we'll know if same-sex couples n marry legally under the constitutit justices will review an appeals court ruling th upheld a ban on same-sex in four states -- kentucky michigan, ohio, ae -- and they are approachg it as a states' . states can recognize things unions legally banned in stooirts. petition isxpected by late june. 14 states currently have bans on gay marria and last week florida became the 36th state to allow same-sex marriage. a gull lineup poll from last year showed 55% approval for the gay marriages. i'm scott mcfarland. any minute we are expecting report on what happed inside that metro tunnel on monday. this comes on a day when there's been more trouble on the tracks for metro. >> there have been two separate reports of smo on the rails.

derrick wa joins us live from l'enphant plaza metro with the latest. >> rep as you said indeed, we eo hear from the national transp very soon about details, at le a preliminary report into what happened o an incident in the extreme, but not completely rare. smoke in the tunnel happens every day. metro says it's almost a daily occurrence tra the rails resultin smoke. but with monday's incident where one woman died there is now a height and response like the one at the boston metro station this morning. a similar report at ft. totten and another reported at twinbrook earlier in the afternoon. injuries minor delays that was the extent of it. riders are taking it in stride. >> i feel pretty secure on the metro. maybe on the yellow line we get stopped the tunnel coming in

but i've never felt unsafe. >> reporte as the time line emerges, d promising her own inquiry focusing on response by police and fire. >> we've captured all of the 911 calls during that period of time. thi as the ntsb takes the lead in a thorough investigat int the incident believed to caused by an electrical frash the third rail. the total number of plaintiffs the subsequent lawsuit is growing. 12 now with attorneys for those plaintiffs subpoenaing police and fire about calls. >> the what-ifs. if they can't track down exactly what happened maybe it can happen ar here is what we hear preliminy from the ntsb report. it seemed an electrical breaker tripped because of severe damage to a third rail a fes ahead of the train where this

incident happened on monday. this just out from ntsb. we hope to bring you more detornado informa about what they found in their preliminary report as it becomes available. derrick ward back to you. the woman who died on monday will be laid to rest next week. carol glover was one of the passenge on the yellow line train that filled with smoke. she died from acute respiratory failure due to smoke exposure. a memorial servic will be held for her on monday in northeast washingt. she's survived by her mother and two adult chi rterrorism raid were carried across the continent german french and belgian po authorities s they prevented an imminent large-scale attack on police targets in addition to some heavy weapons, the suspects had stockpiled police uniforms and radios. all this is coming after the deadly terror attacks in paris.

deepening concerns about foreign fighters i iq and syria coming back to launch attacks on their home soil. don't tru anyone. that's what the father of the man charged with plotting to bomb the capitol said when his son arrived in court today. chril p to set off pipe bombs at the capitol and shoot people as they ran out of the building. he was arrested in ohio wednesday after buying two assault-ste rifles and 600 rounds of ammunition. in court today he asked to be referred to by his muslim name. the magistrate refused to set bail and ordered him detained pending trial. you're now looking at video from chopper 4 over an accident involving a fire vehicle from montgomery co. e wreck happened just after noon in gaithersburg near quint orchard road. the battalion chief was in his suv responding to a townhouse fire when he collided with a minivan. paramedics tk bh drivers to the hospital. both are expected to recover.

the son of former d.c. mayor marion bar says he'll stay in the race for a council seat despite an incident earlier this week that attracted police attention. a police report says marion christopr barry is suspected of threatening a bank teller and destroying secy camera at a downtown pnc bank branch on tuesday. he's not been charged. he posted on facebook today that his campaign won't be bogged down and deterred by quote, frivolous events. he's been arrested at least six times in the past four years and is currently on probation. a baby born on the beltway before the morning rush hour. this happened on the elder loop near thek rd exit. the woman was head to inova fairfax hospital when she called 911 and said she was going into labor. paramedics responded and got the n to an ambulance but before they could get to a hospital, e baby came on the side of the highway, a lit bail by girl.

fire officials were fo safety of the woman and the crew. >> they were on the side of the highway so, that was a concern. but because it was cold and she was not wearing a great deal of clothing. >> fairfax county fire officials say the mother and baby are doing just fine. prosecutors are going through years of video in the case of a local rabbi and they need more time. barry friende l is accused of hiding a camera and clock radio to secretly record women in a ritual shower area. he was fired from the synagogue last month appearan in court today. a group of protesters came out to greet him, the signs reading "no plea deal." there is a deal in the works set that would restore all the football wins for penn state and joe paterno t taken away during a child sex abuse scandal. the ncaa announced the deal today. a few weeks ahead of the trial over t legality of a consent

decree that had stripped the school of those wins. a state sen and the state treasurer filed a suit over that. this deal is approved by the university penn state gets its 112 wins back on the record and paterno again w known as the winningest coach in major college football history with 409 victories. former assistant coach jerry sandusky is serving at least 30 years for sexually abusing boys between 1994 and 2009. rum, cigar, credit cards, in terms of relations between the united ss and cuba today marks a turning point. as of this afternoon, americans can use credit cards in cuba to spend more money there and buy cuban cigars and bring them home. u.s. telecommunication companies e allowed to export equipment to build up the internet there. the obama adminisn hatz relaxed the rules to the point it will allow more americans to p on news 4 at 6:00

local travel agents tell david cut what you nd to know if you're hoping to visit cuba. we've had some gorgeous weather today, but it will be changing for the weekend. storm te veronica johnson. >> we'll be cooling down and it will be getting breezy and, yes, wet, too on top of that. meanwhile, tod earlier, yes, we had some warmth out there, our warmest temperature, our highest readings since january 5th at 49 degrees at reagan national. but, again, cooler conditions for the weekend, so temperatures will really start coming down agaie walking e dogs this evening, going out, count on some quiet conditions and dry weather. that wind that we've had out there, lit settle down. we're at 40 degrees by 7:00 p.m. 36 by 9:00 34 clear and cold by 11:00 p.m. so your weather story for today, a chilly evening for us dry saturday the rain for some this weekend. interesting weather system this weekend. some of you might not see any

rain. some will see a little rain. and some could see a lot of rain. what in a couple minutes. a dramatic end to a manhunt after four guys robbed a pawnshop leading police on a wild chase. tragedy outside of a college dorm when someone falls out of a window and onto a pedestrian. and we're following breaking news the ntsb is releasing their preliminary rept on metro's underground emer

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arrested but overnight police surround a home after someone reported suspicious activity. as they moved in a car bust out of sped off. police then arrested another suspect, a 72-year-old woman and her 51-year-old daughter were discover dead inside the home. police arrested the other two suspects this morning. striking trush haulers reached a new deal today in maryland. union workers in montgomery and howard cy approved a new four-year contract. they'll get immediate pay raises and paid time off. worker who is take on extra routes will be paid for doing it. community picks up the trash of some 60,00 the counties. crews are working on a broken water m in alexandria. the break happened this morning on park center drive between king street and park avenue. cell phone pictures showed what looked like a geyser shooting into the air. that water then poured down king street turning it into a sheet of ice and shutting down king

street in the middle of the rush hour. ths also water damage right now to the fitness club and the lobby of the park center. >> the doorways and into the billing, any way it can get in basically. how mh water? >> at least about 3 or 4 fe came in here. we jumped on top of it and got most of it cleaned up. closure of king street impacted few school bus routes th morning. the school system says everythi is back to normal this afternoon and kid will ride their regular buses home. it was the largest offshore oil spill in american history and now we're learning how many barrels of oil flowed into the gulf of during that 2010 bp explosion. and it's a record. after this week's cold snap it may be hard to believe a big announce today about last year's

i'm jackie bensen at the news4 live desk. we have the latest information leased by the ntsb a few minutes ago about monday's metro crash. it few paragraphs long. the two headlines in this information t we did not know before. e first is that the ntsb confirms there two trains two trains in that tunnel beneath l'enphant plaza when this happened one stopped in the tunl south of the station at 3:15 p.m. and then a second

train, a following train that stopped at 3:25 100 feet short of the platform. both were six-car trains and people in both of those trains in all of those cars were affected by heavy smoke. the second headline deals with the third rail and how it may have contributed to a they in rescuing people from those trains. i am reading right now from the ntsb report. it says ntsb investigators have inspected the area of the incident where they observed severe e damage to the third rail and electrical cables about 1,100 feet ahead of the first train that stopped at 3:16. we have a picture included in this report to show you what that looks like. this is significant. recorded data shows about 3:16 p.m., t ten minutes even before that first train stopped, about 3:06:00 p.m. an

electric breaker one end of the section of the third rail tripped, opened. that means that that section of the third rail was not working. however, at about 3:16 p.m. metro operations control began ac ventila fans in an efft to remove smoke from the area and the electrical breaker at the other en the third ra remained closed meaning it continued to supply power to the third rail until about 3:50 p.m. so you can see the time there. the first train stopped 3:15 second train stopped at 3:25. and there is power, according to this report t third rail until 3:50 p.m. which contribud very likely to why these passengers br were being told to stay on the train and in it appear firefights being able to get down directly and re. bp dumped millions of barrels of oil into the gulf of

and its maximum fine ha$13.7 billion. the previous estimate was well over $17 billion so that's a lot lower.l judge ruled about 3 million barrels of oil poured into the govert as opposed to the government's estimate of 4 million barrels. bp is on trial for violating the clean water act. the next phase begins next week where they'll argue over the exact fine per barrel of oil. you may or may not have noticed it but last year was the warmest year on record. govern scientists examined the record and reached that conclusion. nbc's chris palone explains what it means. >> reporte the average worldwide surface temperature grew by 1.2 degrees in 2014 making it the hottest year on record. scientistsh nasa and noaa made the moumt friday. noaa weather data goes back to 1880. they say the rising temperatures contin a clear trend.

>> 15 of the past 17 years have been the warmest yea re. >> reporte whi parts of the u.s. saw record cold in 2014 many cities in the west had their warmest years ever places like san franc and nome alaska. nasa scientist jim tucker says green house gases are trapping heat close to the earth's surface and we're seeing the effect of globag before our eyes. >> as the earth warm we have a more active hydrological cycle so more rainfall and snowfall. it can be distributed as larger storms wh intervening periods of drought or no snowfall or no rain. wee warmer temperatures. >> reporte the impact can be severe. droughts fires, the melting of icebergs and glaciers causing sea leve to rise about an inch an decade now. government scientists say they know the earth is warms and believe even if green house gas emissions stopped today it would still continu to warm for some time. what they can't know is whether the warming will accelerate and

what will happen if it does. >> we know that temperatures are increasing. expect them to continue to increase. we just don't know what the rate is. >> r the certainty of a warming planet met by the uncertainty of what it might ultimately mean for mankind. chris palone, nbc new. if you're remembering last year and thinking maybe the science might not be right, take a listen to this. last the 34th warmest year in the u.s. but the u.s. makes up only 2% of the earth's surface and was one of the few exceptions to last year's warm weather trend. >> critical of course to those coastal cities. we coming up on news 4 that means locally for us here. >> meanwhile, the weekend. >> it will be nice. at least half of the weekend. and for some of you, temperat wil trending downward this weekend, if you're going out for a night on town it will be mostly clear and chilly. so you'll need that warm coat still.

runners impact forecast going out to hit the road always good to get the exercising in before the weekend and all the resting and relaxation. right? sun sets at 5:11. it will be chilly and breezy still. the wind kicking around today. by 8:00 we're already down to 40 degrees. chilly breezy. the wind will hang on a little while longer. by m we'll see temperat fl down into the teens. it's going to be a cold one tonight starting out saturday from 19 around sandy springs to silver s 25 in d.c. falls church fairfax, 19 22 a little better in arias like college pa and upper marlboro. sunshine on tap for tomorrow. we are going to be warming up fairly decent getting close to average. suns for 3:00 tomorrow afternoon and as early as 5:00 on sunday. that is coastal storm system that will be making its way right on up northeastward and off the coast late sunday. but 5:00 a.m. look at this waldorf on sunday fredericks areas down 95

and 301 seeing not only wet weather but moderate and heavy rain at times early sunday morning. t there in that pocket so areas of maryland getting hit the worst. waldorf to annapolis, still at 9:00 heavy rain and it still will be raining at noontime on sunday. so those of you with plans to go to church might want to leave little early, finally by 2:00, 3:00 it starts to exit out of here. what's left any moisture will mean snow sunday late afternoon to evening hours and that could be quite a bit in the high spots but great for the ski resorts on sunday not only there but in some of the higher spots up in pennsylvan. that's on the back end. we won't see any snow here with that system maybe just a few flakes that may come in wite i think by sunday night. mostly sunny, cold and breezy for your saturday 36 to 41. the wind doesn't kick up until late on saturday. sunday perio of rain with the heaviest east almost nothing west and turning colder. eel talk about those amounts and who gets what coming up later.

how much some of you could see a tenth, some could see an inch. look at early monday morning, 30 degrees. i think our windchills early monday will be in the 20s. 43 for the high temperature. on dr. king day, a fairly quiet week. but those rainfall amounts for sunday coming up in just a little bit. >> thanks veronica. g paren choosing move out of the district. a new report tells why.

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breaking right now at 4:30, the ntsb has released its preliminar into monday's deadly incident at the l'enphant a metro station. we've now learned two trains not one, but two trains were exposed to the heavy smoke. the report did not reveal a cause for the smoke but investigs did find severe electric arcing damage to the third rail.

much more on the story at the top of the hour. more breaking news, the u.s. supreme cot will take up same-sex marria. the court says it will decide whether same-sex couple have a right to marry under the constituti. the case will be argued in april and a decision is expected by late junt checked with virginia's attorney g and his office tells us there is no change in their policy right now. one of two women in an exorcism stabbing case have plead guilty. monica stae committe a psychiatric hospital. peop say she and another woman killed a 1-year-old and a 2-year-old last year in a germantown townhome. kristen wright will have a full report in our next hour. now to the latest involving e rabbi accused of secretly recordg wom as they bathed inside a prominent d.c. synagogu >> he was in court today ae right outside. chris go was there and joins us live. >> repor this case has upset the washington area jewish commun and some are beginning speak out. they are expressing anger

against the orthodox rabbi who they say breached the trust of women by secretly recording videos of them undressed at a bath used in a sacred ritual. today rabbi bernard friendel emerge a court hearing refusio ans any questions on the advice of his lawyer. prosecuts the rabbi, who was the former leader of the israel congregation in georgeto weath taking x victims. prosecuts today asked for more time befe a trial is scheduled review the videos they he seized from the rabbi's computs and laptops. today a group of demonstrators showed up at the courthouse carryi signs saying "no plea deal." they came to support the women whose right to privacy was violat when they were most vulner. >> i would like to see him

punishedo the full extent of the wall. >> he's presumed. >> he is but with video footage, obviously i haven't seen it it seems like they have a pretty case. >> new at 5:00 lawsuits have filed against the rabbi as more women are hiring lawyers to try to find out if fixtures of them appear in the rabbi's videos. that's on news 4 at 5:00. tonight a loudoun county man charged with murder accused of killing his ex-wife's new husband. min win faces a first-degree murder charge. the victim corey mattison and the accused killer's ex-wife had just gotten married three months ago. he broke into his ex-wife's townho around 9:30 at night and started shooting. mattison ran out the back door and collapsed. at the s this happenin win's ex-wife drove up with three of her kids in h two kids that were in the townhoe were not hurt. loudoun deputies arrived quickly and took win into custody. on news 4 at 5:00 julie carey talks to a neighbor who actually

witnessed part of this tragedy. a new study shows young parente still leaving the district in stey numbers. "the was" reports d.c. financi officials have analyz income tax records to determine how residents stayed in the city after having their first child. they found that first-time parente me likely to leave than the average d.c. resident. middle-cla families were the most likely to leave. officials belie the quality of schooling is the primary reason behind the trend. southwest has been slapped with a record fine after the airline lef passengers sitting on the tarmac for hours. consumer reporter erika gonzalez joins us now with what southwest did wrong. >> this is a hefty number. the department of transportation fined southwest $1.6 million for violatina r that bans airlin from holding passengers three or more hours on a runway. this is the biggest civil penalty ever filed against an airline for a tarmac delay.

the u.s. department of transp says 16 different southwest flights broke that rule. airlines als required to provide food water, and working bathrooms a a two-hour delay. t compensated passengers $269,000e the department of transport imposed this fine by the way. passenger compensation that varies based on loss of like baggage and connecting flights. chris? >> thanks erika. you're wrapping up your week of fresh starts for your finances what's coming up at 5:00? >> we've had a lot of response on this. we are turning tables on you, the viewers. we've asked you to tweet, e-mail post your money-saving tips all week and tonight we'll be showing you some of our favorite ideas. that's coming up at 5:00. and whatever your consumer story idea is we want to hear from you. that's where some of our best stories com from. send us an e-mail to

consumer a new wegmans supermarket could coming to chantilly. the store has signed a lease to build a facility at the common center near route 28 and westfield boulevard. wegmans se it will be similar to the other stores it already operat in fairfax and sterling. commonwe center currently houses two office buildings. the county will have to rezone the land to accommodate wegmans. another sto is scheduled to open in the alexandria area of fairfa later this year. two more big names with big voices have been added to the super lineup. why you want to tune into the lineup here on nbc 4. and storm team 4 is tracking the forecast. > some of you could get by with a little umbrella. others wl need the big umbrella. see a lot of rain. we're zoom into your neighb and show you what to exp

recr. growers an abundance of marijua and a lack of customer prices keep dropping. stores struggling to sell their produc licensed stores have harvested nearly 31,000 pounds of marijua since it became legal two years ago. they've only sold 6,000 pounds. closer to home, there's a new push to ease marijuana laws in virginia. the advocacy group virginia

snorm getting together in richmo today and they're calling for support on a new senate bill. the bill would end criminal penalts for possession of small amounts of pot. instead, if you're caught with marijua in virginia you'd face a $100 fine. the same test that immigrane t take to become citizens is now required of high schoolers to graduate in arizona. the first law signed by the state's new governor is the americ civics bill. it was passed through both houses of the legislature with substal majority. one of our sister stations in arizona asked the questions of some current citizens. >> what is the name of the ♪ o, sa the star-spangled banner. i think it is. >> written in world war ii. >> woodrow wilson. >> what was that? >> woodrow wilson? >> i didn't ev know there was ?

>> arizona is the first state to pass a law like this. but other states are conside sir measures. outgoing maryland governor martin o'malley is taking on a new role next month, joining johns hopkins university as a visiting professor. he'll focus on our government's bu and urban issues. he leaves office wednesday after two four-year terms. in honor of martin luther jr.'s birthday this week thousas of middle and high sc students will be able to see the movie "selma" for free this weekend. students in 8th through 12th grade can see the movie for free bych i. or report card. go to nbcwashington to see the five participating theaters our area. across the area europe is on alert. more terror raids in a small town. a report from belgium as the conflict with islamic extremists worsens. a college student killed after falling out of a window

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week after a series of ddly attacks paris. >> british prime minister david cameron is here in washington for meetings with president obam th both expressed confidence th europe and the united will overcome violent extremis >> you k this is a problem that causes great heartache and tragedy and destruction but it is one that ultimately we're going to defeat. >> meanwhil in europe the terror cell that was taken down in belgium is said to have no appare lin to last week's terrortraxtacks in paris. >> this morning secretary of e john kerry paid tribute to the victims in paris but nbc's bill nealy has the latest from verviers >> repor the sound of gunfe and explosions once again on europe's streets. inside pol battling gunmen just back from syria who they say were planning a big attack. two of the men were killed and one arrested. >> all i can confirm that there plans to assassinate

policemen in the street or at the police buildings. >> repor the men were heavily armed and state police had been tracking them for weeks. they'd been ready to launch their attack within hours. verviers is a maul town but at least hal a dozen young men have gone from here to fight in syria. >> within belgium we've seen a wide commu of people go and fight in syria and iraq. it's the highest per capita concentrn we within europe. >> there i no apparent link with the paris massacre but the gunmen there bought their weapons from a belgian arms dealer. in paris secretary of e john ker laid a wreath at the supermart whe four yush jewis were killed. he did the same at the offices of the mage paying tribute to all 17 victims of the three gunmen. he's having talks with the french presi now more than ever. coopern across europe and the atlantic is vital in the

growing conflict with islamic . we told you about that measles outbreak at disneyland last week and now doctors are worryi as the number of cases contin rise. so far, more than three dozen cases across four states have be confirmed. n linked to disneyland measles hasn' been pervasive in the u.s. since 1997. doctors e concerned that this is proof the highly contagious disease is gaining traction. they say the best prevention is to get the vaccine. today kendrick johnson's parents claimed there was a scheme to cover up the crime of their son's murder. his body was found in a rolled-up wrestling mat in his georgia high school in 2013. he was 17 years old. they accuse a conspiracy to make sure no one was prosecuted for his death. it names 38 people including law enfot and three classmat. an official a found that kendri died of asphyxiation.

they ruled his death an accident. a fire department in kentucky is paying the price for an ice bucket challenge that turned deadly. it happened last august in candlesv. firefighter w killed and three pe were injured when the ladder truck hit a power line as firefighters were sprayi water on a marching band. now state regulators are fining the fire department $25,000 because of improper training and equipmen > this video is certainly worth taking a look at. the european space agency released an extraordinary time lapse today of planet earth. a german astronau fitted the station w cameras during his 165 days in orbit last year. he created this spectacular video. it's made up of 12,500 photos. each image taken at regular interval to see more incredible views, visit nbcwashington and search space. you can also check it out on the nbc app, nbc washington app. fantastic images. back here on earth we better

enjoy the next day or so. >> exactly, because we're . however, only for some. some of you might not see a drop of rain at all this weekend. others it will pour. let's head over the weather wall for your evening forecast. we'll be cold later on. it's just plain old chilly noa few cloud out there currentl we drop 11:00. tomorrow you're going to be outside, if you have that workout jacket on you can play a little tennis. saturday those temperatures start out well below freezing. we hit td 11:00 a.m., 32. then just shy of the 40s for the afternoo here's saturday. there will be some clouds moving in and bt as rain starts to fall around the early mornings right in d.c. that rain continues through the afternoo even a little heavy just to the east prince george co then out of here by 5:00. as we go into monday we've got

sunshine to talk about but it's going to be cold with some very low windchill readings early monday morning. here's the way it's looking right now. these areas down through here around d.c. in the blue the green, manassas you see not much rain. but higher totals to the north and east in the purple and red. there is just east of i-95 a lot of rain. doug kam has the totals on how mu we're looking at. >> it is amayinge dispar between areas to the west and areas to the east for the next storm system. we'll show you what we're talking a here. you saw that animation as it made its way through here with those rail totals. east of i 95 i think we are going to ha a lot of problems. west of i 95 almost no problems. no rain back towards martin this computer a rain at all but just to the south and east and only talking 30 miles'

differ between zero rain in leesbu and half an inch in .f coming in at over a inch of rain and down patuxent river, close to 2 inches. this ares waffled a little the latest computer models so we'll see what happens. could go a little farther east or west. >> sunday may be just a lit only the at 43. rain at 7:00 a.m. rain at noontime and it will be moving out around 3:00 but turning breezy. as we get into early monday morning, some very low windchill readingst wil starting out. this is monday 7:00 a.m. in the teens just around 20 degrees. dry for the next week. more coming up on news 4 at 5:00. thanks v.j. excitement is already building for super bow 49. we got word this afternoon that the nbc extravaganza is going to include singer-songwr john legend and "frozen" star adina

menzel. my 3-yea anticipation. the two will be performing patrioc tunes to get things started. g game is sunday. you can wat it and all the events surrounding it right here. now to some stories we are working on rig now in our newsroom. e son of former d.c. mayor marion b is speaking out for the first time since that incident at a local bank. christopr barry says he plans continue h campaign for a d.c. council seat. the 34-year-old just made a new post to his facebook page. we'll have that for you new tonight at 5:00. plus those long-awaited street were supposed to be rolled out next week in d.c. but the new line along h street in northeast is still undergoing officials are saying ab.

i'm scott mcfarla at the live desk pap preliminary rt the ntsb on why it took so long for first responders to get to trapp metro trieders on monday. report says the third rail was being supplied with power until 3:50 p.m. more than half an hour after the first smoke was reported. news4's derrick wd digging through t w more on the breaking developm. >> repor i'm darcy spe in prince ge whe a man is facing a murder charge after allegedly injecting a woman's buttocks with silicone in ord to make her bottom larger. wom later died. the suspect has been identified as vinnie taylor. he's from philadelphia. the september 11's office picked him up on a warrant on a first murder charge in st. louis. authorits say back in march he injected silicone in a woman's buttoc at a motel in capitol

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a college student fell out of a window and onto a pedestrian outside the art institute of plalph last night. the young woman who fell was a freshman at arpl universit >> it's crazy. >> reporter wieea say it happened in a split second. >> this is surreal to me. i can't evenelt. >> repoer dozens of people were forced to watch a young woman die on a busy center city corner. police saa freshman at temple university m hbe taking pictures fr an eighth floor dorm room before falling to her death and landing on a woman walking by. >> it's a freak accident. it's shortly before 6:00. these photos taken by witnesses show the moment police arrived to the scene at the corner of 16th and chestnut. officers found the two women laying next to each other on the

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now at 5:00 history in the making. a decision on gay marriage will made here in washington this year. a decision that could affect genera come. >> only on news4, cars crash, shots fire, the deadly confron at loudoun county has neighbors terrified. but first breaking news. our first look at some of the damage underground from that tn metro this week. now we're getting a better idea of why it all happened. the ntsb has released this prelim about monday's undergrod emergency. >> among the findings major damage to the third rail. derrick is live at l'enpha metro s with the new information we're learni about. derrick? >> repor gooeven let's be clear. this is a fact-finding report, a release of information. doesn't necessarily get too much into the why but we know what happened. the why as they say is in the details. ta a look at these pictures.

what you're seeing is some of the severe damage from arcing done to the third rail and some cables. this happened about 1,100 feet ahead of train 302. now, the ntsb has also released a chronology of how things happen after that. now, they say at 3:06 a circuit breaker at one end of the sectio third rail tripped. it opened up. usually that happens when there a fluctuation in courage or voltage in the line. it a safety measure, so that wod cut a power to the section of a track. ten minutes later at 3:16 we are told that metro operations center turned on ventilation fans remotely in the tunnel because smo w building up. but at 3 chn 50 a breaker at the