in alabama, injuring several members of a high school marching band. we just learned that suv was also participating in the parade. >> this is the second serious accident in the past few days. remember on saturday night police say a man drove his truck into a crowd of people watching a parade in new orleans. >> reporter: in a split second, celebration transformed into chaos as an suv drove into a crowd at the start of a mardi gras parade in gulf shores, alabama. >> it was mowing these kids down. >> reporter: authorities say a 73-year-old man was behind the wheel when it struck at least 12 members of a marchi

they approached the start of a parade. several were critically injured, some ending up under the suv. >> every indication was that it was just a tragic accident by an elderly man driving this vehicle. >> reporter: the crash comes on the heels of another parade incident in new orleans over the weekend. >> a mass casualty incident. >> reporter: more than two dozen hurt when a suspected drunk drive drove into a crowd enjoying one of the city's most popular parades. today in gulf shores, there's no indication the man was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. he's undergoing voluntary accident. victims receiving treatment immediately from law enforcement officers already on scene for parade duty. let's take a quick look at the other big

a woman who went missing in montgomery county has been fo d found. she's okay. we showed you this video of angelica barahona-rivas leaving her shift. there was a lot of concern because her cousin was murdered. advisors say the president will use his prime time speech to declare early progress on his campaign promises. he's also expected to map out a path on healthcare and spending. rosie o'donnell is expected to lead a protest right outside the white house. an arrest 3,000 miles away for a kidnapping in georgetown. police say he forced a georgetown university student into a car in january, then tried to make the young man withdraw money from several atms. he was arrested in seattle.

boy was hit as he was walking to school. the accident happened at the intersection of lamond drive and ashland avenue. >> reporter: you can see the spray paint in the intersection there. that's all that's left behind of a terrible accident here this morning. it sent a 12-year-old boy to the hospital with serious injuries. he was crossing in this cross walk when he was struck by a car. the good news, he is expected to survive those injurieinjuries. the view from chopper 4 gives you a better perspective of what happened here. traffic was backed up in the lanes headed to the school. the school bus was blocking the box, another car in front of it. the boy had just crossed in front of the bus in the cross walk when a westbound car hit him, its windshield broken by

the victim was air lifted to a hospital. the school bus full of children who witnessed the crash. a body was pulled from a river in frederick at riverside center park. police and fire and rescue were able to pull it out of the water. we are awaiting word from investigators about the name of that victim. chopper 4 also over the scene in montgomery county as hazmat crews raced to clean up a fuel spill in silver spring. that fuel was leaking from a 55-gallon tank that was punctured. the team stopped the leak and cleaned up the spill. i just tweeted some information on a tragic accident blocking off several streets in northwest d.c. a construction worker was killed in a trench collapse this

morning. investigators haven't released his name yet but we have learned he was part of a crew working to build a new home on dexter street. there was a large police presence in that area. the fire department says the foundation of the house gave way and caused a 20-foot deep trench to collapse. storm team 4 says changes are headed our way. tomorrow could be a little rough. first we're going to get some rain. tom kierein with more. >> i just saw the radar. shows some rain pushing in from the west. this is a fairly fast moving line of rain showers. no severe storms. getting a little thunder and lightning here in southeastern west virginia. closer to washington right now, just a few sprinkles. farther to the west, that's all tracking off to the east, getting a few sprinkles in loudoun county, western fairfax and prince william. these may make their way

so. the main area of rain is off to our west in northern loudoun, panhandle of west virginia, shenandoah valley, all of this. that will be tracking right into the metro area generally right around 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. after about 8:00, it really tapers off quickly. we dry out temporarily. hour by hour timing on the storms for tomorrow coming up. with the potential for severe weather moving in, now's the time to download the nbc wa washington app. you can look at live radar and see the latest forecasts and get alerts when stormy weather is sha headed toward your neighborhood. breaking sports news this afternoon. the redskins have placed the exclusive franchise tag on quarterback kirk cousins. what does that mean? tagging a player binds him t

his team for one year. since this is the second year in a row the redskins have tagged cousins, it comes with a big raise. cousins will earn roughly $24 million for next season. the fact that the tag is exclusive prevents cousins from negotiated with other teams, but the redskins could still trade him. the two sides can also work out a long-term deal until that july 15th deadline. until then, the story of kirk cousins' future with the redskins continues. new dpeetails coming in abo a threatening note found at a local mosque. sfl cancer rick is growing for millions of people, especially people who think they're too young to get it. we're working with you to make sure you and your money make it back in

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someone left a threatening note at two mosques in montgomery county. now muslim leaders are calling on federal investigators to take action. the counsel on american-islamic relations say officials found an envelope stuffed inside a mailbox at the islamic education society in silver spring. the note offered an undisclosed amount of money to anyone who, quote, slaughtered

it had two images of arrows piercing people's hearts. several jewish schools in our area are trying to get back to normal after they received bomb threats on monday. three local jewish centers got back to work today. over the past few weeks, more than 30 jewish centers across the country have been targeted with bomb threats. in loudoun county the community has raised more than $6,000 to renovate the veterans memorial. this memorial sits at sterling boulevard and holly avenue in sterling. it honors veterans from all service branches. the money will pay for stains removed from the marble and seal it to prevent future damage, also lighting and paving. rates of colon and rectal

people in their 40s, 30s and even 20s. people born in 1990 or later have double the risk of getting colon cancer as someone in the 1950s. the risk for rectal candidacy, even higher. researches say the rise in obesity could be one reason for this increased risk. no rules and no worries. we'll take you live to new orleans where mar ddi gras is i full swing. around here, the next 24 hours are going to be interesting. rain tonight, temperatures changing and the chance for storms.

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an update right now. about a dozen teenagers are recovering from injuries from when an sufficient ran into a mardi gras parade in gulf shores, alabama. they're all members of a high school marching band. at least three of them are in critical condition. >> the suv that hit them was also part of the parade. the 73-year-old man behind the wheel is being questioned. there was a similar mar d mardi gras crashn

french quarter. looks like the party is in full swing. >> reporter: the beads they're flying right now. the beverages flowing. take a look. you can see fat tuesday is in fact in full swing. much of the focus right here on bourbon street. it is fat tuesday in new orleans, where so many come for the parades and end up staying for the party. >> it's like going to a different country without having to have a passport. it's a beautiful, beautiful time. the people are incredibly friendly. >> reporter: it's a little slice of, well, something for hundreds of thousands who'll pour through the french quarter today, including a family that traveled from australia. >> always wanted to tick it off my list. having an absolutely ball. >> reporter: though clearly some are more into it

for many, the music and madness are the main draw. >> the bands are amazing. it was great. >> reporter: others come from the costumes, beads, dubloons and other throws. this big party is about a whole lot more. >> i don't know if you can see this crowd. there's one of evebody. it's not one type of person. it's everyone. and that's why we love mardi gras. >> reporter: there's no question they love mardi gras here. the party will continue until around midnight. that's when police and street sweepers move in. it's also when the official countdown to next year's mardi gras begins. >> this is the night to get all of your sweets in, because tomorrow is ash wednesday. >> no more sweets. >> reporter: that's

t-shirt. love that shirt. >> reporter: thank you. are we going to have something to celebrate here? >> we've been celebrating the early arrival of spring. we're bedecked all around town with all these blossoming trees and flowers out. it's amazing. you know we are going to get pay back. it's looking colder next week. right now, though, let's revel in what we've got. temperatures in the 60s here. this final day of february ending up the warmest february on record here in washington. warmest february since 1976. the storm team 4 radar is showing some rain showers. these areas in yellow and orange it's raining a little bit harder. just a few sprinkles here in northern and western suburbs. all this is tracking off to the east. along 66 it will be getting wit

frederick getting wet there as well. it is tracking east. here is the timing hour by hour. all this area in green and yellow is just passing mostly light showers into the metro area between 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. wet roads here by mid evening in the aftermath of that. still a few lingers showers south and east of the metro area. reagan national right now at 63 degrees. showers coming through 7:00 p.m., dropping temperatures back down to the 50s. still lingering wet roads by 9:00 p.m. then for the morning commute tomorrow we'll have dry roads for the morning. in the upper 50s, maybe a little sun, then othsoaring to near 70 degrees for the lunch hour tomorrow. then a big change. 3:00 p.m. all this area in the red and orange,

storms. it's after that they come right into the medical trtro area mayd 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. just be on the lookout for these showers and storms coming through, mostly mid to late afternoon and perhaps lingering into early evening. then we clear out. by late evening things are much more settled. there's a low threat for an isolated tornado, damaging winds and hail. the threat of any flooding rains is pretty low. temperatures after the 70s tomorrow, 50s on thursday,blustery and chilly. look how cold it gets on friday and saturday. near or below freezing temperatures saturday morning. sunday morning,

you can always count on it in stores or so we thought. now they're in a sticky situation because of a popular trend among kids. and the end of an era. a local business gets ready to close its doors and close the book on a chapter in local music. and the national museum of african-american history and culture has taken over our instagram page. see some of the museum's most impressive pop culture artifacts.

have you been to the school supply aisle lately? if you have, you may have noticed something's not there, glue. >> my daughter was doing her 100 days of kindergarten project. turns out there's a shortage. you can blame it on your kids and the latest craze for making slime. >> how this d.i.y. phenomenon is putting local retailers in a sticky situation. >> blame my son jack for the shortage. it really started with him because he was making slime and he sent me on a wild goose chase this weekend looking

and there was no glue. i went to three different retailers. literally bottles of glue are flying off the shelf. it's all because of this stuff. parents taking to social media asking the same thing, where's the glue? >> we had been out of stock. there's been a big run on it. >> even retailers are noticing their supply of glue going fast. wegmans currently out of stock. many stores have no clue why glue is in hot demand. however, we know it's a crafting crazy spreading across the nation leading to temporary shortages of glue. that's because glue is one of three ingredients to make slime. you need glue, borax and a little bit of water and you've got this gooey substance that kids just can't get enough of. seriously, this glue shortage is

even elmer's tells news4 it's seen a surge in sales thanks to the slime craze. sales actually doubled. they have to increase production. good news for local retailers who can't keep glue in stock. >> i spoke to our supplier and found out they had been out of symptom for some time and now we're finally back in stock. people can come in now and make their slime. >> so here is one very important thing that you need to know. parents, listen to this one. many of them have had to call plumbers for clogged drains. the culprit? slime. make sure your kids throw it away and don't put it down the drain. here's a little gift for you that our interns made for you. >> just what we always wanted. >> right? don't say i never gave you anything. >> we'll be sure to throw it away, not in the toilet. well, are you looking forward to your

crooks are too. we are working for you with the best ways to protect yourself and your money and it all starts before you leave. speaking of spring, march is about to start off with a bang. the chan for rain and storcems

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you probably haven't seen. it's an app that helps us avoid traffic in a city known for gridlock. one neighborhood says this app is creating a new headache. storm team 4 is getting you ready for a weather alert day tomorrow. we are counting down to an historic first. president trump will address a joint session of congress tonight to layout his priorities for next year and how he plans to pay for them. >> tracie potts is live on capitol hill. >> reporter: the media is already staking out its place. we're in the rotunda just across from the capitol where the president speaks in just a few hours. that speech, the white house says, about an hour and 15 minutes, starting with a focus on jobs and the economy. president trump sells his vision to congress tonight. >>

more money on military. we really have to. >> reporter: funding the war on terror not only with cuts but a new approach. he tells fox news he'll demand pay back from countries we defend and rev up america's economy by tripling our 1% economic output. >> if i can get that up to three or maybe more, we have a whole different ball game. >> reporter: he'll ask congress to cut foreign aid and the state department. former generals argue that's a bad idea. they say diplomacy works. >> we want stability in afghanistan so we don't have another attack like 9/11. >> reporter: democrats and republicans are skeptical. >> sooner or later we're going to have to do something. >> he doesn't really know how complicated it is. >> reporter: the president will focus on obamacare. republicans insist replacing it will save money. >> mr. president,

guns. tell our colleagues in the house we're not going to repeal obamacare until we have a replacement. >> reporter: democrats are inviting muslims and immigrants affected by the travel ban. >> i want president trump to see with his own eyes the people he has hurt. >> reporter: and late today we learned that the president could make some big news tonight on immigration. first of all, mentioning an immigration bill that congress has been unable to get done here for years. he may push for that. he'll say, if there's compromise. the other thing, he may be open a white house official says, to legal status for immigrants who came here illegally but have not committed serious crimes. we'll be listening for that tonight. >> you can set your tv on nbc 4 tonight. here's a look at our program

line-up. the voice at 8:00, followed by the president's address to congress, then the wall, followed by news4 at 11:00. a photo from the oval office shows advisor kellyanne conway kneeling on one to have coaches with her shoes on. the photo was taken while president was meeting with leaders of historically black colleges and universities. here's another angle which shows conway trying to get everyone in the picture. some people were quick to say it shows conway has no respect for the confidence. but people argue there are plenty of pictures showing president obama putting his feet up on the desk. the most decorated olympian in history was on capitol hill today to talk about what's tainting sports around the world. maryla maryland's own michael phelps testified at a congressional hearing on anti-doping policies. he said those who used banned performance enhancing substances

who don't. >> even the suspicion of doping is disillusioning for clean athletes. to believe in yourself through sport, you need to be able to believe in the system that safeguards clean sport and fair play. >> the deputy director for the world anti-doping agency also testified today. he said reforms to the system are already in place, including a new whistle blower program and new sanctions for athletes who are caught doping. satisfaction in air travel is on the rise, at least according to a new survey conducted by the airline industry. the survey found 85% of flyers last year were satisfied with their experience. 43% were very satisfied. that's up from 35% a couple of years ago. the study found only 6% of travelers were dissatisfied. 87% of flyers also say their flights were okay.

forward to a vacation over the next couple months. while it's time to relax, it's also time to stay alert. >> travel experts warn that being a tourist can often make you a target. >> unfortunately in this day aage you want to assume the worst. >> reporter: the sand and sea are calling. but aaa mid atlantic says don't wing it. >> you want to make sure that you have all of your excursions, all of your tours, all of those things booked through reputable tour agents. >> reporter: at hotels, keep valuables in the safe, lock your doors and keep your passport and id on you at all times, not in a bag. don't let down your guard. >> you don't want to get overseas and start talking to strangers or

someone who may not be representing what they say they're representing. >> reporter: that could cost you money or more. in mexico for example if arrested you're assumed guilty until proven innocent. as of now the u.s. state department hasn't reported any urgent travel warnings. but it's always a good idea to check. while you're at it, register your travel plans with the government. why? >> by doing so the u.s. embassy in the country where you're traveling has the ability to reach out to you should something terrible happen while you're abroad. >> reporter: leave excessive jewelry and cash at home and don't publicly post where you're going. >> there is safety in numbers. >> good advice. >> yeah. i guess i think after traveling to iraq and afghanistan, i'm hyper alert all the time. my wife gets on me to say, you know, cool it down. you don't have to be looking around all the time.

we're in a nice place. >> actually, you do need to. >> it's sort of ingrained in me at this point. after more than 40 years and thousands of records sold, it's the end of the road for a local music store. why it's also a massive blow to some local musicians. >> rain is moving in on us. you can see it on the storm team 4 radar. this could be just the beginning. tom kierein is back on the other fios is not scable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get our best offer of the year. 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. go to getfios.com or call 1.888.get.fios get the best. get fios.

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north and west of the metro area you're going to be running into some rain. we will have this rain move in from the west over the next hour or so coming into the metro area. now the main area of rain out in the panhandle of west virginia. this area of the heavier rain is going to pass perhaps into fauquier county in about another hour or so. there's some of the leading edg. here's the hour by hour timing. it's going to be mostly light rain but enough to make the pavement wet for the latter part of the evening commute. i've got new timing on the storms for tomorrow. they could be severe. it is the end of an era.

music scene. the last standing kent mill record store is closing its doors. >> it has been here for 43 years. this is a huge blow to local musicians who depend on that store to sell their tunes. >> at its peak, there were nearly 40 stores. today this is the last kemp mill record store standing. they've lost their lease. they'll be closing up next month. while this signals the end of an era for our area as far as those big record store chains, it's also bad news for local musicians who have come to count on this store as a place where they can sell their original music, particularly the go go community. >> it's gone. and it's a very sad and somber thing, because we've had a lot

it was all of the latest music. when you come in, they would be blasting whoever put our records that week or whatever. that would just send people to the counter because they're going to buy it. you don't have that anymore. >> you don't realize until you go through something like this just what you mean to a lot of people. we've had people come into the store that have actually started crying over this. it gets like wow. >> reporter: kemp mill records will be here through at least the middle of march. the owners are hoping for a miracle that maybe they will be able to relocate, but they say that's unlikely. in prince george's county, mark segraves, news4. are you planning to buy a new car this year? we're putting them to the test to see which ones are the most reliable and the safest. a quiet neighborhood turned upside down by a steady stream of speeding cars. th

residents in a d.c. community say a traffic app designed to help you avoid congestion is directing too many cars onto their street. >> this generated a lot of discussion when we had our facebook live right before the show. folks say it is turning into a real safety concern. adam tuss is look into the story. >> reporter: the residents here in this quiet northwest d.c. community are furious.

the traffic app ways. they say it's been taking all the traffic off of busy mcarthur boulevard and then sending it here into this community. we are talking about uber drivers, delivery trucks, all sorts of traffic they say is now coming through here. in fact, they say this community and this road, which used to see just about 200 vehicles a day is now seeing 1500 vehicles a day. the frustration is apparent. >> a car came around and i was on -- i wasn't in the middle of the street. i was on the side. and my arm was hit and it dented their mirror. that's when i decided we needed to be part of a larger voice in trying to get this fixed. >> reporter: coming up, we'll have much more for you. what does ways say about all this and can the city step in and do anything for pizthese people? metro's safe track program is move into thene

work program ends today. crews are wrapping up work on the blue line between the roslyn and pentagon stations. then surge 13 will begin starting on saturday march 4th through april 9th. they'll be working on the yellow and blue lines. during that time trains will be running less frequently. once again you should plan ahead. the store promised her a refund that never came. a local woman says a big retailer owed her thousands of dollars but she never saw the money. >> and we're working for you. >> yeah, we all know what it's like to hear that a check's in the mail but it never actually arrives. >> you're going to hear from that woman who says the contractor did some shoddy work on her home and then promised a refund. refund never came. see what happens when she called susan hogan for help. >>

twice in the past week. a child playing with fire sets the house ablaze. >> in one instance with deadly consequences. firefighters are working to make sure it never happens again. they're finding creative ways to do it. we're keeping a close eye on the white house this evening as we near the top of the 5:00 hour. >> because a protest is set to begin soon. this one is bringing some star power to our town. handly and i will see you at 5:00. tom, you're keeping an eye on what's coming our way from the weather tonight. >> yes. if you suffer from allergies -- i'm getting a lot of complaints that it's early. but we are getting some relief in the form of some rain that's going to help wash pollen out of the air. we've had high pollen counts ever since we dried out from the saturday rain. here comes some more relief. live view

reston camera. they are getting some rain. but before that earlier today, i took this picture in all of all places spring valley where it looks like spring here in northwest d.c. absolutely glorious this morning and certainly early spring coming in. those are the culprits producing a lot of pottellen. the rain showers pulling out of the mountains, getting closer to the metro area. getting a few sprinkles now in montgomery county. the steadier rain, this area of green, that's coming into loudoun county and frederick county, maryland. here's the timing on that. continues to roll on through for the afternoon and evening commute. wet pavement heading back home. much of it's going to be drying out after 9:00. just a few lingering clouds overnight tonight. temperatures dropping back down into the 50s once the showers arrive. but get back up to near 60 degrees by

to mid afternoon tomorrow. that's when we'll likely see some storms coming through. this is as of 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. shenandoah valley and into frederick county and then it's after that coming into the metro area. some of the models are showing it coming in a little bit later by a couple of hours. either way, we're going to get some strong storms from mid afternoon all the way into the evening hours. much of it is going to be gonee hours. we have a low threat of an isolated tornado. and high winds are looking more likely. damaging winds are possible with this, as well as some hail like we got on saturday. smaller chance of heavy rain enough to produce flooding because it's moving so fast. it gets back down into the 40s by dawn on thursday. then all thy

30s by dawn on friday. friday clouds coming through midday, a few sprinkles and then sun back in the afternoon with highs in the 40s. look at the mornings on saturday and sunday. 20 saturday morning. sunday morning right near 30 degrees. winter saying, not so fast, not quite done with us yet. into the 40s on saturday rarc afternoon. gets chilly again into next week. if you're in the market for a new ride, consumer reports is out with its annual auto issue that includes a list of the topics. >> these are the top performing models that check all the boxes, reliable, safe and satisfied. susan hogan is here to share the details. >> that's right and also affordable. this year's list is dominated by foreign auto makers. only two u.s. brands made the top ten, buick and tesla. here's

those topics. small suvs are now the most popular cars on the road. topping the list in that category the subaru forester which sets the standard for small suvs with excellent fuel economy, super easy visibility and topnotch safety rates. if a mid sized sedan is more your style, the kia optima beats out the honda accord and toyota camry. it's tistylish, responsive and good value. >> all of the topics have high marks. they're the ones that beat out all the competition. >> need a smaller car at a great value? the roomy chevrolet cruz has a quiet ride. 47 miles per gallon on the highway. its overall score beats the popular honda civic and

kor corolla. >> consumer reports looks at data across an entire model line to come up with a brand report card. this year the top three are all german auto makers, audi, porche and bmw. >> at the bottom of that brand report card, mitsubishi, jeep and fiat. isn't that crazy? >> i like the little suvs. >> me too. i'm with you. a trip to disneyland that ends in tragedy. neighbors stunned by what they heard and what they saw. >> i heard her scream help

we just didn't know where she was. >> it's new video and we've got new details about a plane that collided with homes below as well as the people on board. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get our best offer of the year. 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. go to getfios.com or call 1.888.get.fios get the best. get fios.

a sinkhole surprise in northern new jersey this morning. a water main broke in hoboken leaving a crater in the street completely filled with

it wasn't until the water receded that the crew fixing the break also found an empty suv in that sinkhole. new video from california shows a man running from his burning home seconds after a plane crashed into his living room. other video shows the moment the plane went down in this riverside neighborhood. the plane carried a family on a trip to disneyland. three of the five people on board died. >> reporter: the cessna 310 heading for san jose crashed into two homes in riverside, california. the plane went down a half a mile northeast of the riverside airport around 4:30 near the home of a young woman who was shaken by the sound of an explosion. >> we felt like an earthquake type feel. we ran out and we just knew immediately it was an airplane crash. we heard the engine crashing. >> reporter: that plane broke into pieces upon impact.

passenger crying for help. >> i heard the lady that was pulled out when i was -- i heard her scream help me, help me. we just didn't know where she was. it was very scary. >> upon impact, the plane pretty much split apart. luckily she was ejected and very minor injuries even though we're treating her as a critical patient. >> reporter: we have been told there are two survivors, two adult women. we have confirmed the plane is registered to nourihijazi. we have been told he is an experienced pilot. both are avid travelers. >> sound like they came in earlier in the week, actually in the weekend and they had a cheer conference at disneyland this week. our news continues right now with jim and wendy. news4 at 5:00 starts now. right now at

made thousands of miles away for the abduction of a student at georgetown university. new scrutiny for d.c.'s public health lab tonight after hundreds were given incorrect results during testing for the zika virus. rain is on the way. how it's going to impact the rest of your evening and your morning commute. first, we begin with that arrest and an abduction that happened in broad daylight in one of the district's busiest neighborhoods. good evening and welcome to news4 at 5:00. i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. this is a case that stretched from the east to the west coast. a man accused of kidnapping a georgetown student and captured on surveillance video is now in custody. let's get to pat collins in chevy chase with the details. >> reporter: wendy, there are kidnappings and then there are kidnappings, but this one, this one for the

paolo alderossi is 34 years old. he's from italy. he lives in london. he enjoys the finer things in life. he's been arrested and charged in a bizarre kidnapping seem here in d.c. fasten your seat belts. january 26th, it's in the afternoon. a georgetown student is walking down the street. a guy in a car motions him other and says, how do you get to dulles airport. that guy is paolo. he kidnaps that student and takes him for a ride he won't soon forget. it's all spelled out in the court papers. he drives his captive to the suntrust bank in georgetown and tells the student to go inside and use his debit card to withdraw $500. but the debit card doesn't work. so he takes the student to the wells fargo bank t