braddock road at pleasant valley, a car off the road there.ound 340 there in frederick county just after 15, all westbound lanes are still blocked because of a nasty crash from earlier this morning. police tell us eastbound is open. back in ten minutes with more. >>> new details in the shooting of colorado planned parenthood. who says the gunman previously targeted the organization. >>> is another federal government shutdown on the way? government shutdown on the way? the deadline looming over that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. owe. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> 74-year-old man said he was tied up, threatened and had his credit cards stolen in his own home at the hands of a woman. he said he didn't want to be identified because he's afraid she'll come back. th

also inner loop at braddock road is looking better than it did before. a little slowdown here outer loop as you're approaching 95. taking a look at 395 south at duke street, still have the disabled vehicle there on the right shoulder. as we fly in there on 66, looking good fairfax county parkway to the beltway. listen to wtop 103.5 when you hop in your car. canal road blocked each way because of a car fire. more in just a minute. >>> 4:42. new information in on the san bernardino shootings, what lawmakers now know and what to expect next on capitol hill. >>> plus the cookie wrapper trail that may lead the fbi to a serial robber. we'll show you the evidence. time to wake up. >>> an attack at an afghanistan airport is still ongoing. taliban fighters attacked the kandahar airport yesterday. nato countries including the u.s. use this particular airport. we've learned this morning at least 18 people have been killed including civilians. attackers and security forces are still fighting and security at the airport has been increased as a result. middle eastern

. >> meet mitchell braddock, also known as mico. he's a 45-year-old ex-con who did ten years in a michigan state penitentiary for robbery and assault. >> so i feel people that are weak and not in shape and can't protect their girls shouldn't be in this business. >> front side. he's got the money. white male, black top. keep an eye on him. >> we first met mico in 2010 -- >> step out. >> hands up. hands up. >> when he was arrested by michigan's human trafficking task force for pimping out a 19-year-old woman named heather giardan. >> get your shirt on. >> also known to police as lil' barbie. >> please. i didn't do anything. >> put your pants on. >> let me put my clothes on. >> at the time mico rejected the pimp label, choosing instead to describe himself as a bodyguard and chauffeur, offering guidance and protection to women working in the sex trade. >> i've never had one girl ever been hurt being with me. not one. you guys look at it differently, but i truly believe that i'm doing a good deed by protecting them. technically, okay, i

his name is justin braddock. he threw a boy to the ground so hard on monday the 5-year-old was knocked unconscious. a fellow employee called the police. the boy had to go to the hospital with some serious injuries. braddock is out on bond facing felony child abuse charges. >> with everyone talking and singing about being home for the holidays, this can be specially difficult time for kids who are waiting and hoping for permanent adoptive homes. >>> we want to introduce you to a team that is been busy filling up a big sack with holiday gifts specifically for our waiting wednesday's kids. you might be thinking that santa's efls areiqóeç actually santa's seniors in red hats. >> there were boaters an bonnets and bucket styles. while the mill innary choices may vary, they are of one mind when it comes to helping children in foster care having a happy holiday season. the last parties, the red hat brigade put on for our wednesday's children. one event was a back to school bash. the red hat team had pooled resources from

. >> in other news, grief counselors will be on hand tomorrow at lake braddock secondary school in fairfax county. the school sent out this picture of 18-year-old awin acrowy and he was driving on the franconia springfield parkway when he slammed into several trees. the faculty support go out to his family and friends. several passengers onboard an air france flight are being questioned after a fake explosive device was found mid-flight. the plane to paris was forced to make an emergency landing in the town of mumbasa, kenya. a device made out of cardboard, paper and a household timer. someone hid it behind a mirror in the bathroom. the plane landed safely and hundreds of passenger quickly evacuated down the emergency slide. >> the plane went down slowly, slowly, slowly and we realized probably something was wrong that the personnel of air france was great and they were wonderful to keep everyone calm and very quiet. >> nobody was injured in this incident. passengers were taken to local hotels. air france has stepped up their security since the deadly paris attacks. the airline ceo says th

as we move to talk about metro, delays possible on a blue and yellow line between braddock road and national airport. that is where the have national track work. between the red line between grossman and medical center. track work being done through out the day problems on the capital beltway. for the most far, we are in the green. you have a good idea of how clear we actually are. we are not seeing any big accidents right now. we had an earlier issue on 270 that is now gone. a live look in montgomery county, traveling on the beltway in both directions, your georgia avenue, we are in really nice shape. no issues leaving the house to worry about. >> thank you. police this noon investigating i wild crash. an suv jumped the curb, hit a tree, and slammed into a house for a house for jeannette reyes is an capitol heights this noon with what may have caused the crash. jeanette: the debris field as a result of this accident is large. this is one of the many things that fell off of the speeding suv. i want to show you something further down. that gray car, the suv sideswiped that vehicle. this is go

. >> donna, braddock, pennsylvania. go ahead. >> caller: hi. i was just wondering what made you decide to become president instead of continuing to practice law. >> well, i only practiced law for seven years. and that was right here in williamsburg, virginia. i gave up the practice of law once the monarchy of great britain closed down the courts of justice. that was about 1774. i turned over most of my unfinished cases to my cousin, mr. edmond randolph. do you know that his father, my cousin, john randolph, was the last attorney general of the crown before the war began. and edmond was the first attorney general in our constitution under our constitution. so i had long given up the practice of law and pursued more of my interests in legislation, being able to put forth arguments and debates that would result in bills and laws that would make for a greater happiness and greater opportunity, if you will, throughout not only my native commonwealth, but our nation and ultimately for the world. and so you see, it was not so much the practice of law

control of his car and slammed into several trees. 18-year-old laween aqua wi was a senior at lake braddock secondary school. his passenger was not hurt seriously in the crash. the memorial will be held tonight at 8:00 p.m. in the school's parking lot. even though school is out for the break, grief counselors will be available to students on monday. >>> breaking news. there were no survivors on the small plane that crashed in bakersfield. the ntsb is expected to arrive today to begin their investigation. a mayday call came from the aircraft around 4:30 saturday afternoon. shortly after the call the plane was reported missing from radar. it was found several hours later. >>> we're learning more about the txfiñoffer-duty officer inv shooting of a suspect. he had just gotten off work when the suspect came up and pointed a toy gun at him. he asked for the officer's wallet. the officer said he thought that that gun was real. >> it looked like a black revolver when he announced the robbery and that's when the officer shot him. >> >>> in decision 2016 the final debate of 2015 is in books. terroris

reports of any problems for you right now and we are getting report os after brand-new crash on braddock road. be careful because it sounds as if the road may be closed. >> let's not forget that freedom is more powerful than fear and we have always met challenges, whether war or depression. natural disasters or terrorist attacks by coming together. >> president obama promises america it's equipped to beat terrorism. nbc's tracie potts joins us now. >> we're hearing from presidential candidates and lawmaker senator lynn city graham saying there was nothing new here. we also heard from rand paul who talked about the gun laws that the president is pushing saying they have all those in place and it did not prevent the shooting. the other big piece of this, the president talked about how we deal with muslims in this country and talked about not isolating them based on their religion. they said they welcome that attitude as they try to be a partner in inciting terror. >> i do want to ask. these candidates criticizing the president, have we heard from any of them. did they seize this moment? us

outer loop at braddock, have an accident. inner loop at 123, two different problems there. 275 north at malcolm x, the ramp still blocked there. and greene and yellow lines delay to the greenbelt and huntington. >>> prince george's county police are apologizing over audio tests on the county helicopter. this scared some university of maryland students. loud speaker announced take shelter and put your weapons down. it did include a message that said it was test, but not everyone heard that part. county police say it was indeed just a test. >>> today prince george's county leaders will open a brand new police station in ft. washington. however the new district 7 station won't be up and running until next month. that's only because of changes the county made after tracee wilkins reported police wouldn't have the money to staff the station until next september. the ribbon cutting is at 11:00 this morning. >>> good morning. many americans are struggling to keep up with skyrocketing rent. a new study from harvard show as record num

part of the crystal city potomac yard transit way, five mile route connecting the crystal city and braddockoad metro stations. the washington post reports crews will install shelters, roof decks and real time information displays at seven stations in the next few weeks. >>> a new proposal by the irs could hurt charities and other nonprofit organizations. a proposed irs rule would have nonprofits collect social security numbers with any donation that is more than $250. charities say that could be a potential book keeping nightmare. they also say it may discourage donors from giving. >> look at what goes on around with hackers and what happened in for profit companies and what happens in the federal government. there is so much paperwork already. >> the irs says the proposal would be voluntary if it does go into effect. >>> you can follow storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell on twitter because it is a weather alert day had here at news 4. chuck will tweet out any information that could impact your day weatherwise. but can we expect rain on new year's eve? the answer to that at 6:41. >>> chan

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capital beltway from the springfield interchange, moving slow passing braddock road, robinson terminalheaded toward interstate you have. i-66 faring nicely in terms of incidences, volume delays for the most part. heavy and slow from centreville inside the beltway through west falls church on the brakes making your way toward sycamore street. that's the latest on the roads. >> anchor: today in the district a glimpse of the future along the hg corridor. city officials are now set to kickoff 3 weeks of city service for the dc street car. the second time the city has conducted they see test runs in the long delayed rollout. if all goes well the trolleys could be carrying passengers as early as january 11. happening today, you'll finally get to meet the national zoo's newest panda cub. in about 30 minutes. he will make his media debut along with his mom. 4 months old next week. already walking and really starting to grow up. he's really, really cute, too! you can get more news, weather and traffic on good morning washington on news channel 8. hope you have >>> good morning, america. it's 8:

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both subjects were braddock allies and had been for quite some time. and then there is this. see something, say something. passengers on a bus and pretended that. one passenger looked -- they had him removed from the bus. now the bus company is being called islam phobic. that could happen here. you could see something, say something and get soothed. >> i think so, stuart. the real issue when i look at what unfolded in california are a couple of very intriguing aspects. terrorist cells like this surveilled multiple targets. we have not seen or heard what else has been looked at. to me, that is critical to try to determine, and i'm sure that the task force is looking into that. >> you see something you say something. is that our first line of defense? look at what happens. the same thing could happen here. we have a problem. >> i think that we do have a problem. in essence, it takes better human intelligence. stuart: what are we supposed to do about it? it is here. it is now. i do not want to be sued. that will affect our pursuit of radical jihad. what are we going to do about