight >> with turkish president saying today, turkey would soon try to open an embassy to a palestinian state in east jerusalem, this comes as thousands of turkeys demonstrated against the u.s. today across the country. including in the capitol. turkey currently has a couldn't so he lit in jerusalem and like most countries with diplomatic ties were i israel, turkey keeps its embassy in tel aviv. protests against the trump policy expedition continuing around the world including paris, coolerics in pack scan calling on all muslim countries to cut diplomatic ties with the u.s. and in indonesia, others called for a put boycott of american products. while these moves are unlikely

the united nations security counsel to push forward a motion denounce, the trump move on jerusalem that appears to have the support of u.s. allies leak france, great britain and egypt conner pow, fox news john mccain is out of the hospital. he was recently admitted to walter reed medical center. the 81-year-old u.s. senator is returning to his home state of arizona and will likely miss the vote on the republican tax bill. even without senator mccain senate republicans are expect to have had the votes to pass the bill. senator mccain's daughter tweeted this saying thank you to everyone for their kind words, my father is doing well and we're looking forward to spending christmas together in arizona, she encouraged her followers to make donations to a brain cancer charity for the holidays. what was appear to be days away from congress approving that major overhaul of the tax

code. house is expected to vote on the measure tuesday and the senate could follow suit shortly after. legislation is the most far reaching rewrite of the u.s. tax code in 30 years. today, treasury secretary steve munchin defended it on sunday, democrats say the we think three and corporations not the middle class will benefit the most. individual tax cuts will eventually expire all the business tax cuts will be permanent how does the pope celebrate a birthday? highlights from pope francis' 81 it's birthday bash at the vatican. first the latest on those massage envy wildfire it's out west. the fight to put out the flames continues with no end in sight. stay with us, fox 5 news at 10:00 is back after this.

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no words on what caused a fire that damage add row house. fires broke out girard street. firefighters got the fire out within 20 minutes, no one injured. girard to the massage envy wildfire, one of the fireses is only 40% contained full containment isn't expected until next month. this is firefighter said good-bye to one of theirs own killed battling the flames, here's fox's will carr with the latest. >> if you hold the campus it will burn north to south down the canyons. >> reporter: the fire continues to burn across santa barber county. this is firefighter's mourn one of their own sunday, engineer cori iverson died f

smoke inhalation, the 32-year-old is survived by his wife who is pregnant and their 2-year-old daughter. the thomas fire is the latest in the worst fire season on record for california. up north in the bay, families are still picking up the pieces after thousands of homes destroyed. >> for the last weeks of october, we were in two different hotel he is. and luckily, we found an apartment >> now, i'm on the street, >> we've been able to raise tens of thousands of dollars worth of gift cards to give to the fire victims. >> reporter: in southern california in addition to trying to protect the 18,000 homes and buildings threatened because they're also rushing to protect live stock, some of which had to be left behind in evacuation area >> came close actually caught part of the enclosure here on fire, pretty intense here the other night. >> reporter: crews trying to take advantage of the calm winds we've seen today. there are more than

firefighters continuing to battle this fire from both the air and on the ground. hoping to up the couldn't at the same time numbers, will carr fox news next at 10:30, a check on your top stories including the latest on massage envy travel delays at the world's busiest airports and how it's impacting traveler here in the dc region a holiday tradition attracts tens of thousands to arlington national cemetery. back after this. back after this.

this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. checking top story, the search is on for a missing 14-year-old from prince george's county. police say barbara was last seen at soo

carlton, they believe she left on her own. earlier her family and friends handed out flyers had a shopping center in east river dale president trump is not considering fearing special counsel be robert mueller. that disputes a rumor that's been floating around on capitol hill. mueller is investigating whether there was collusion between the president's republic r republican presidential 2 and russian officials. he criticized the fact that he gened access by trump officials before administration took office. a mueller spokesman said they were obtained in an appropriate manner john mccain is out of the hospital. he was recently admitted to walter reed. president trump said the 81-year-old is returning to ares and will leakly miss the vote on the tax bilk even without mccain they're expected to have the votes needed.

travel nightmare for thousands of passengers, a power outage at atlanta's international airport has brought flights to a grinding halt. >> atlanta is the world's busiest airport. fox's brian llenas shows us how stranded passengers are dealing with the outage tonight. >> i apologize for the inconvenience, just be patient with us. >>reporter: a power outage at the world's busiest anything like that causing a travel nightmare right as the holiday travel season ask kicking off >> we certainly understand that the outage is caused frustration and anger and we're doing everything that we can to get folks back home right away. the power went out at the heartsfield jackson atlanta international airport shortly before 1:00 p.m. local time grounding all flights in and out and creating a massive backlog on the tma

inside >> they're not a backup system? you would think with a big airport like this >> my gosh what's going on it could be weather and i noticed it kept flickering and finally went off and i thought bay worse than weather >> the federal aviation administration implemented a ground stop for flights headed to the airport. that means flights were held on the ground at their departure airport and any already in the air were diverted. this is an airport that is extremely busy. they serve roughly 104 million passengers each year, 275 passengers daily with nearly 2500 planes arriving and departing. in new york, brian llenas, fox news. lot of planes. and the airport is saying that it is hoping to have the power back on by midnight. but it is already created a

across the country. fox 5 krysten leon is live at reagan national airport with a look how things are going there. >> reporter: ladies, you took the words right out of my mouth, ripple effect is right. let me show you now, let's go to the board where the departures were scheduled. flights going to atlanta have all been closed for the most part or being rescheduled. same goes for the arriving flights from atlanta to here. contact your airline, bottom line here, airport personnel recommending and again, we will keep you posted on the latest coming out of atlanta and also the effects here at reagan national. sending it back to you in the studio. all right. it was not a weather issue, it was a power issue, thankfully, imagine if the weather was bad >> i know i'm sure those people are anxious regardless trying to get places for holidays

to happen >> the good news is as far as we're concerned, there won't be any travel issues over the next couple of days that are going to be weather-related. and that's because we're actually going to have pretty calm conditions outside. right now, pretty much the same story, clouds rolling in and you might have felt a sprinkle or two. but a warmer day today than it has been, a chance of a little bit of a sprinkle or light passing shower. we've seen some of that in some neighborhoods but few and sparse and i'll show you radar in a second. few clouds on monday, we'll see those increasing later on and as well the week will start unseasonably warm, we're temperatures rising as well some showers in the later part of the week. here's a look at satellite and radar. we've had a few light showers moved primarily over areas of southern maryland they've seen a bit of activity most hasn't touched the ground because we have a large dry air mass in place.

of the atmosphere. some may have felt a sprinkle or two. not too much to be concerned with heading on it. 45 in dc this hour, 41 at gaithersburg, the same at dulles, chilly 37 at winchester, cumberland kicking in at 36. 44 degrees that he is hour at fredericksburg to the south, and as far as between the is concerned, overnight low expected to be in the mid to upper 30's. not quite as cold as it has been, we've had 20's in last day or so, but tomorrow, we'll see a ridge of high pressure bringing us a little bit more sunshine with a few clouds and more of a warming trend, we got a south south westerly flow going on, tomorrow will be the 50's and by entitlement we get to tuesday, even warmer than that. tomorrow afternoon's highs then, into the 50's, we'll have a few 40's here and there, overall we're talking a very nice day, and by midday will be about 48. just to help you plan your last minutes holiday shopping this

that is will be pretty conducive to being outside. take a look at the fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. ties, 60 under mostly sunny skies can't believe it we're just a week before christmas. end of the week, wet weather, temperatures remain above seasonal. back to you. >> hard to believe the official start of winter a few days away and the final rush to finish the shopping is officially underway. fox's michael kantor has more. >> reporter: monday mays hostage to immigrants, there are over 65 million displaced world wide, thursday marks the first day of winter. also known as the winter sold tace. if you're looking to grab last the minutes gifts, attack

last saturday before christmas ranked as the biggest shopping day of the year behind only black friday. you can expect large crowds at the malls nationwide with many retailers offers one-day sales to shoppers and that's a look at the week ahead, i'm mike cantor, fox news. pope francis celebrated his 81 it's birthday like everyone else with a birthday cake. the cake was given to him by the children of the papal pediatric clinic for the poor. he enjoyed a 13-foot slice of pizza with the children at the vatican. later thousands of children called out birthday greetings to the pope. how is this, barack obama and prince harry coming together. the prince interviewed the former president for a radio program. kensington palace said the interview was recorded in toronto in september. they discussed his plans to cultivate the next version of

generation, it was part of harry's guest editor ship of the b b c program. tens of thousands of volunteers descended on to arlington national cemetery this weekend for the annual wreaths across america. bringing people from all over a the country to place holiday wreaths at each veteran's grave, a total of about 400,000. fox 5 angelie him ill reports. >> i put mine here and i put like this one here. and i read all the, i read the number when they were born and dead. >> reporter: the meaning of plating a wreath at a veteran's grave is not lost on even some of the youngest volunteers who mccain to arlington national cemetery early saturday morning >> when you place a wreath on the grave of somebody who s served, we instruct to say their name out loud. it make as connection

maryland. >> reporter: organizers and founders are proud to say this is the 26th annual wreaths across america event in dc. where tens of thousands of people from the area and all over the country attend. >> i was here 26 years ago. the first wreaths, and it was just a handful of people. i think a dozen people. took one trailer load. and look at what it is now. >> reporter: what began as a small donation from the worcester family business has grown no a dc tradition many look forward to as a way to honor the almost 400,000 military service members and families laid to rest >> we have family friends who has a dad buried here, we decided to join

it's kind of a bucket list thing to do. and i'm in awe. >> reporter: the frigid temperatures did not stop anyone from lining up and fanning out >> it's a great experience even though it's really cold. i love it out here >> i think that was one of the neatest things waiting in line to see how many people want to give back and the love we feel for those who have given everything. >> reporter: a display of respect come full circle just like the wreaths >> it's so good people take this time during the holidays when they're so busy i always say they get more out of it than they give. >> reporter: at arlington national cemetery. angelie hemphill fox 5. it's so

kids out there taking part in such a meaningful tradition. the weather cooperated it was put a beautiful scene. imagine receiving an 800% tip >> it happened to one local woman. >> so thankful, i don't even know what to say. >> how a group of tip bombers made this northern virginia's waitress holiday season a little brighter. first the redskins pull off a victory at home. highlights from today's match-up against the cardinals and what coach jay gruden has to say about the big win.

redskins were up 14 to three at the half by the fourth quarter the cardinals trying to get momentum back but the redskins hold on and win 20's didn't 15, take on the denver broncos in week 16 at fedex field. right here at 1:00 on fox 5. the redskins defense kept the cardinals in check this afternoon while the offense got a major boost from a new face, you runningback capris bib. >> everybody had a desire, sometimes you can prepare well and not play well, i think everybody has to understand the difference between preparing and playing well. but for the most part our guys given great effort and sometimes we do and the score doesn't indicate that. i'm happy the way the guys competed, played practiced and prepared throughout the entire season. >> it's hard to win if you're just settling for fold field goals, i was pleased with the

red zone, it was a big difference in the final out come. for a variety of reasons, turnovers, missed queues, we can only run 15 plays in the first last, you won't get package of anything. >> we bent but we didn't break. let us win the game >> started to finish out the season strong, eight and eight looks better than whatever record we could have. so that's our goal try and win these last couple games. we got to start it today. >> we don't have my guys up there. perfectly and i rode out there. that's my job. and i was able to that for my team mates. they did a good job and i was able to mine. >> else where, national fans have the

players this weekend during the team's winter fest at the washington convention center. fans got autographs from their fairest players, took part in batting practice and some kids listened to books read by some players, it was a chance for some to meet the new skipper, dave martinez. >> few days away but we're celebrating right here at fox 5. ideas for a holiday twist on that refreshing drink a special surprise for a northern virginia waitress who lost everything in a fire. how a group of total strangers came together to give her a massive tip at the end of their meal. we were there for it. stay with us. . stay with us.

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christmas, if you're looking for something to celebrate in meantime we got you covered. national sangria day on wednesday and we're previewing of course going early. we got karen from dupont and these are seasonal takes on a pretty refreshing drink. traditionally sangria is made with red wine, brandy, cut fruit soaked together. but we like to have a little bit more fun with that. so >> what's your favorite? i see you got three different kind >> we'll go with the cran berry. one reason is we'll start with rosa wine. i love using rosa in the winter. kind of feels fun >> always feels fun. >> and so popular >> especially when it's cold out makes me feel like i'm somewhere warmer, we'll add a little brandy to drop it back into winter >> a little >> a little. >> entire bottle? >> and then we'll add a nice spiced cane sugar super with the holida

so for the fruit you want to dial it back. so we have cran berry juice and palm granite >> this is what make as winter drink, sangria you think of as something you sip in the summer >> with the cran berry we're cooking it down into sort of a brandied cran berry with definitely those spices you want, cloves, cinnamon >> you can garden he can this on top. you want to cook it down until the berries start to burst >> christmas in a glass. >> yes. >> can we try this >> please >> you continue to show us what we got i'll tell you what i think >> they don't all have to be wintery and rich and heavy. you like that >> i do like it. >> it's very christmas? >> i like the rosa touch.

would be a hit at any holiday gathering. if you want something a little bit lighter the parent time sangria is great with vodka white wine to keep it cleaner and we finish it off with spanish sparkling wine to give it a little bit and make it feel more festive >> what's the greenery in there >> thyme. >> this is great for new year's. >> yes. >> this is good too. >> we're doing well. >> you got the sider, you can use whatever you find at the market. but you don't have to use wine as a base, we're using traditional spanish hard cider, so we use that as our base and find apple cider, add whisk key to

and you got another holiday winner. >> thank you >> something fresher too. >> you really don't taste overwhelming liquor at all >> it's not crazy sweet because i feel like people oftentimes go wrong with sangria when they make the way too sweet >> or too strong. you want to keep the party going. >> pace yourself people. thank you so much. >> of course. >> dupont circle >> 19th and m northwest >> every day sangria day >> celebrate wednesday but every day. >> every day here too. >> thanks so much for coming in. we'll be right back. 'll be right back.

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s. fox 5 matt ackland was there for the big surprise. >> reporter: we'll peak around the corner, what's going to takes place is the tip bombers will go inside, have lunch and leave a huge tip behind for someone they've never met. they've leave the restaurant, give us a call and then we'll take you inside. when we got the text, we headed inside jimmy's town tavern. we quickly found liz in the back hallway overjoyed hugging a coworker. >> reporter: tell me how you're feeling. >> overwhelmed so thankful. i don't even know what to say. i'm so happy. >> reporter: here's the video tip bombers gave us after they finished up lunch, they left and left behind an 11 hundred dollars tip.

>> there were like hundreds shoved in the back and i was like my god >> when we were speaking to liz's boss about the tip, we discovered liz has been through a tough couple of years, her reston home destroyed in a fire two years ago. her pets died in that fire. >> she lost everything. they gave it to it right girl. it's pretty cool. >> reporter: liz told us she was injured in the fire and still has medicalishes. recently she moved back into her home and said this money sure will help >> it gives me hope for humanity, there's still people with huge hearts and that means so much. >> they didn't even know about the fire but what a nice gesture. >> perfect time. news tonight far from over. news at 11:00 starts now.

thousands of airline passengers left stranded at the world's busiest airport, how it's impacting travelers here president trump puts rumors to rest. what he's saying about possibility of firing special counsel robert mueller a live look outside your work week forecast coming up. our top story it has been a travel mess across the country. a power outage at atlanta's international airport brought flights to a grinding halt >> authorities in atlanta say they should have power back in under an hour. the blackout left passengers across the country stranded's krysten leon has more from reagan national airport. >> reporter: you mentioned busy time of year and also one of the busiest airports in country. at atlanta international airport. before i go into more