hartsfield-jackson in atlanta, so are things getting back to normal across the board? reporter: relatively speaking, fred, they are back to normal. yesterday, in fact, we were here just in the hours after that shooting and airport police were quickly ushering those that were dropping family and friends off at the ticketing and check-in. this morn, things are seemingly back to normal. airport officials do tell us, though, that there is an up tick in security, especially those plane clothes officers who, even if we re not able to see it, they are here, and i ll let the cameraman here pan a little bit. it s sort of a slower than average day. passengers we ve spoken to around the airport, some are more concerned than others. i ve never put off by isolated random acts of violence, so i m not worried in the slighter. i m not nervous. airport security, as far as i m concerned, is top drawer. all the checks you go through every time you get on a plane these days make it pretty difficult to
out of the prison. they walked out of there. and i m just wondering because they did find their orange jumpsuits eventually, do you think they would have had help or do you think to your point, they would have just stolen cloets? i think they stole clothes. and as i said, an escape of opportunity. and they really would have had no way of knowing. i mean, these were mixed races, and this sell they were in, it wasn t a two-man cell. it was a dormitory type cell, and they had free access to the shower. the sheriff himself didn t even find out until, what, 2:30 in the morn, that these guys took off. so probably after the 10:00 count. probably after lights out, they knew the guards schedule. they knew about when the guards were going to come by and count them again. that s when they made their escape. you have two guys still on the run, two of their buddies have been caught. i wonder if all four stayed
weekend in italy. look at this. mt. etna erupting, sending lava high into the sky above sicily. etna s europe s tallest, most active volcano. it closed the airport for several hours that night. extreme wert now with a storm brewing in the rockies. and it could bring a real blast of winter with cold tempers and potential for serious snow. chief meteorologist is live in the fox weather center. so how serious are we talking about, rick? it s the places that would like to see snow this time of year, the higher elevations in the rockies, the wasatch of utah. the cold air is a little bit in place. missoula cold this morn, but in general, the warm has been west. i want to show you one troubled spot. very heavy rain fell overnightt. some yare yauz over 4 inches. over beaumont, scattered showers
executives. we were told none of executives were available this morn. jon: crossings were closed in protest to the u.s. is that why the company was using iran as alternative? that may have been a factor. last year when anham was competing for a contract the border was closed through pakistan and the northern route through central acre sha was very costly. according to the chain of emails i read it seems the anham executives and subcontractors were trying to save money. essentially they were trying to win a contract held by supreme service which held the u.s. military contract since 2005. they were able to bid, an hamham was able to bid one billion dollars less than their competitor. the pentagon says anham alerted the u.s. treasury last week that they were moving foreign made goods through iran last year of the last week is when reporters reached out to anham suggesting
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