kristin? >> reporter: hey, good morning. we just talked to a few witnesses who said they never have seen a crash like this one before. here's why. there's a u.s. mail truck here flipped on its side, basically on top of an suv there. it's a mail truck. we don't know exactly how the two loco lied but if you can see, the top of the suv is gone. take look at some video from just a little while ago. police tell us the man and the woman who were in the suv were trapped in the car for some time. witnesses say they were pipped. they both had to be airlifted to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. we spoke with witnesses and they describe a horrific scene. take a listen here.

hopefully we'll have that sound for you. they described being at home nearby and hearing just loud sounds, scratches, screaming, yelling. they came outside. they saw the two people in the suv clearly needing help. they called 911. you're back here live looking aet the scene, investigators here trying to reconstruct exactly what happened. they still don't know. all of that is under investigation. we also talked to a couple of guys from the postal service. they talked to the driver of the postal truck. they described him as a local guy who drives the transport truck. he has minor injuries. melissa is here with a lookaround at some of the work aurnlds due to the accident. >> good morning. you can see from above, a little difficult to see because it's dark here this morning. again, cherry hill at calverton, we're shut down because of this accident. with going to be shut down for much of the morning. if you're headed south,

gracefield parallels it. 66 inbound. chuck? >> thank you, melissa. weather headlines for your back-to-work and back-to-school day. cloudy skies have remained in place some of many clouds, so many raindrops, so much in the way of sniechblt if you're planning your week ahead, putting decorations out on the lawn, you may have to wait until next weekend before we have any extended period of dry weather. could be as we snowflake or two in the shenandoah valley valley in the high spots but temperatures are at or above the freezing mark right now.

rain is going to linger. i'll let you know how much in the next ten minutes. back to the news. >> thank you, chuck. the first of six baltimore police officers will go on trial the death of freddie gray. chris gordon live at the white house with what we can expect today. chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the trial of william porter begins in a few hours. it's a trial the people have been waiting for since the freddie gray funeral in april that led to rioting throughout sections of baltimore. now, once this trial begins, the jury will get to see the video of 25-year-old freddie gray being led to the police van in which he finally suffered spinal injuries. some call it a homicide. it resulted in rioting and

destruction of property and fires. it led to governor larry hogan calling for a curfew. >> my feeling, i would believe the officer is more guilty than he is innocent because just of how they've interacted with citizens in the past. >> could you put that aside and be a fair and impartial juror? >> it would be difficult, very difficult. >> i'm an honest guy, a fair guy. i believe right is right and wrong is wrong. to my knowledge, would try to be honest as best as i can as far as that case and those police officers. >> reporter: now, the charges against officer william portser include involuntary manslaughter and assault in the second degree. coming up in the next half hour of "news4," i'll tell you exactly what the prosecutors must prove he did in order to seek this conviction. we're live at baltimore circuit court this morning.

uni, aaron, back to you. >> thank you, chris. 6:05. i want to show you some pictures. more than 35 students were hurt after a charter bus flipped on a highway. state troopers say the driver lost control just after 7:00 last night in chesterfield county. they were headed back to school from a holiday break when that bus overturned. happening today, a man accused of killing 12 people inside a colorado springs plant parenthood building will appear in court. three people were killed including a police officer. and we're learning more about the three. one was a 29-year-old. the other vilk tim was a 25-year-old. a church suv fast was head for a

third victim. white house fence jumper joseph caputo also expected to be in court today. sources say he left a suicide note. his counsel say that's not true. we expect to learn some results after new testing at d.c. public schools. math and english arts assessments surpass the results from earlier this spring. high school results came out last month. starting today you will have more options on vre. a new train sufs starts today on the fredericksburgline. there will now be six trains instead of five leaving

spotsylvania before 6:30 a.m. check out the schedule. there will be different schedules because of that train. is. redskins fans looking forward to next week it's going to be a big one. in first place. the team has won five home games in a row. they're visiting next monday night. as many players told us, they now control their own destiny. and breaking news. big shut down on cherry hill after an accident. details coming up. a college is shut down. the precautions the university is doing to keep it safe. the latest company to give

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developing right now, all classes and activities are canceled at the university of chicago. admin strarts there responding to a threat. they say someone said there would be a shooting at the campus on the quad there. they even set a time, 10:00 a.m. security even increased security on campus. it's 6:11. time for "weather & traffic on the 1s." >> we have breaks news on the road. >> breaking news we still have this problem here on cherry hill road. a big scene here still this morning. chopper 4 over this problem for us as, again, cherry hill is shut down at calverton boulevard because of this nasty crash from overnight. another problem, inbound from 50. sounds like the right x lanes are not working, having son

problems. >> top of the beltway, don't have any problems there. 66, inbound, no issues. remember to listen to our friends when you hop in your car. >> even gob that on speed dial on my radio, melissa. loudy skies. not a lot of rain out there just yet but we have rain chances, 80% or higher for today, tomorrow, and wednesday. three days with solid rain chances on it. how much might we expect. an-inch of rain across most of the area. parts of southern maryland might get an-inch or more over the next couple of days. radar shows mostly light raindrops. they say they see snow chances mixing in. you'll need your umbrella today. seven-day forecast, when does it dry out, that's in ten minutes. >> thank you.

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it is 6:15. the break news we're covering this morning. two people seriously hurt after a two-vehicle crash in montgomery county. cherry hill road is closed in both directions. a u.s. mail truck and an suv involved in the craze. we'll have more. paul wiedefeld will start as metro's new g.m. he was unanimously appointed. weedfeld is a maryland native and he'll make just over $397,000 a year. we want to show you some video out of paris where the united nations summit on climate change is happening right now. take a look. world leaders held a moment of silence after the paris attack. president obama is there. a short time ago they said the

fight against terrorism and climate change are two major challenges we must face. at the top of the agenda, discussing air pollution, which is considered one of the largest health risks. we'll bring you more as we get it. aaron? >> 6:17. an an intense scene in paris as french riot police clash ahead of the u.n. climate change conference. they threw objects at police officers. they responded with tear gas and charging the demonstrators. more than 170 people were arrested and held for questions. a calmer scene here in the district. a group of activists gathering outside the white house rallying for action on climate change. less than an hour after president obama landed in paris for the climate change supplying mitt, he stopped at the memorial for victims of the terror attacks there. he was joined by french president francois hollande. he laid a single white rose at

the bataclan concert hall. dozens were killed in attacks. mayalan gross speaks out fo the first timing being in cuba. he was released after five years last december. during the interview gross said he knew there was some danger to what he was doing. he also described the moment he was arrested and ordered the take a seg sedive. >> so i took the pill. he gave me a juice box and as i'm drinking the juice box, swallowing the pill, he said, that's it, that's right. drink, drink. and i thought i was in an old humphrey bogart movie. and then they took me to a hospital. they took my clothes. they gave me these striped pajamas. >> gross said he was never more humbled than when he was honored by the president at the state of

theionion address. his last words to his captors. hasta la vista, baby. law maurms have less than two weeks to pass it. a current stopgap measure expires. this could be a big jump for paul ryan and we'll be watching over the next several days. a new report says virginia is there. if the change happens, virginia would have its largest delegation to congress since the mid-1800s. now to some news for your your health and a warping for athletes. a new study from the me cal college of wisconsin finds athletes with recent concussions may not be ready to get back in the game even though they may feel okay. mri shows damage eight days after the injury. only 37 players participated. another sign this morning

the tech world is getting more family-friendly. facebook says all of its employees will receive four months of paid paternal leave. just last week mark zuckerberg announced he will take a couple of months off when his wife gives birth. it follows similar ones. microsoft, netflix, apple and spotify. we've got to a little chill in the air and add a little rain. >> "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell is here. how are we going to work off the turkey and fixings over the weekend? >> that's what friday and saturday were for. >> i kept on eating. that may be a whole other story right there. cloudy skies moved back in on us yesterday and they're here to stay for a while. check this out.

a pocket of cold air here. i put "storm team 4" radar in the exact same perspective. but there are wet snowflakes mixing in along the high spots here west of loudoun county out toward the blue ridge. don't be shocked to see a snowflake or two. i have had an official report of snowflakes being spotted near winchester. so with time the rain is going to continue to inch its way up from the south. it's bringing slightly warmer air with it. so even though it's going to be a cold rain, it will be in the 40s. so the wet snowflakes will not last. rain much more likely to impact your ride home than your ride in today. so your 24-hour focus, no sun for you the next 24 hours. 40 and damp this morning. rain in place and rain continues on into tomorrow morning. rain likely to come in around lunchtime. a little break. the ride in will be tougher than the ride home. then we dry out just a smidgen.

when's the next big change in the weather? it arrives on thursday. that's welcome news. rain late wednesday night should be over wi by thursday and thereafter and finally sunshine to finish out the weekend. next weekend is looking quite lovely. we'll get more of an impact the rain will have on your impact. breaking news in silver spring. still have this problem. again, we're talking cherry hill road. chopper 4 over the scene. we're shut down near calverton. it will likely be like this for much of the morning because of this accident there. is gracefield to o'fallon. it's not real popular. it will help you here with your morning commute. taking a wider look at things,

we have a problem just popping up. b.w. parkway just popping up. you can see the slowdowns building. at duke street, we have an accident on the right side of the roadway. that's starting to get a little bit slow as well. taking a look here at 66 and 95, not terrible right now. inbound there near 50. had that earlier crash. looks like that's off to the right side of the roadway. looks like we're a tad slow. 270 at old 100, looks pretty normal. back in ten minutes at :31 with a live picture of i-95 in virginia. over the weekend the pope spent time at a refugee camp and blessed a youth care vigil in the african republican. it's capital city is a battleground of divisions between christians and muslims. pope francis said his mission is to be an apostle of hope, a thing they hope they can

achieve. today prince jornl's county will be prepping. two washington redskins players and officers will assemble bikes and toys as part of the yearly program. the program collects new and unwrapped toys to distribute to those in need during the holiday season. this year you can get your house ready for christmas and help out a great cause. alexandria police didn't kicked off its annual sale. they've sponsored it for the last 60 years. it's on callahan drive. you can stop monday through friday or on the weekends from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. pnc says it's a good way to track inflation and an interesting thing to learn about. everything from a partridge in a pear tree to 12 drummers

drumming would cost more than $34,000. that's just up a little bit from last year. the most expensive gift on the list, the seven swanning aswimming cost 13g$,000. >> they're pretty exotic. >> if you really think about the song, they want the swans doing the acrobatics. >> you have the lords a leaping, the maiding a milking and five golden rings. that can't be cheap. >> these days. more companies are offering to do the work for you for a price though. not only is the installation included but companies will design and maintain the decorations throughout the holidays. it's a safer way to go. if you have a house that large maybe you might need somebody to help you. >> doesn't that take the fun out of it. you get out there with the kids. >> yeah. just make -- >> i'm guessing. i don't know. >> just make sure the kids aren't going up on the ladder with you.

safety first. >> somebody else to maintain. that's cheating. >> do you think it's cheating? >> you should do your own setup there. merry christmas. 5:-- 6:26 right now. if you take rockville pike to and from work, chances are you remember the mess last month. repairs still need to be mate after a water main break. how it could impact your commute. more rain is pushing it way in sbur area. how long you'd need to keep your umbrella handy. plus, we're watching breaking news where a serious accident has chelly hill road shut down at this hour. you're looking at a live picture. rescuers had to peel open a car to get two people out. what we're learning about the cleanup and how you can get around this.

we have breaking news right

now in montgomery county. police have cherry hill road shut down after a serious accident. here's a live look over the scene. this involved an 18 wheeler and an suv. two people in that suv needed to be pride out of the wreckage. at this time we're told both have serious injuries. >> cherry hill road is closed in both directions. melissa millay is here with how you can get around this crash scene. >> taking a look, chopper four over the scene. a big response. this entire area is blocked off. it's very difficult to see the vehicle. the suv underneath the front of the semithere. will be closed for quite some time because of the accident. you can tack new hampshire. that's not the best there. gracefield to oh fallon, o'fallon to gracefield. that's because it pretty much parallels it.

southbound to powder hill, an accident. 95 at prince william parkway looking pretty good. head headed northbound there at duke street right now is a little slow because of some -- an accident. i should say off to the right. i was going to say construction. at gw parkway, report of a brnld gnu problem slowing things down as well. back in ten minutes with travel time. chuck? >> thanks melissa. a cloudy sky awaits you outside early this morning. the things you need to know. pack your umbrella. umbrella weather returns today. it's all rain in the metro. no snow bus there are snowfla snowflakes. next big change in the weather arrives on thursday. everyone has a high chance for rain. high chances across northern maryland. highest chances down into southern parts of milliliter. how much might you expect? an inch to a quarter inch. more about that coming up in a

few minutes. for your now, wet snow flakes mixing in along the blue ridge. that's all rain along parts of the northern neck. we'll not be making snow men, at least not this week. seven-day forecast is coming up at 6:51. >> 6:32. we have a traffic accident. starting this week there ee going to be lane closure about on both sides between the ramps to 495 and the cedar lane interchange. "news4's" mollet grooeb is live to see how things are going to look and shape up. molette? >> reporter: aaron, good morning. we're along busy rockville pike. just moments ago workers showed up and crank up this giant excavator truck here. sometime today crews are going to get to work. this is going to be a huge repair job after last month's water main break that spilled

pools of muddy wateral over the road at the intersection of rockville and cedar lane. you're going to see washington suburban sanitary commissioners added 24 hours a day, seven days a week to get this all done. these repairs basically continue. a big fix to 574-year-old main. you can expect driving to be tough. both on the northbound and southbound lanes along 355. this will be seven days a week. once this all starts you're going to need to add extra time with your commute. if all goes as plans, all this work should be done and wrapped up by mid to late december. that's the latest here. i'm molette green. today bond is set for police officer jason van dike. he's charging in the october

24th shooting death of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. dash cam video shows mcdonald being shot 16 times. the release of that video last week sparked protests. van dike's lawyers say he opened fire because he feared for his life. chicago says it's expanding a program to provide police officers with body cameras. the announcement came yesterday from mayor rahm emanuel's office following last week's release of that dash cam video showing the officer fatally shooting laquan mcdonald. the officer wasn't wearing a body camera. the pilot program began in january. around 30 cameras are currently being tested. sunday's statement says the expansion will be paid for with a $1.1 million federal grant as well as matching city funds. >> today the man accused of killing a woodbridge high school student heads back to court. duane smals is expected to plead guilty.

he'll ask for no less than a 50-year prison sentence. right now montgomery county controls kroll on its borders. there's talks of changing it. they want to put the law on the ballot which means you could vote against it. it comes after they complained they don't distribute beer and wine as fast as it should. the change would take away $22 million away from the county, which is used to fund the fire department and schools. turning to decision 2016 hillary clinton will speak at the atlantic council's events on women's leadership in laden america. later this week we expect several senators to endorse her at the fund-raiser at the hyatt regency. donald trump plans to be in manassas later this week. wednesday night the republican front runner expected to hold a rally the at the prince william county fair grounds.

he'll be the third candidate to visit the county after bernie sanders and governor scott walker who since took his name off the ballot. the wife of a white house staffer who was killed during a right gave birth to baby girl on saturday morning. according to ham's instagram page, the baby is named for garnet j. brewer. the j. stands for jake, her father's name. brewer was killed after being in a bike race and co-looet lieding with a car. part of cherry hill is still shut down. we'll have a live report and workaround in just a minute. we have a developing story after a bus accident leaves several hurt. what charges that driver could face now. plus, something new on the menu. the new requirements that you'll notice the next time you dine out in new york city. news reporters: it's a fish, but it's been changed.

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a new rule takes effect this week at restaurants but it's leaving a better taste in some people's mouths. the salt shaker emblem will be added to all meals that have more than the daily recommended amount of salt. that's just over 2,000 political grams. salt's producers say the policy is misguided. they say the city should leave that matter to if federal regulators. more restaurants could start serving beer and wine in georgetown. today the commission will vote on a new plan to vote for more than 67 restaurants to have liquor licenses there. that's the current limit there now. that it'll kiev them from applying for a license.

breaking news. an overturned se eed semi that on an suv. backups starting to build. 95 here at scaggsville road oklahoma here this morning and right now taking a look inbound 66 and 95 north, okay, same thing. in maryland, travel times looking good. chuck? >> thank you, melissa. outside, 6:41 on a monday morning. cloudy skies. lincoln memorial in downtown washington. not a lot of heavy rain yet. a couple of sprinkles and drizzle drops with one or two snowflakes out west. so school day forecast. 7:06. low clouds and darkness out there. recess gets an "f" today. weather impacts both commutes today. bigger impacts tomorrow. more with your seven-day in ten

minutes. the first officer charged in his death heads to trial. we take you live to baltimore with what we can expect. but first we will take you live to silver spring where cherry hill road remains shut down after a serious overnight crash. you're looking at a live picture here. what we're learn about an

15 before the top of the hour. two people seriously hurt after a two vehicle crash in montgomery county. cherry hill and silver spring closed in both directions. melissa mollet helps you get around. but we bring you more on a problem with kristin wright. kristin? >> reporter: good morning am terrible, terrible crash right here. a u.s. mail truck flipped on its side on cherry hill road sitting partially on top of an suv. police say the ma'am and woman in the suv have been hurt badly and have life-threatening injuries. we talked to witnesses who ran out of the house at 3:00 this morning to see what happened. >> i heard a screech, the truck sliding and we see a guy yelling help, help, help.

we pulled out our cell phones and coulded 911. >> i trite to hem i tried to help him out and he said help them, help them. i said i with u going to help them but i wanted to help him first. >> at one point the mail truck did spill some fuel and there was a bit of a hazmat situation. right now the question is what exactly happen. that's why you see police out ee here right now trying to reconstruct the scene and figure out exactly what happened. i'm going to hand things over to melissa mollet to talk about the road closures it's still shut down. you can hear that chopper 4 over kristin there as she was going live. so right now taking a look from chopper 4, you can see the semi still on its side. as far as roy's close. cherry hill shut down.

>> melissa, thank you. it is 6:47 right now. the first of six baltimore police officers will go on trial in the death of freddie gray. "news4's" chris gord about is live with more on what will happen today. chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. i want to give you the very latest. saw a bomb sniffing dog walking around the perimeter with baltimore sheriff's deputies. security is tight. william porter is charged with involuntary manslaughter, assault in the second degree and reckless endangerment. freddie gray's funeral in april caused rioting here in baltimore. the cvs which was burned out is

being built out but there's been a spiem in hock sides. william porter was not the officer who arrested freddie gray or the driver of the van. porter was called in as a backup. he reportedly saw gray in a coma on the floor of the van, sat him up on the bench of the van, but didn't secure him in a sbel, nor did he call to get him medical attention. can porter get a fair trial here in baltimore. >> i even seen the way the baltimore police are and i do think they were a little aggressive but i don't think they intended for him to dry, freddie gray to die. >> you think he could be a fir and impartial juror. >> of course, i could. it's not just me. there are plenty people in the town that could be. >> jury selection will begin in a few hours. they'll be asked a lot of questions to determine if they can set aside anything they have read, seen, heard, or

experienced in order to be unbiased jurors. how long that takes, we will have to let you know as it goes and we'll be updating you throughout the day here on "news4" and on social media. that's the latest at baltimore circuit court. aaron and eun, back to you. >> thank you, chris. he be sure to follow him on twitter and download the nbc washington app. happening today. he's expected in court. police say robert dear surrendered after the shooting spree and standoff on friday. three people were killed including a police officer. we're learning more about the other victims in the planned parenthood shooting. one of the three killed. 29-year-old kiari stewart was an iraq war veteran and the other 25-year-old jennifer mar kovski

and always officer gary swasey. >> tomorrow his son turns 11. i know it's going to be hard for him every year knowing this is when it happened. >> officer swasey was a former figure skater and trained with nancy kerrigan. developing near richmond, more than 35 students are hurt after a charter bus flipped over. state troopers say the driver overcorrected in chesterfield county. nearly 50 students from virginia tech, radford, and the university of virginia were heading back to school after a break. a white house fence jumper is also set to head to court today, joseph caputo's lawyers say he was, quote, trying to deliver a message. he left a suicide note. his lawyers tell nbc news that is not true. he's heed to court. he's charged with one count of

illegal entry and faces up to a year in prison. >> it is 6:50. several people are without a home. flames tore through an apartment building on green bet road last night. no one was hurt but two apartments are inhabitable. >> we expect to learn some results. math and language arts assessments. muriel bowser will reflect the high school results. breaking news in silver spring. chopper 4 still over the scene of an accident. a semi mail truck on its side with an suv under it. the road will be shut down for some time. again, cherry hill shut down at calverton. bchl w. parkway southbound the crash there creating a

5 1/2-mile backup. it's very slow. 95 very good if you're looking for an alternate southbound right now. prince george's county, overall, no incidents. that typical slowdown, indian head highway before you hit the beltway. 395 north at duke street still have that crash and the backups are coming awe of 95 in virginia northbound. 66 is okay. so is 95 until you get to the top here and start getting onto 395. then you do have an issue. g.w. parkway southbound at 123. looks like that's actually stretching a little farther than two miles right now. chuck? >> thanks, melissa. a lot of raindrops in our area. if you're heading back to work and traveling, delays likely. minneapolis and chicago and st. louis delays possible down to our south. if you're driving back north, dry weather there. around us, all rain drops down to our south and there are even

a few snow flicks mixing in near the blue ridge. here are the snowflakes mixing in. basically at or above 1,500 feet you're mixing in with the raindrops. temperatures around the metro way above the freezing mark. send it to me on inthe gram or on twitter at chuck bell for you. here come the rain drops into the area. by noontime, light to moderate rain pushing into the region so the ride home will be wetter than the ride in. keep that in mind. the day is starting damp but ending wet. now tomorrow we'll start off with a little light rain upon first thing tomorrow morning. heaviest rain likely around lunchtime and that pulls out. a little drying out but no clearing. drying out a bit for tuesday evening but another chance for rain right back in on us. 5:00 a.m. wednesday. so the wednesday morning commute also may be impacted.

here's the seven-day forecast. 80% chance of rain today and 100% tomorrow. wednesday there could be moderate rain around wednesday afternoon. so we'll be keeping a careful eye on that. temperatures not too bad. next weekend, here's some good news, sunshine. temperatures in the 50s. >> thank you. 6:54 right now. you have more options on vre right now. new train service starting. the new train is being added following the opening. there will now be six trains instead of five leaving from spotsylvania. you can check out the vre schedule as there will be additional changes because of the extra train. >> well, if you're shopping on the internet today, you will probably not be alone. experts say shoppers will spend $3 billion on the internet

today, mostly on electronics and technology. that is a 12% increase over last ye year. good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. shoppers still hit the stores this holiday weekend. nearly 52% of consumers or 151 million people shopped online or in stores thursday to sunday spending an average of about $300. in-store traffic was flat and both sales and spending were down. with your cnbc business report, i'm landon dowdy. >> the playoffs made it today. the team is wake up in first place in the nfc east. >> the size of that "if," boy.

>> yay. they win against the giants yesterday. so was this number. zero turnovers. how about that. the team has now won five home games in a row. next game held against the cowboys next monday night. you just have to savor it, you know what i mean? >> i'm with you. 6:56. here are four things you need to know before you head out the door. the officer accused in the fatal shooting of la'quan mcdonald will be in court for a bond hearing. the dash cam video shows the victim being shot 16 times. jason van dyke charged with first-degree murder. dozens hurt as a buzz flipped over. the first of six baltimore police officers will go on trial today in the death of fred gri di gray. "news4" will be there. be sure to download the app to learn the developments from court. cherry hill road and silver

spring is shut down in boekz directions. three people hurt, two of them seriously. a u.s. mail tractor trailer. you see the live picture. right now it's going be some time. we're still shut down. melissa, thank you. that is the broadcast. we appreciate you starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25

good morning. breaking overnight. solemn ceremony. president obama lays a single white rose outside the paris thear where 89 people died in that terror attack. security extraordinary with more than 150 world leaders in the city for a historic conference on climate change. environmental activists already clashing with police. due in court. the shooting suspect who killed three people and injured nine others at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado facing a judge for the first time today. this morning we're learning more about the alleged gunman's unusual life as relatives of the victims speak out. >> he took my only brother from me.