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A dog's sense of smell is so powerful, it's inspired sensors that detect explosives and other dangerous weapons. But which is better: canine or machine?

If you go to a Fort Collins event this summer, make sure to wave hello to Fort Collins Police Services explosive detection K9, Gunnar.

When Auburn Police Sergeant and K9 program Supervisor James Perry and his canine partner Ikiaand#8212;an eight-year-old Labrador retriever and German wire-haired pointer crossbred trained...

Bryan llenas has more. >> happy independence day, trace and to our viewers, this is the largest fireworks display in the nation. we're talking about 3,000 shells that will be fired from those seven barges along the east river a minute. 75,000 total. 25 colors will light up the sky. the fireworks will reach higher than the statue of liberty and more than 2 million people will line the streets, this is a symbolic event and the nypd is here to protect it. there's no specific credible threat to new york city according to the nypd. there's 6,000 police officers in uniform that will be here to prote...

In philadelphia police are on high alert. in new york city umbrellas and bags banned. snipers on rooftops will be ready to act. and those vapor wake dogs able to sniff out even a trace amount of explosives that could be hidden under the many layers revelers will be wearing in what could be the second coldest new year's eve on record. >> we are working in conjunction with the fire department and ems to make sure we have the appropriate number personnel there and the ability to get around through the emergency lanes. >> and gio, with more than a million people packed inside a small area and the ...