identified as esteban santiago. according to the latest information in the news room he flew in fort lauderdale today. the gun he used was in his checked bag. chaos on the tarmac as passengers are forced to evacuate fort lauderdale hollywood international airport. inside a gunman. according to law enforcement, he opened fire on innocent people in terminal two. the deadly attack happening in the baggage claim area. typically in the baggage claim there could be hundreds of people at any one time. i don t know what the number was at that particular time. no. q: witnesses say the only reason he stopped firing is because he ran out of amma. law enforcement swarming the area. when we apprehended him, the suspect was arrested without incident. q: it happened at 1:00 at one of the 25 busiest airports in the nation. we understand that all the flights into fort lauderdale right now are being diverted to miami or west palm beach. flights scheduled to leave fort la the suspect s name
reporter: truckloads of toilets, part of every inaugural. thousands of them. when you got to go, you got to go. is this your first inaugural? this is my first one. reporter: lon van ruth is crew john for don john s toilets. the former long hawk truck driver from prince william county wants them in place and working. how many port-a-johns will we see on the mall? tom, there s going to be a lot. there s going to be a lot reporter: thousands? there s going to be thousands. reporter: while super security is sealing manhole covers for inaugural day, the toilet brigade is spreading across the whole national mall. people joke about it, but it s serious. absolutely. reporter: honhron has a tip check the door. don t just stand in line. if you knock, somebody might finish be in there. don t stand in line. reporter: the toilets will remain locked until inaugural weekend. it will take a week to empty and festivities are done. we only had one last question are me
right now on news4 this week, the people headed to the mall on inauguration day. signal booths. cell phone providers spend millions to make sure you re connected during the events. the district and polaroid pictures, how one man captured the changing landscape over the past three decades. welcome to news4 this week. hi, everyone, i m chris lawrence. the area around the national mall is transforming into a fortress as crews get ready for the inauguration of donald trump. nearly a million people are expected for the event. as news4 s tom sherwood reports, lots of folks means lots of temporary bathrooms. reporter: truckloads of toilets, part of every inaugural. thousands of them. when you got to go, you got to go. is this your first inaugural? this is my first one. reporter: lon van ruth is crew john for don john s toilets. the former long hawk truck driver from prince william county wants them in place and working. how many port-a-johns will we see on the mall
members to call his mother. reporter: it happened around 9:45 this morning. two men shot in the 900 block of alabama avenue southeast. the victims wearing hardhats and reflective vests. they appear to be construction workers. on the scene, assistant police chief robert alder. the only lookout we have at this time is for a male wearing a mask last seen running south away from the scene. reporter: homicide detectives are on the case. police spent more than five hours here working the scene, taking pictures, collecting shell casings, marking evidence. they left nothing behind. back now to that good samaritan. i think it was a robbery. that s my personal opinion. reporter: 9:30 a.m. yes. reporter: broad daylight. this is southeast, sir. trust and believe, don t make a difference. reporter: both victims are in the hospital tonight. one is said to be in very critical condition. coming up at 6:00, we re going to hear from a friend and some neighbors here. i ll see
per hour. even in kensington we showed you that on parkwood court. again, no one hurt. a tree down. just missed the house completely. now we have to turn our attention to the winds. we talked about this all afternoon when we were covering the storms. when the storms are gone, that s great. now we have winds to worry about. we have a wind advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. goes into effect tonight for just about the entire metro area. we re talking wind gusts up to 50 to 55 miles per hour. if it is trash night or recycle night, might want to put it out later. maybe just skip a week. i don t know. 5:00 tonight, these are actual wind gusts gusting to 38 miles per hour in manassas. 32 mile-per-hour wind gust downtown. on our future cast, this is a forecast of winds. this is 10:00 tonight. winds gusting almost to 40 miles an hour across most of the metro area and then by morning looking at winds 43 miles per hour in gaithersburg and frederick. our own meteorologist meli