traveling across this country right now, atlanta is a hub. a lot of people connecting through atlanta, not only domestically but internationally. that airport for the last hour or so has been on lockdown and now we re learning the details of exactly what took place. walk us through what you know and kind of the trickle effect that you re seeing up here. reporter: yeah, yasmin, obviously, it was certainly a chaotic scene when people heard a gun ring out at the airport. we have learned that a passenger who was going through a main security checkpoint had a firearm, and during this process, just a short amount of time, was trying to reach the weapon and then that is when the gun went off and we have also learned from sources that the passenger who has still not been identified is still on the loose, and right now, authorities are trying to apprehend this individual, but you see the images right now on your screen.
million to himself. it is not a day they re relishing, but they do have grace and a lot of appreciation towards law enforcement. reporter: last month murdaugh was charged with filing a false police report and insurance fraud after police say he hired a man to kill him so that his son could collect on an insurance policy though, the alleged shooter denies the charges murdaugh s attorneys says their client was depressed and suffering from a severe opoid addiction. greed and are deadly sins and they were plenty in this matter. reporter: as the accounting of possible financial crimes continues, so does the investigation into the unsolved murders of murdaugh s wife and son found shot to dealt on the family property in june murdaugh s lawyers responding to today s arresting saying he deeply regrets that his actions have distracted from the efforts to solve their murders. legal experts say the trickle effect of the charges may be a strategy it could be that these current charges aga
the year before how is that possible to increase product so far we can t even touch it right now. i can t even get minor things because they cost too much money it s a trickle effect. it s dialed down to us so bad that i have only sat maybe 50% of the restaurant all year long. it wasn t about it s strictly about capitalism. i took the risk and put my life on the line. i put everything, i worked hard. i was willing to even share my wealth employees. i couldn t get people even in the door how is that even possible? all these millions of people want jobs? where are they at? where were they? it s not just me. i took my kids out to dinner last night for school dinner celebration, there were so many notes all around the hostess stand, pardon our appearance we
wide-ranging impact and disrupt the system across the country. we re waiting for that. it s a matter of time as the storm gets closer. we ll stay on top of it for you. neil: thanks, grady from o hare. travelers are bracing for whatever could be coming their way. if he s right, a lot could be coming their way. gabe, what are we looking at here? you re going to the airport. you feel confident. i m not heading to florida. i m not even heading to the southeast. what do you tell them? well, first of all, as soon as you see the airlines issue the waive fees, options, you take them. they have figured out it s going to be a mess. if you re second guessing going to florida over the next couple days, i would take advantage of those waived fee options because it s a better way to go. if you can avoid it, that s the better option. as you said, there s this trickle effect, downstream effect that we see all the time. you can see aircraft or crews
legislature by state legislature and then put the pressure on congress? what are some of the ways you want to see the plan get out. it s a trickle effect justice happening long-term. we want to put the hold on politicians, this needs to happen now in effect and the plan we talk about decreasing keep going. we talk about saving lives, 200,000 american lives every year within ten years of our plan. that might seem unattainable but we want the plan to happen and let congress know this needs to be implemented as soon as possible. how often have you seen a firearm in and around school? i just graduated from white suburban but live in inn daily. i ve seen people shot. and kids release a plan of how to save our lives.