jummy: we begin this noon with day number two of metro's safe track program area so far it has been what people expected. in other words, long delays and crowded trains. sam sweeney has the story. 3 me --

fairly on time this morning. were they of it all? absolutely. were people frustrated question mark sure. but for the most part they were not angry. >> everyone tries to stand up and pushed together. >> doors opening. could the troubled transit agency stay on track for the busy tuesday morning commute? it appeared that it did it. >> it's going good. >> i'm not a regular writer. i will give them a b. sam: the fear that more commuters would pack cars after learning there were no major hiccups on monday. with 70% fewer trains, the simply is not enough room for everyone. >> i usually get a >> i have never seen people standing, and the amount of

just heavier than it usually is. >> we still have several days of tracking in virginia. blue, orange, and silver lines are close between eastern market and minnesota avenue. back to you. jummy: now we move to the 2016 presidential race. 's biggestonald trump endorser distancing himself from the likely candidate. "textbook definition of a " andt comment "indefensible" is what house speaker paul ryan called trump has comments about a judge. ryan: i will defend our ideas and our majority, and i think our likelihood of getting these ideas into law are far more likely if we are unified as a party, so i you as my job as speaker of the house t

jummy: ryan endorsed trump just last week. it is predicted that hillary clinton has clinched enough delegates secure the democratic nomination. well, so much for the rain staying away. it looks like it is making a comeback. doug: a slight chance this afternoon we see a shower or thunderstorm, kind of cloudy at 84 degrees, definitely a bit more ondo the muggyug side. upper air disturbance with a chance during the afternoon, early afternoon hours, shower and thunderstorm, we will get into the early 80's. meanwhile, keeping our eyes south on the region, to the south and at least already, the rain from colin is racing off shore. remember this time yesterday, it was in the gulf of mexico, and it has already swung through offshore. it is getting stronger. stronger now than it has ever been, but the good news is it

could over the next several days. almost 800 miles a day -- it is flying, and it will diminish. we'll keep an eye on that and our local weather and promise cooler, drier, wonderful, chamber of commerce weather coming in the next few days. jummy: thank you. meanwhile, in florida, a state of emergency has been declared for parts of the state after tropical storm colin made areasll, drenching some with as much as 10 inches of rainfall. the big concern now is lighting. it is no longer a tropical storm but still likely to bring heavy rain. closer to home, happening now in the district, the city could be on the verge of raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. our d.c. piura chief is live with what is taking place this morning. sam: that was a good way of saying it -- on the verge of

raising the wage. that is what they are doing here. the d.c. council is in session and will be taking this matter of shortly, but before the vote, the mayor and council members and some unions held a news conference at the wilson building to celebrate what the mayor called a fair shot wage increase. d.c. toss minimum wage is currently at $11.50 an hour and would increase in stages to $15 an hour by the year 2020. neede goal is simple -- we to put more money in the pockets of our working families and to put more people on the pathway to the middle class in our city. we want every single resident to have a full shot. sam: the council is in session. the council is in session as we speak. they will be taking that matter up today, and also, this means that a ballot initiative for a $15 and hour minimum wage will beff

council members and mayor admitted that the initiative pushed them to move ahead on this issue. back to you. jummy: thank you so much. smoke is being blamed this noon for a deadly apartment fire in fairfax overnight on mosby woods drive. john gonzalez has more on the investigation as well as the victim. this afternoon, the smell of smoke is still intense inside the hallway here. the victim has been identified as 74-year-old william patton, a decorated veteran who lived right here. you can he the residue on the door. neighbors tell us he was a heavy smoker. fire investigators believe that is what caused this fire -- a lit cigarette but in the middle of the night. >> all i heard was my neighbor knocking really hard on the door yelling "fire!" jon: some neighbors tell us they were

alarm but rather the frantic pounding on the door by this neighbor. it was almost impossible to see -- heavy, dark smoke billowing out of this apartment building. >> right downstairs, you could already feel the smoke, and it was hot -- like, really hot -- already. john: iyer smoldered for hours with little lock jen. it started inside the unit of an elderly disabled man who was confined to a wheelchair. when firefighters arrived, the 74-year-old marine corps veteran was still inside. >> carried him downstairs, put him on a stretcher. two dozen residents have been displaced. >> my daughter was scared. she happened. -- she cried, "what happened, mommy?" of thate actions neighbor saved a lot of lives. most of the displaced residents will be allowed that

when unit sustained severe water damage. back to you inside. we want to getw, a look at how the roads are doing. jamie sullivan has a traffic update for us. jamie: we're starting off in the district. bridge work has been going on so far most of the week. it is down to one lane, that left lane and the center lane are the ones blocked off. until this work scheduled this evening would hopefully, they will wrap everything up. miles per hour, so this is very, very heavy. traveling 395 northbound, crossing that orting king street bridge, not bad at all. excepta lot of green this one spot heading inbound on kenilworth avenue. brakes asll on the you approach the 11th street bridge, nice little break. 66 not looking bad at all. both directions heading in an outbound.

you 270 right near germantown road. no issues whatsoever. nice, clear drive as you continue past the closer toward 70, may be headed toward hagerstown, no issues right now. happy to report that. police are still investigating a metro bus crash this noon yesterday afternoon in chevy chase. 13 people were hurt. the bus apparently collided with a pickup truck before veering off the road and crashing into a tree. investigators say evidence from cameras on the bus will show the pickup driver was at fault for this one. authorities are looking into is alcohol played a role in a fatal accident in frederick, maryland, monday on michaels mill road in the middle of the afternoon. as suzanne kennedy tells us, residents are concerned about the use of atv's on the roadways. suzanne: the incident took place here on this winding road

skidmarks left behind from this crash. it happened at 2:45 monday afternoon. the ettrick county sheriff's department said the atv crossed the double yellow line and struck a 2014 kia soul. in that car was a woman and her son, neither seriously injured, but the passenger in the atv was thrown from the vehicle and died at the scene. be a cans were visible on and near that atv. residence here there they are concerned about the dangerous use of these vehicles. >> the atv is a one vehicle. it has its place. it is not a licensed vehicle. it does not belong on public roads. would be true at any time. it is extremely true with the increased traffic that we have. making the danger more dangerous. suzanne: the victim has been identified. the driver of the atv, 29-year-old kenneth niblett of

frederick, maryland, was transported to maryland shop trauma and has not yet been charged in connection with this fatal crash. you may remember this video -- a fiery plane crash right into a home in gaithersburg and 2014. today, the ntsb said ice on the plane was the cause of the crash. documents released in january showed the ntsb believed winter weather may have played a role. six people died including a mother and her teen of young children. they were inside that home at the time. up -- when was the drug use at its height you can run >> the last few years of our marriage. it's terrible, both of us trying to be clean. >> singer bobby brown opening up about his tumultuous marriage to the late whitney houston. we will talk to robin roberts about that exclusive interview. also coming up, a seven euro boy

a week is out of the hospital. the unlikely thing he says he is looking forward to. and

sad story here -- the last surviving search dog for 9/11 has died. written he served -- brittany served at ground zero. she suffered kidney failure and was nearly 17 years old. she arrived for her final visit to the that yesterday for a heroes salute. she had been studying all her life or the impact of 9/11 pollutants.

cincinnati zoo reopened today with a higher reinforced barrier. this comes 10 days after a three year old boy got into a gorilla enclosure. outrage erupted after zoo employees shot the gorilla to protect the child. announced yesterday the boy's family will not be charged. the japanese boy whose parents abandon him in the forest as punishment is now at the hospital and says he is ok. he was treated and tested for the hydration and malnutrition after spending six days in the woods. his parents left him by the side of the road to teach him a lesson or bad behavior, they say, and when they came back, he was gone. police say the parents will not be charged. the seven-year-old says he is looking forward to going back to school. let's get a check of your forecast. rain headed our way possibly? possibly. for the moment, we are looking

from this vantage point on the boardwalk at second street, you are looking this way, that is the southeast and this is the top of the cloud circulation associated with tropical storm -- well, post-tropical storm colin now. 84 degrees in leesburg. 82 in manassas. a lot of sunshine but also a few showers and storms starting to bubble up to the west. a cold front is going to come through tomorrow with gusty winds and maybe a passing shower or so and then cooler and drier air area for the moment, the wind is fairly light. as far as doppler radar goes, there is an area to the west and southwest of hagerstown. just groundtuff is cover in the metro area. more showers starting to break out in the pennsylvania area with a this

notice ocean city right there with the sunshine, but as you look to the east and southeast, you see that back edge of clouds. this thing is flying. pretty much exit stage right on our futurecast by 5:30 this afternoon. we do show the possibility of showers here and there, but the main area of rain well offshore as it accelerates to the northeast. we will continue to get the wind from the northwest and the cold front comes through with the chance for a couple of showers and wind will be rather gusty. that is going to bring in drier and cooler air for thursday and friday. even thursday night, it will be delightful. meantime, here is our forecast for this day. tonight, partly cloudy and 61. tomorrow, it will be breezy. noticeably cooler, 76, with a chance of passing shower. for the next seven days, watch numbers stay

thursday and friday. mostly sunny skies. temperatures will be in the range of 78 to 80 degrees. a slight chance of a shower. there's probably a little better chance of a shower on sunday rather than saturday. highs will be in the mid-80's. we are settling down a seems finally to a quiet, june, early summer-type weather pattern here. jummy: i like it. let's keep it that way. >> you said that you felt that as parents you and whitney failed bobbi kristina? bobby: for us to have everything we wanted at such a young age, it was a blessing and a curse. we should have done better. j that was singer bobby brown telling all in a new book, story,"ittle step: my telling the story of his rise to fame and often rocky relationship with wife whitney houston. that interview will air

.oins us with a preview roberts: robbie brown does not hold back. led himttle step has to this point and he wants to share and does tonight. we heard that little clip, how he feels about how him and whitney and their actions lead to everything that went on with their daughter as well. what was the emotion like during that part of the interview? raw atthe emotion was so that point. many people have seen the preview and the tears from bobby, and it was during that time when he was talking about bobbi kris, talking that the two days the twin the last time he called her and when she went into that coma and she was to come to l.a. their relati

especially after whitney past, and they had just turned the corner a little bit. you could just feel the woulda, coulda, shouldas. for any parent to say that they knew that they would have and should have done more as parents, and it was very apparent that it is something that weighs heavily on his heart. absolutely, and he also admitted to you about abusing cocaine and marijuana and other drugs as well. robin: yes, he did not show -- he did not hold back about that. i showed the picture from when they were married. i was not expecting this response, and he did say how happy they were, and he also said that was also the first day he saw her using hard drugs, cocaine, and walked in on her before the wedding, saying that was the first time he had seen her using that type of drug, but he does not shy away

i should say he does not make excuses. he is apologetic but that time in their life, but it was something that we as the public thought, but he really puts detail behind those things that we thought about them and how they were living their lives. jummy: with this new book coming out and his coming clean, do you think writing the book helped him heal from this? is that something you could tell from this? robin: i hope so. i did ask if he is clean or if he is still using, and he said he is not using narcotics -- that was his word -- in the last 10 years or so but still struggles with alcohol. i also spoke with his wife, and she spoke about how he has this demon and has to reboot

. he struggles, but he is very hopeful. his wife is expecting their third child. he has adult children and he wanted to be a different ending for them. jummy: i can imagine. we're all looking forward to that exclusive interview ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy

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