with this system. tom is here with your weather headlines. spring swing, yesterday, sunshine 70s, and rain 60s this morning. this rain advancing from the west-southwest the areas in darker green, rain coming down a little bit harder here in lowden county and shenandoah valley. northeast, southeast washington and prince george's company advancing there. about to moving into anne arundel and al vert over the next hour or so. temperatures in the low 60s. they are continuing to drop. last hour they were mid 60s and have the umbrella handy,ing it gob toy we had day all day long. rain boots also you'll be leaping over puddles. a wet morning and a rainy afternoon and we have rain chances next several days all the way into the week. a look at that coming up this

half hour. next weather and traffic on the ones. your drive time forecast. >> weather related crash here. 95 southbound at triangle we have a crash there on the shoulder. 66 west gainesville, you can see how wet those roads are there. a lot of sheen there. 270 at 370, all those folks here are headed southbound. northbound hardly any traffic at all. southbound a little bit volume there. beltway and central avenue, pretty wet here and this is what we're going to see throughout much of the morning and of course the evening when we're expected to get a little bit of heavier storm in some spots. wide look at things overall looking pretty good when you are looking at the beltway i a little slow here at 395 and 295. bag at 6. 11 there with travel times. the future of metro travel begins today. we're getting a closer look at the 7,000 series rail cars which

will hit the tracks on the blue line. there's a ton of new features and metro says it's a lot faster as well. news 4 is live at the train station. i can report to you that the train just pulled in to the station here. it rolls out here about 7:12. we want to get right to it bring in stand stessel. safety is really the name of the game? >> safety is the number one reason that we're doing this. it is an ntsb recommendation. these cars are much safer than the cars they will replace that are more than 40 years old. we're taking advantage of the latest technology for our riders. that means digital announcements, taking advantage of flat screen displays in the car, better information, no

carpeting, wider aisles more leg room. >> you've got nonslip flooring in there. it's going to get a workout with the rain today. >> we have 528 of these cars on order. the second train set is already on the property. it will go into service just a matter of weeks now. >> which line gets the next train. >> we selected the blue line. the one notable jurisdiction that is not included in that is montgomery coin so red line is probably a high contender for the next train set. >> maybe the red line gets the next 7,000 series train. the first one leaves here at franconia springfield about an hour from now. if you want to hop on it it will go into d.c. and into maryland. adam thank you.

today's, lawyers will deliver their opening statements in an a murder trial in alex zan dree i can't. he's accused of killing carolyn cross six months ago. she was the deputy direction of the department of corrections. the lawyer says he was too mentally disturbed to be held responsible for that crime. it is 6:04, a maryland couple battle ds with child protective services over their free range parenting style says they may sue the agency. they may launch a new investigation against the meettives. this morning, we're hearing a 911 call by a concern citizen. >> two kids are unaccompanied. they have been walking around 20 minutes by themselves. >> that call came in on sunday. the couple was already found responsible for unsubstantiated

child neglect after their children were found walking alone last december. a fierce debate over health care for print inmates, comes to a head today at the council. the council plans to vote whether to approve a $66 million contract with corizon health. the contract also costs more than the current plan with local company unity health care. despite that "the washington post" says mayor bouser supports the new contract. maryland lawmakers passed next year's budget. the $40 billion spending plan caused a divide between governor larry hogan and democrats. hogan will likely use the money to offset a likely deficit next year. we'll get a much closer look

at hillary clinton's campaign strategy today when she meets with community college students in iowa. for now she's skipping the star studded high dollar private events and she's asking for small donations on line. experts say they may eventually top the $1 billion that obama raised in 2012. florida senator marco rubio faces an early test here in washington just one day after announcing his campaign for the republican nomination. he's slated to vote on a bill this afternoon that would give congress more influence over any nuclear agreement with iran. he's positioning himself as the ford-looking candidate. a little late this morning you can see matt lawyer's -- lauer's interview with rubio. it's now been 150 years since abraham lincoln was shot at ford theater in d.c. the theater is holding a big

memorial tribute. there's a candelight vigil on tenth street. the street will be shut down and the theater is holding special tours and discussions and staging music that lincoln love. we include even more happening tomorrow at the time lincoln died. our #for the day, umbrella day, as our beautiful weather gives way to rain. it's raining already in spots. chuck bell will be here with conditions you'll be dealing with. making it easier to catch a ride the only remaining issue for people for uberin maryland. a flight forced to turn around after a baggage handler gets stuck in the

right now, the uberbill is heading to maryland governor larry hogan's desk for approval of the house of delegates and senate voted to make commercial ride sharing legal in the state. it will bring them in line with d.c. and virginia where lawmakers approved regulatory frameworks for the popular app. a construction project gets started today. we'll get our first look at the new boring machine. the mshl will bore a massive 2,700 foot tunnel and connect it to other areas to the river. it's the largest construction project the district has seen since metro was built. a huge under taking. well, hope you enjoyed the nice weather while it was here

because we are raining on your parade today. >> not that we want to. storm team chuck bell is here with us with what you need to prepare on your way to work. >> at 5:11 i was holding both up brels has. now as 6. 11 we got the full storm team 4, heavy duty stuff is now needed as moderate rain has moved into northwest washington you are going to get wet on your way out the door this morning. your drive time forecast wet roads now and big puddles and heavy rain coming our way for later on this afternoon. temperatures are in the 60s now. be back into the 50s later on. sun is up at 6:34. plan on wet sidewalks and puddlings to jump in. fun but not really. only if you are a kid with big boots on. that rain is going to cause a lot of problems on the roads not only this morning but also when we see some of it coming down

later on this afternoon. 66 just east of suddenley you can see some pretty good volume out there. wet roads, 66 is a real trouble spot as far as rain goes. 95 north, quantico to the beltway, your 20 minutes behind now. 66 no major problems, 359 to 495 to the bridge. the is outer loop and 270 taking you 14 minutes right now. listen to your friends at wtop for the latest on any traffic problems because of those wet roads. guys. >> thank you, melissa. a truck crush after a concrete barrier falls from the bridge. why construction work may be to be blame for this accident. a new report this morning highlighting the growing problem of cyber attacks. the most popular exams you need to be watching for to keep

welcome back. how would you feel if your flying was turned around because a worker was taking a snap in the cargo hold? well that is exactly what happened to an alaska airlines plane, the los angeles bound flight headed back to seattle yesterday after the pilot heard banging and screaming coming

from underneath the plane. the flying was in the air for just 14 minutes before it had to turn around and airline ramp worker was found inside the hold. he wasn't injured. he told first responders he was taking a nap. >> yikes. [ gunshots ] >> i'm sorry. a reserve sheriffs deputy in oklahoma is being charged with manslaughter. the video plays out. the reserve deputy shooting a suspect after he was tackled to the ground during an under cover operation. he thought his gun was a stun gun, the suspect was taken to the hospital where he died from his injuries. the 73-year-old deputy has been a reserve deputy since 2008. well, this morning, police are looking for a man they say killed his wife in a dunkin'donuts in anne arundel county. according to police bhadreshkumar chetanbhai patel beat his wife to death. we sent you a breaking news alert on the nbc washington app

when this news broke yesterday. his wife was found in the kitchen area on the dunkin'donuts. she was just 21 years old. right now police in north carolina are searching for the man who shot and killed an employee oba north carolina college campus. police say 20-year-old kenneth stancil iii walked into a building at wayne community college and killed ron lane. he was formerly a student at the school. lane was a print operator in a shot from he had been part of a work study. today friends and family will remember a security guard shot and killed at the census building in suitland maryland. a viewing for lawrence buckner will be held today in port royal, virginia. his funeral will be held in friday in westmoreland county. police say the man who shot him, ronald anderson led police on a chase that ended in the district. this just in. virginia voters favor pot. minutes ago a brand-new poll was

released and it shows virginia voters support the legalization of medical marijuana. 86 to 11%. 54% of voters in the commonwealth support the recommend kreegs al use of marijuana. poll says she low -- they like how the governor job is doing. it is now 6:19. you are concerned about a dangerous trend in northern virginia. the rate of prescription drug and heroin use is on the rise. community members are coming together to discuss solutions to this problem. >> these conversations need to happen at 8, not at 13. maybe we should talk about that. >> many of the residents at the meeting in fairfax county had lost loved ones to prescription

or heroin overdoses. they say educating young people on the dangers is only one solution. >> a young couple and their baby were kill when a concrete slab from a sidewalk construction project fell from a bridge on to their truck. the construction site is part of a washington state department of transportation project to make city sidewalks safer for bicyclists and pedestrians. crews were tearing down part of the existing bridge near tacoma, washington last night when it fell. activist groups are holding rallies for equal pay today, to raise awareness about the unfair advantage men often have in the workplace. the mayor will take part in a rally today at the wilson building that's at 9:00 a.m. on average, women earn 3/4 of the salary than men. >> and women in minority groups less than that.

the board voted 5-4 to increase salaries to $32 a year. all 12 board members are up for re-election in november. some say the increased salary will encourage a more diverse group of kds. it is free cone day at ben and jerry shops across the country and we have the details on our facebook page right now. the company says this is their way of thanking their customers and they want you to share what you eat. instagram your ice cream cones, the #free cone day. we've been doing our research and we were able to find out that the near of the shop opens at 10:00 a.m. it's only about 3.1 miles away. that would take us five minutes to get there right after the show. >> get our chocolate fudge brownie cones ready to go. i posted the info on facebook as well and asked you what your favorite flavor is. >> chunky monkey is also another one. >> cherry garcia. >> tom, what about you?

do you eat and the ben and jerrys? >> is that the cone or does that include the ice cream? yesterday we would have loved the ice cream. not today necessarily. it's going to be much cooler. the rain continues to fall and that's dropping the temperatures. we were well into the 70s. now just into the 60s with the rain continuing on through. this is in the darker green, the yellows, coupling coming down a little harder there. shenandoah county and warn and clark. farther east lighter showers. one heavy down pour that's moving through college park and right along route one near the beltway. farther to the west a few more pockets there. these are tracking east now. these moderate showers northwest and northeast washington. right now, we're in the low 60s. annapolis down to 56 and the

timing on more rain coming down later today, steady rain comes through, stals out. that brings in the moderate showers that continue through noontime. by 3:00 much of that heavier rain is east of the bay, behind that some lingering lighter rain through the rest of afternoon but the afternoon commute looking wet as well. then most of it is gone by 8:00 p.m. by 11:00 it's well east of the bay. temperatures low 60s now down into the mid 50s this afternoon. a dry day tomorrow around 70 increasing cloud, thursday, upper 60s, another round of showers on late thursday night. and friday high upper 60s. another chance of rain on saturday afternoon maybe and there's also a chance of a shower or two on sunday and again on monday with a highs around 70. coming up a look at the neighborhood temperatures hour

by hour at the day head. we have a brand new problem this one in silver spring. a possible pedestrian has been hit. we're talking about georgia avenue at forest glen road. we're trying to get more information about this one and pass it along to you. another problem, indian head highway northbound at the beltway a new crash there with the right lane blocked. it is slick out there. just be careful please. wide look at things. overall, beltway is looking pretty good. top of the beltway is looking good. prince george's county overall no major issues except for situation of course indian head of course as you approach the beltway. otherwise, looking pretty good and typical. travel times, a little slow. two lawyers could deliver the opening arguments in the trial of the colorado theater shooting suspect james holmes. they say they are almost done picking a jury in this case.

holmes is charged with killing 12 people at a theater where people were watching "the dark knight" three years ago. holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of instandity. a new report is out that says cyber crime is on the wage. according to symantec, there was a 23% increase last year. lots of the attacks happened via social media and 70% of attacks were spread to other people that way. there was also a 4,000% spike in cryptoransom attacks where hackers hide your files and hold them hostage. we'll be waiting to hear whether a space x rock will lift off later today from cape canaveral. today's lift-off attempt is schedule for 4:10 p.m. the space x rocket is carrying two tons of supplies to the international space station, including experiments and that

espresso maker. a 4 traffic alert for you. northbound traffic has reopened on i-81 in shenandoah county after a sink hole was repaired. the sink hole opened up near the 2884 mile marker. some of the big he have names in music heading to the white house for a celebration of gospel music. areeg that franklin lyle love vet and emmy lou harris. it is broadcast on pbs. you can watch that big show in june. crying foul the fight this morning to reverse a pay to play system at these popular sand volleyball pits at the national mall. brace yourself for cooler temperatures and some rain as you look live at conditions

right now on our storm team 4 weather deck. tom is tracking how warm it will get where

right now, we're dealing with a soggy start to your tuesday as rain and cooler temperatures put an end to our beautiful spring weather. you are looking live at union station where the rain is falling steadily at this hour. we're looking at your best tweets with #. we're tracking the showers and cooler temperatures where you live. >> yesterday was short sleeve weather, today you need a slicker and rain boots and umbrella. the rain has moved right into the metro area into the last hour. all the streets, sidewalks, roads are wet. that includes all the major interstates and all the rural roads all around the region. showers continue to track through the west-southwest heading to the east. these areas of darker green coming a little bit harder now in montgomery county. northern prince george's county. another pock of some moderate

rain falling. temperatures are hovering near 60 degrees now. they have been slowly dropping over the last hour and will continue to drop by 8:00 a.m. down to near 60 to upper 50s by noontime. the mid 50s north and west of the metro area still hovering around 60s. into the mid to upper 50s by late afternoon. melissa has breaking news. breaking news right now in silver spring. we're talking about forest glen road right there at georgia avenue. we have a pedestrian struck. this is eastbound forest glen. chopper 4 over the scene for the past couple of minutes. it could be a little bit of slowdown for folks down here at silver spring. i also have a camera down there on the ground. taking at look at some other problems now, indian head

highway northbound at the beltway, i do have a crash there with the right lane blocked for you. that's going to be a bit of a slowdown for you. 295 as you are passing 50 inbound 395 looking pretty temperature right now. 66 right now, a little slow into manassas. travel times in ten minutes. it is now 6:32. today a family is filing a lawsuit in a case with a little boy shot in the head. you can see jayden stancil talking. he was not expected to survive. right now, we're joined live by megan mcgrath to explain what his family is doing today. >> it was a crime that focused attention on the issue of gun violence in a very tragic way. back in october, nine-year-old jayden stancil was playing

outside the mayfair apartments in northeast washington when shots rang out. the little boy was hit in the head by a stray bullet. it was initially thought he would die from the head wound. he did recover and he's able to return home. later this morning, the family is going to file a lawsuit against the owners of the apartment complex and the company that provides security. the family is also expected to call for an end to violence in the streets. that's expected to happen at 11:00 this morning. we're expecting to learn more about the details of the lawsuit. reporting live in the district megan mcgrath. a major milestone for vax's crime lab. the dna databank saw its 10th cold hit last month. the hit was related to a sexual assault case in northern

virginia in 2003. virginia became one of the first states to collect dna for its data bang for persons arrested for violent felonies. new this morning, the government could be a lot more efficient. the report comes from the government from its office of it says there are 12 areas where federal programs could be consolidated or simplified. those areas include programs to make sure that you make sure products are safe for your family to use and ones to get you to the doctors office. they also include federal contracting programs. today, we'll learn what the mayor of alex zan dree i can't thinks is going well with the city and his state of city address at 6:00 tonight. montgomery county you have a couple of chances to weigh in how y tax dollars will be spent next year. there were five public hearings they start today.

they will run through thursday. members of public will be given time to speak. the number of spots is limited, so you have to register ahead of time. we are keeping an eye on a change.org petition this morning. it is focus ds on the volleyball courts at the lincoln memorial more than 1,500 people have sign the petition telling the national park service to get rid of the pay to play rule. now the park service is requiring people to go online and pay $30 for two hours of court time. >> i don't think the national park service intended to create a problem for us. i think it was an innocent thing on their part. >> what the new fee does it gives us a steady stream of revenue for upkeep and maintenance of the court. they plan to meet with park officials in hopes of changing

the policy. >> are you ready to meet more than 1.6 million new neighbors. that's a lot of new people. that's a predict by 20 ho -- 2040 population of the area to rise more 6.5 million up from 5 million in 2010. the district arlington, alex andrea and the outer suburbs are expected to see a growth rate of 40%. virginia 37%, charles county is expected to have the highest rate of growth at just over 55%. 6:36 right now. he was the passenger inside walter scott's car during that traffic stop that ended with a police officer opening fire. now we are hearing from him for thefirst time. what he's saying about what happened to his friend. expect to get wet if you don't have an umbrella today. as this rain moves in take a look at the radar. chuck bell is live outside with

your what to wear forecast at 6:41. no joke stephen colbert

welcome back. you'll soon get a chance to walk into one of the oldest buildings on the national mall. take a look at this the 134-year-old arts and industry building is expected to reopen to the public for special events. the building is next to the smithsonian castle. it was closed in 2004 for $55 million renovation. officials were hoping to turn into an innovation center but scrapped those plans. it will reopen for the short term for exhibitions later this year. stephen colbert is getting a

very special medal today. the comedienne are receiving the outstanding civilian award. he's best known for his comedy central show the colbert report. he's also a contributor and fund raise are for numerous charities including care for wounded veterans. when it comes to military issues and veterans it's something he takes really seriously. he should win an award just for his comedy too. >> he's hilarious. put the short sleeves back in the closet as our beautiful rain gives way to -- beautiful weather gives way to rain. >> we can't see your face now chuck because it's raining so hard out there. >> it's raining pretty steadily right now on the front lawn right now.

you'll need the big umbrella right now. as the moderate rain moves in. be advised, everybody. it's going to be a splashing kind of a day. rain showers moving on in and they are not going to move on out any time soon. what to wear today, have your umbrella slicker, rain boots, may want to have some extra gloves as well because it's going to be awfully wet. light to moderate rain this morning will make into very deep puddles. the rain drops on the roads means only one fender bender weather. let's go to melissa. bad morning on the roads as far as crashes so far. brand new one that just popped up in mcclain. georgetown pike at old dominion road. it sounds like a tractor-trailer crash that has the road closed in that area. trying to get more information on this this just happened. eastbound forest glen road at georgia avenue still have one police officer here on the scene. pedestrian has been struck.

taking a look at travel times, 95 north quantico to the beltway you are slow. it's going to take you 40 minutes. 66 pretty typical. 270, 495, very slow. wtop has more when you hop in your car in back ten minute. in less than 30 minutes, metro's newest rail car will carry passengers for the first time. plus not the type of work you want to take lying down. the mistake a baggage handler made that left him stuck in the cargo hold and how he wa

we're watching a pair of developing stories right now as you get ready to start your morning. first, metro in a matter of minutes is unveiling their newest rail cars to riders. we're showing you the changes and how they will improve your commute. plus the presidential race is heating up this morning as hillary clinton and marco rubio ramp up their campaigns. let's get your out the door forecast. >> all around the region we've had the rain moving right into the metro area over the last hour or so. sidewalks, streets, and roads are wet. the storm team 4 radar showing this rain advancing from the southwest heading northeast. the darker green colors where it's coming down moderately

that includes most of northern virginia nearby suburbs in maryland and in the district of columbia. brand new crash here in mclean, georgetown pike at old dominion road. and eastbound forest glen and silver spring at georgia, a pedestrian hit here. that is mostly out of the way. hillary clinton is in high wa today where we'll see her visit with voters here today for the first time since she announced her campaign. she's meeting with community college students. for now, she's skipping the star studded high dollar private events and she's asking for small donations on line. experts say she may eventually top the $1 billion mark that president obama raise ds in 2012. florida senator marco rubio is

facing an early test today. rubio kick off his campaign last night. kelly o'donnell is in amy. >> he is headed back to d.c. to participate in a hearing on iran today and to be briefed by secretary john kerry. that works in a way because marco rubio is making foreign pole one of his arguments in this presidential race. he believes he's more hawkish than president obama and hillary clinton and in his opening sal voe of the 2016 campaign he was sharply critical of hillary clinton, referring to her as a candidate of yesterday. marco rubio was trying to say he represents a new generation and can be about the future and with his own middle class roots can relate to everyday americans. kelly o'donnell life in miami for us. excelly has much more on his campaign strategy coming up on

the "today" show. and matt lauer speaks to him about his decision to run and the many comparisons people are making between him and president obama. i'm at the live desk with breaking news. the manhunt is over. we found out that police have arrested the suspected gunman accused of killing a wayne community college employee in north carolina. kenneth stancil, he was taken into custody this morning in florida. police say they found him sleeping on a beach in daytona. this happened just after 1:00 a.m. no word on a motive for the shooting yesterday but the victor apparently fired stancil from a job at the school. that is the latest back to you. this morning, we are hearing that 911 call that landed a maryland couple in trouble again for their free range parenting style. child protective services now launching a new investigation against the mettives after their

10-year-old and 6-year-old were seen walking alone in silver spring. >> two kids were out walking alone by themselves. >> the couple has already been found responsible for unsubstantiated child neglect after their children were found walking alone last december. the couple says they are considering fighting back with a lawsuit. today, lawmakers will deliver their opening statements in a murder trial in alexandria. dawit seyoum is accused of killing carolyn cross at an apartment complex on kenmore avenue six months ago. she was the director of the department of corrections in d.c. quote, i'll never know why he ran but i know he didn't deserve to die, end quote. that's what was said by the

friend who was in the car with him. you can see fulton in that car released by police in the dashcam video. officer slager was charged with murder last week. fulton's lawyer says he doesn't plan on saying anything he will about what happened for now. maryland lawmakers passed next year's budget the $40 billion spending plan caused a divide between the governor and democrats. it includes spending in races in education, health care and the governor says he will likely use that money to offset a deficit next year. time now nor weather and traffic on the ones. now it is here. we could barely see chuck bell on the weather deck. >> and the puddle jumping olympics will be in place this afternoon, as the puddles begin deeper. we could get maybe 3/4 of an inch of rain that's enough to

cause some ponding of water and most of the major interstates, area roads are all wet. the city streets and sidewalks all wet. slowdown if you are going to be driving. watch out for pedestrians. we've already had one pedestrian hit. there is the heavier rain coming down in the darker green colors. the yellows too, coming down pretty hard now in silver spring wheaton and bethesda and that's moving off to the i-95 corridor. and also raining moderately farther to our west and east of washington that's going to be tracking right along route 50 and beltway in prince george's county coming into charles county and moving into anne arundel, calvert and saint mary's. still raining moderately by 11:00 this morning. noontime much of it is east of the bay. that's where the heavier rains will be falling. by 3:00 in the afternoon, still a little bit of light to

moderate rain. much of northern virginia the district and maryland. by 6:00 p.m. a lot of it is going to be pulling east of the city. but for the afternoon commute, still some damp roads and we dry out overnight tonight. temperatures are hovering around 60 degrees. through the rest of the day, hour by hour our temperatures will drop down into the mid 50s by late afternoon with those showers tapering off over night. love this picture in the bright sun in the magnolias there. beautiful shot. then tomorrow back near 70 with a little sun in and out. another chance of rain thursday night into friday morning and now it looks like another chance of rain. on the week end, a chance of a passing shower sun and monday too. melissa, what's going on the roads now. we still have this problem on georgetown pike but it looks like it's much better. now georgetown pike at old

dominion looksing pretty good. no major problems in mclean. wide look at things. we're pretty slow right now. this is mostly because of the rain. we dope have too many other big problems happening. 95, a little slow northbound. indian head northbound in the beltway. we still have that right lane blocked. north, coming down a little slow. 270 at montrose slow as well. the weather not cooperating. alaska airlines plane made an emergency landing after hearing screaming and banging beneath a plan. the los angeles bound flight headed back to seattle yesterday and it was not just a luggage that they found in the cargo hold. an airline ramp worker was found inside that hold. the cargo hold is pressurized and temperature cold. the worker suffered no injuries.

he told first responders that he fell asleep there. the flying was in the air about 14 minutes before it turn around. we were just minutes away from the first ride on metro's new 7,000 series rail car. take a look now. the train is standing at the ready to take its first passenger. it has a ton of new features and metro tes-size favor as well. adam tuss is live where the train is schedule to put out 20 minutes from now. >> people are already lining up to take pictures of the train and this is one of metro's regular rail cars and take a look down the tracks as what is waiting for us. that is the 7,000 series rail car. a huge day for metro and a big day for riders. these new trains not only expected to be an upgrade. flat screen monitors different color scheme no carpet you can fit more people

and take a listen to the announcements. >> doors open. >> now, this train expected to stay on the blue line. it is dedicated here and we are told the next 7,000 series rail car could be headed to the red line. we're going to hop on board and report back to you guys. >> thanks adam. and here are the 4 things you need to know before you head out the door. 6:56 comedian stephen colbert will be in our area today. we will be receiving the outstanding civilian service award. a jienlt tunnel boring machine arrives today. the machine will dig a new tunnel which will help alleviate chronic flooding in the area. lawyers are giving opening statements in a murder trial in alexandria today. dawit seyoum is facing murder charges. a new report this morning

says tens of billions of dollars is being spent and it doesn't have to if it improves the area the government accountability office is asking it too. umbrella day. rain off and on throughout the rest of the day. temperatures will gradually be dropping into the 50s during the afternoon stay drive, everybody. thanks for joining us. >> the today show is next. have a great day. if you run over somebody it's usually because you were driving too fast

or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk. always be alert. pedestrians don't come with airbags.

good morning. what's that sound? passengers hear knocking coming from beneath their plane. after an emergency landing, an airport worker is discovered in the cargo hold. how did he get stuck there? the arrival. nbc news has learned hillary clinton is in iowa this morning after her mysterious road trip and a stop at chipotle while republican senator marco rubio throws his hat in the presidential ring promising a new america. >> yesterday is over. >> and he's with us this morning. deadly mistake. a 73-year-old volunteer reserve deputy now charged with manslaughter for shooting a suspect with a