him. he s denied all the allegations and after the searches, diddy s attorney said mr. combs is innocent and will continue to fight every single day to clear his name with me. now, in studio to get to the center of these cases, you ve probably heard about this week christopher eight, daniel, he covers black culture for the atlanta journal-constitution also, attorney and law professor ivory, welcome to you both mole let me start with you. all right so three lawsuits filed against for lawsuits filed against diddy one was from a woman who alleged sex trafficking and gang rape when she was 17 in high school would there have to have been more than what s in that lawsuit to justify to a judge to get the warrants to searches two homes well, that would be obviously in order to do this ray, there had to be probable cause to get those search warrants and a judge saw what he saw and said that there was that s right. so the fact that we re dealing, there are many allegations, some are
virginia state police say trooper z.j. kuhn was assisting another trooper on a stop of a suspected d.u.i. case it was here on exit 3 on 395 south. a routine happening on any given highway this one would turn out to be anything but routine. while trooper coombs sat in his cruiser 38-year-old kunia arrived on the scene. police say kunia behind the while of his 2013 infiniti was driving under the influence. he wasn t injured, trooper kuhn was, but police say it was only minor injuries. kamia was arrested and charged with driving under the influence. state police say other charges could be coming. derrick ward news4. a woman is locked up tonight because of what investigators describe as a bad temper in an intense need for nicotine. d.c. police say she walked up to a man and asked him for a cigarette this morning. when he didn t give him one, she punched him. police arrested her for robbery. let s take a live look outside at news4 city cam, we all enjoy the weather this afte
coming weekend and maybe significant rains because we need them headed into next week. roads around the country have been flooded around the country with cars. los angeles, boston, new york, and virginia in the bottom left. aaa said holiday travel is expected to be up by 1 million people compared to last year. the most thanksgiving travelers in 9 s. the airport. unattended baggage is subject reporter: nearly 50 million people will be traveling 50 miles this holiday ekwe end,and while reagan national certainly got busy today, ultimately things ran smoothly here. coming home to see family. reporter: but coming home on one of the busiest travel days of the year usually means a expecting. ? orlando the precheck line was ridiculously long. reporter: she turned out to be ridiculously surprised when landing at reagan national. we got here, and there s not many people in the airport, surprisingly. very surprised. reporter: hers was one of the good travel experie
almost a week after baltimore s worst riots, the city s mayor says it s time to get that community back to normal. today officials lifted the emergency curfew and tonight thousands of national guard troops who had massed on the city s streets are getting ready to head home. many businesses are hoping to recover what they describe as a devastating week. we begin tonight with nbc s ron allen on the ground for us in baltimore. ron, good evening. reporter: good evening, peter. tonight there are still national guard troops on duty as you can see. it will take a couple of days for them to pull out completely. during the unrest police say they made more than 480 arrests, more than 100 officers injured but today officials say baltimore has turned a very positive corner. down but not out. the sunday message at this baltimore church that lost a community center in the riots last week but today with faith and donations pouring in celebrated plans to rebuild. part of the legacy, th
good evening, almost a week after baltimore s worst riots, the city s mayor says it s time to get that community back to normal. today officials lifted the emergency curfew and tonight thousands of national guard troops who had massed on the city s streets are getting ready to head home. many businesses are hoping to recover what they describe as a devastating week. we begin tonight with nbc s ron allen on the ground for us in baltimore. ron, good evening. reporter: good evening, peter. tonight there are still national guard troops on duty as you can see. it will take a couple of days for them to pull out completely. during the unrest police say they made more than 480 arrests, more than 100 officers injured but today officials say baltimore has turned a very positive corner. down but not out. the sunday message at this baltimore church that lost a community center in the riots last week but today with faith and donations pouring in celebrated plans to rebuild. part o