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accident. and this next story stinks. a smelly bug invasion could infest your neck of the woods coming up. metro's ready to splash an apology across the pages of your paper but are riders going to accept it? good evening, everyone. that's just one of the many developments today in the deadly accident. we have the team coverage. >> reporter: now, you know this isn't the first time we have heard something like this. indeed in the day after this accident there was something posted on the wmata website for condolences and apologies and come tomorrow it will be writ large. the full page ad appears in sunday's "the washington post." signed by metro's interim general manager and the chairman of the transit authority's board of directors. it's an apology to all riders and particularly the family of

carol glover the woman this died of acute respiratory failure following the incident last monday. the ntsb found an arcing third rail at the center of the incident. there's radio communications problems among responders' equipment making an already difficult rescue even more difficult. >> this was a huge huge rescue effort underground, 800 feet down in the tunnel. with zero visibility on a 22-inch walkway. we had to evacuate people single file. >> reporter: in the letter metro's leaders also pledged to look at emergency protocols from a region-wide perspective looking to implement what the agency calls mutual improvement. the letter a formal apology comes as a surprise to some riders we spoke to. >> i guess a step in the right direction. >> honestly the apology to me doesn't mean much because, you know stuff like this always

happens but it takes them forever to like finally fix the problems. >> the mayor calling for a local probe into the local response is also pledging that the communications issues will be addressed quickly. >> so that we know exactly what happened and so that it will reporter: at last count, a dozen of hundreds of riders affected by the incident on monday are considering legal action. now, i did speak with one person who was on board that train, that person does not want to be identified and wondered if this did not amount to an admission and also if it meant anything to the victims -- family of the victim who died. we are live news 4. >> that report also sheds light on how frantic the situation was in that tunnel through a series of 911 calls. one said quote, we are on the train and it's filling with smoke. we have been here half an hour. we are having trouble breathing. when are we getting help?

transit police responded by saying police over the scene and trying to help get passengers off and when the caller asked, how long it would be transit police said i can't tell you how long. during another call the operator asked how many people were sick. the caller said quote, a whole train, a whole train. right now, storm team 4 keeping a very close watch on a system that could bring rain for some of you tomorrow. amelia joining us what you can expect in the coming hours. amelia? >> east of i-95 rain is almost a definite tomorrow. areas to the west of i-95 only the chance that you're dealing with some showers so latest. areas in dark blue southern maryland down through a good portion of the northern neck about a 90% chance dealing with rain tomorrow. d.c. metro area medium to high. a 70% chance that you're dealing with rain. those of you in this area of green, frederick, prince william counties as well as western

montgomery only about a 30% chance of some showers. i'm posting this on my facebook and twitter pages and in ten minute it is timing on the system arrives an leaves. >> thank you. see you in a couple of minutes. developing tonight, howard county police issued an arrest warrant for a man who killed his cystsister-in-law and tried to cover up the crime. timothy fuller is wanted for murder and arson. this morning, police found his sister-in-law stacy fuller dead in a burning trailer home. police believe that she lived there and that her husband and his brother was also in that home. investigators say that it appears tim fuller shot and killed stacy after some type of argument. and then set the home on fire before taking off. four dogs in the home also died in the fire. and it's not known where her husband was at this time. tim fuller's believed to be driving a 2005 white ford focus with maryland tag that is you

see there. 9fem32. if you see fuller or that car, you're asked to contact police. and enough is enough. that was the message today at a special meeting to discuss violence in ward 8. comes just a couple of days after a double shooting in which a man died and a teenager was wounded. >> we're asking the city council to step up. this is your community, this is our community. we need help to help the kids. >> they're crying out for help. no one is helping them. >> community members say they want to come up with an action plan to address the issue. a person walked away from this accident on the beltway tonight. firefighters say a small truck flipped on its roof near the exit for 95 and college park. the driver wasn't injured. refused treatment. good news there. a sports analyst and former nba player is off the job tonight after d.c. police arrested him for soliciting a

prostitute. greg anthony, one of several people arrested and charged in an undercover sting operation. police arrested him just b at the doubletree hotel on rhode island avenue where he was staying. according to a police report, anthony used a computer to solicit a prostitute and he was since suspended from cbs and he says i made a mistake with this lapse of judgment. i embarrassed many including myselfment i will work to regain the trust i have lost and the first step is saying that i am sorry. new tonight, a disturbing story out of new jersey. and we do want to warn you that the details are pretty upsetting. a 22-year-old woman is charged with murder for killing her newborn baby setting the little girl on fire. police say it happened on the side of a road. the woman said that it was dog waste but police discovered the woman had doused her daughter with accelerant before igniting her. the little girl later died.

new tonight, we are learning president obama is proposing some big changes to your taxes. the president will announce the plan during his state of the union on tuesday. now, essentially, it would raise the capital gains tax and get rid of a tax break on inheritances for the richest 1% of americans. the revenue from the move to fund a tax credit up to $500 for families in which both spouses work. and expand the child care tax credit. new at 11:00, hundreds march with a simple message. police lives matter. new tonight, the d.c. mayor with a message of her own. trouble after touchdown. find out what forced the evacuation of a delta plane and europe on alert. the editor of "charlie hebdo" defends

the editor of the french magazine targeted by terrorists last week is defending the decision to depict the prophet mohammed on the most recent issue telling chuck todd through an interpreter that cartoon parodies of religious figures protect the freedom of religion. >> translator: we declare that god must not be a political or public figure. he must be a private figure. religion should not be a political argument. >> despite that defense, the cover has sparked violent

protests in parts of the muslim world today. new tonight, police say a threat on social media forced a delta airlines plane to be evacuated. the plane had just landed in raleigh, north carolina when a bomb threat against the flight was posted. passengers were evacuated and the plane searched by bomb crews. nothing was found. passengers were allowed back on to get their baggage. still to come tonight, smelly bugs wrecking havoc down south have hitched a ride. oh yes, folks. and the pests could be raising a stink in our area. we felt a little bit of a chill today but a weather change is in the forecast. amelia is coming up to show us how warm it could get a

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there was a sea of blue today in the district in support of our local law enforcement. hundreds of people came out for the rally. organized by the wives of three police officers. demonstrators carried signs that read blue lives matter and marched to the u.s. capitol. among the large crowd were members of the metropolitan police department. >> you know criminals and bad guys all the time everybody is you know working hard out here to make sure that people are safe. again, we're not robots. we're human. >> the rally was peaceful and ended with prayer. we caught up with mayor bowser to get her reaction to the rally and said demonstrations are part of the country's history. >> we know that peaceful protest is certainly part of the american tradition where people

come out to air their grievances to the public. >> she said it's important the city supporters -- supports peaceful gathering, rather. new at 11:00, they're being called the next stink bed. kudzu bugs spotted in georgia years ago and making their way north and they've now been seen in d.c. maryland and virginia. have you seen these? do you know what we're talking about? they hopped rides on trucks and cars to get here. the bugs eat kudzu and a threat to the soybean crop and pungent like the stinkbug. watch out for those. >> joy. >> i know. right? >> can't wait to be back. >> we had the sunglasses out for a couple of days. we're going to need the umbrellas maybe? >> yeah. put the glasses away for tomorrow. rain moves in during the morning hours and then continue around

the midday before ending in the afternoon. and because of that the weather tomorrow having a low to moderate impact on your day. now, the rain will mainly be along i-95 off to the east. good thing of tomorrow, temperatures are going to be warmer. high today 40. tomorrow we're looking at a high temperature of 47 degrees. here's the latest satellite and radar. notice the cold front on the left of your screen. that will be moving through tomorrow evening. before it does actually this area of cloudiness and very meager showers right now is going to blossom overnight tonight just off of georgia and south carolina and moves in from the south and gets the majority of the rain from throughout the day tomorrow and really going to be feast or famine. notice by 8:00 a.m., southern maryland seeing rain and notice the areas of heavy rain that continue around southern maryland and eastern shore around 10:00 a.m. and just tracking showers in the d.c. metro area. frederick, leesburg warnton,

only about a 30% chance to see a shower tomorrow. by noon rain in the area starts to pull away. the showers here at 3:00 this is the cold front moving through and you could be dealing with a late afternoon or evening shower tomorrow or maybe limited sunshine. temperatures right now are in the 30s. 36 in washington. we're going to see the temperatures slowly warm overnight. that's good news because this means tomorrow morning as the rain arrives the threat of a wintry mix isn't there. 7:00 a.m. a temperature of 39 degrees. rain at the point potentially heavy for those of you east of washington. still showers at 11:00. a temperature of 41. 47 we hit at 3:00 p.m. and mostly cloudy skies and again maybe an isolated shower. martin luther king jr. day is looking nice for the most part considering it's winter. a high temperature of 44 degrees. mostly sunny skies and a little bit breezy at times throughout the day and then looking to tuesday, a high temperature of 47 so not bad as far as the

temperatures go. partly sunny skies. maybe light rain showers on wednesday. 30% chance of that. 46 and the rest of the upcoming week erica, no major cold is in the forecast and good news for there. >> that is excellent news. thank you. caps spot the stars a three-goal lead in dallas and washington star leads the comeback. up next jason tel trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪

, the caps. >> yes. >> that beating in nashville. by like one point apparently still got a hold of the guys. >> fell short tonight. back to back games on back to back nights and different cities. never easy no matter how talent talented your team may be. tonight they fought hard in dallas but it was not enough. alex ovechkin and the boys found themselves down 3-0 and stormed back. third period. they're down 3-2. ovechkin on the breakaway. watch this backhand forehand for the score. 21 seconds into the third. and we're tied at 3-3. things changed quickly. klingberg's shot pops up. the stars with a 4-3 lead. 16 seconds after that here they go again.

jamie benn it's a 5-3 dallas lead. caps haven't given up five since late november. washington still fighting. that's backstrom putting them to assist from ovechkin. the comeback did fall short, though. the caps lose in dallas. the final score is 5-4. the capitals back at it tuesday hosting edmonton. over on the hardwood, the wizards owed the nets one for what took place at the verz center 24 hours ago. a blowout that the head coach said the team deserved for thinking they could just show up. wizards needed hugs after last night's loss and probably needed more in the first quarter. mason plumlee at the free-throw line. misses but he was helped out there. tipped it back in. not happy with himself after that. but he did make up for it. third quarter. wizards down 1. nice little jump shot there for the polish machine.

ten points and 16 rebounds. less than a minute later, the wizards are running. paul pierce. to nene. monster jam. he had a team high 20 points. wizards up by 3. in the fourth running again. bill to butler. the 35-year-old looking like a 25-year-old out there. the wizards hold on to win this game the second winning the second in back to back games, i should say, 99-90. let's go down a level to college basketball. if you thought maryland playing around this year, you might want to think again. the terps are serious. today on michigan state pretty good. freshman point guard trumible had himself a ball game. maryland up by 8. melo with a deep three. drains it. terps up by 11. under ten seconds left before halftime. the kid showing off the handles. breaking ankles. another 3 ball. he had 21 points in the first

half. in the second more of the same for the freshman. oh that's good. 24 points for melo today. late in the game, not the only one draining threes. in the corner 23 points. the terps take the series from the spartans with a win. at verizon center the hoyas playing host to the bulldogs. under a minute to play. georgetown down 1. smith, viera. he doesn't mind. knocks down the huge shot there. a one-point lead by hoyas. jones. gets some room. attacks the basket. he had a game high 28. butler back on top. seconds winding down. to isaiah -- isaac copeland putting georgetown up by 2.

one last chance for butler. jones, the shot is blocked by smith viera. big-time play there for dsr. crazy finish at verizon center. georgetown takes this one, 61-59. virginia hosting boston college. on the road at boston college. the eagles they hung with the cavaliers. the floater. that's good. virginia's down by 5. london little no-look pass there to isaiah wilkins. he gets that to rattle home. cavaliers back on home. less than a minute later, justin anderson. force feeding anthony gill for the flush. gill with 11. 10 rebounds. virginia they beat boston college, 66-51. they're now 17-0 on the season. george washington hosting george mason at the smith center. colonial army standing strong. first half isaiah jackson falling out of bounds. he feeds thompson.

mason cut the lead to 5. second half. nice little spin move there and kiss off the glass. gw up 38-31. not after that. a lay-in. gets the foul and he gets a strong chest bump. gw wins. they're undefeated at home. >> i pay money just to hear you say that name again. i like

. >> michael, are you still up? it's nearly midnight. you haven't finished your paper yet? >> i'm sorry, mom. i just don't know what to write about martin luther king.