Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. A U.S. airman from Florida accused of raping an 11-year-old girl in Alabama last year had met the child on a dating app, according to a report. Air Force Senior Airman Keith Williams, 25, of a Hurlburt Field maintenance squadron, met the 11-year-old on the Badoo dating app before the alleged rape in October 2020, Northwest Florida Daily News reported, citing an affidavit filed in Alabama's Morgan County District Court. The girl's parents did not learn of the alleged sexual encounter in the backyard of their home until Feb. 12, when Williams sent the girl a friend request on Facebook, the report said.

I move to the kitchen to give him space. We're gearing up for the heaviest part of the day, which we know from experience will be fast-paced and emotionally exhausting. "It's ready," Will calls from the command center. A few of us gather around Will's computer screen and examine. "Yeah, I buy it," Brian says. Brian is the CEO of Bark, the company spearheading this project. Bark uses AI to alert parents and schools when children are experiencing issues like cyberbullying, depression, threats of violence -- or in this case, targeting by sexual predators. Currently, we're covering more than 4 million kids, and we analyze 20 million activities a day. I look at Brian studying the computer screen and consider his assessment.