discovery currently has about 1500 local workers and 7,000 worldwide. the company helped spark the revitalization of downtown silver spring when it built its headquarters there. good morning, everyone. i'm angie goff here at the live desk where we just got new details on a deadly knife attack at a german train station. this is a look at the scene. investigators there. witnesses saying the suspect a 17-year-old german national was shouting god is great in arabic during that attack. police say he expressed political motivations, that's all they would say. the man was arrested shortly after, but not before stabbing four people, one person is dead. we are working to getting more details now. back to you. it is coming up on 5:01. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist.

[000:00:58;00] we want to check our weather and this record-breaking pattern of rain we're getting. chuck bell, when will we get relief? >> don't i wish that we had a little sunshine in your broadcast for today or tomorrow, but honestly, it could really be friday afternoon before we have any real glimmer at the sun and it may be sunday before we have a sunny rain-free day. so no relief in sight. the rainy days continue feeling more like march. temperatures only in the 50s right now. that warm-up coming up on friday, much warmer air may bring in a chance for thunderstorms friday afternoon and friday evening. for now though it's in the mild upper 50s. all clouds, here is the rain right now. mostly along i-95, but it is lifting northbound, so grab the umbrella. temperatures here, your rain coat is your best friend. my dog doesn't even like going out in the rain. i don't know how she's managed to hold it for two week.

and now melissa mollett with a check on traic everything is going along just fine here this morning. looking pretty good there. right now northbound georgia avenue after university, we still have the road work hanging around. a lot of the other road work has cleared out of the way. but northbound georgia at university, left lane getting by. 270 nice and clear. and then right now 66 inbound fairfax county parkway to the beltway, rolling along just fine. today all of metro's 650 managers will be held accountable to your safety. general manager paul wiedefeld is calling them all together for a first of its kind meeting. he also plans to bring up his massive maintenance plan to repair 15 critical areas of metrorail. wiedefeld is trying to reverse the safety culture at metro. a source tells our transportation reporter adam tuss that could include some

major staff changes. you can follow adam and nb the day today to find out more about metro's new repair plan and hugh it will impact your commute. right now molette green is hearing your concerns about rider safety and the staff shakeup, we'll check in with her in about ten minutes. today prosecutors may try to push back the trial of baltimore police officer edward nero. he faces assault charges in the death of freddie xwfwra. officer fe investigators say gray died from injuries he sustained after officers put him in the back of a police van. six baltimore police officers face charges in his death. officer nero's trial should begin tomorrow. we'll let you know it that changes. two women have serious injuries after a domestic incident. officers were called to chase tree place in woodbridge last night where the incident turned physical. investigators have not said whether either woman is facing

charges right now. incident happened a mile away from where police officer ashley guindon was shot and killed in february. now, guindon is one of the officers honored during a ceremony in prince william county last night. ♪ fellow officer david mckeown was with her when she died. >> at that moment ashley, jesse and i were the ones needing rescued. our rescue arrived quickly in the form of our co-workers and he medices providing first aid and just as importantly comfort. >> the crowd paid tribute to 17 prince william county officers who died in the line of duty over the past century. prince william county police have confirmed a missing virginia woman is dead. the medical examiner officially

identified lizeth lopez as the woman p 30. police say she was murdered, but are not saying how she died. take a moment and check out this incredible video out of oklahoma. you're looking at the damage done by severe storms, just take a listen. the twister caught on camera pretty much destroying everything in its path. we know that at least two people died in this violence storm. you can see the funnel cloud forming here. pretty extraordinary. winds so powerful that they flipped car, leveled buildings and power lines. ne in addition, tornados also touched down in parts of iowa and nebraska. it is 5:05. for the first time this election cycle, there will be more democrats than republicans battling for votes today. west virginia is holding its

primaries. in nebraska. donald trump is expected to take all of today's nearly 70 gop delegates, 37 delegates on the democratic side are up for garoppolo grabs. latest poll puts bernie sanders slightly ahead of hillary clinton in today's contest. remember though she still has a substantial lead in overall delegates. open our nbc washington app and search delegate tracker to see the calendar of upcoming premie areas. red versus yellow. plenty of you will be rocking the red tonight. capitals are taking on the penguins at 8:00. if the caps lose, they will be eliminated from the playoffs. one big change, defense map bruce orpik will be back for the caps. he played for the penguins for 11 seasons.orpik will be back f. he played for the penguins for 11 seasons. >> i'm sure we'll get a great reception from the fan as there. something you just have to block out.

>> orpik was suspended for three games for a hard maatta earlier in the series. and matt atta might be back, to. from it will be ugly tonight. >> it will be a great game. go caps. raise your hand if you're done with this weather. it's made for a tougher thank normal commute late thely, but don't hold your pretty for drive roads this morning. chuck bell has your commuter forecast at 5:11. hero, teacher and american dreamer, how friends and family are remembering those killed in the montgomery mall shooting. >> reporter: orange line passengers start their commute as metro holds an unprecedented meeting that could be the start of a shakeup.

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or umbrellas might as well be fused tour 13 days and counting of rain, right? >> it's a record. >> i know, i wish i had a little bit better new, but more rain in the forecast. rain showers lying in wait just down to our south right now and they're moving in. so it's likely to be a wet road on the ride in and likely to be rain drops, not a lot of heavy rain this afternoon, but an occasional shower certainly can't be ruled out. temperatures mid to upper 50s now, low to mid-60s later today. there is the rain just south of fredericksburg, and that is come being our way. melissa mollett, attach that umbrella to your wrist once again. >> wonderful. 395 south after seminary road, two left lanes getting by the work zone. the road work at duke street is now out of the way. still have this construction northbound fwgeorgia after university.

that is still hanging around here and outer loop, everything rolling along just fine. prince george's county no major problems. it is 5:12 right now. major organizational changes could be coming to metro. today the man in charge is bringing together all of the agency's managers. molette green is live at the new carrollton station now in prince george's county with more on this. >> reporter: today we get a closer look at what could be the beginning of a major shakeup as orange line passengers just start their commute. today metro's gm meets with all 650 managers. it's an unprecedented action. the goal is to try to change the mindset about safety as paul wiedefeld prepares to also launch a major maintenance effort to focus on fixes in 15 critical areas in the system.

now, just yesterday, a fire near the stadium-armory caused long impacted folks here at this metro station with that disabled train that was stug stuck on the tracks. we also saw incredible video of a fireball last week at federal center southwest. bringing together these managers is critical to moving metro forward. this major maintenance work that is set to begin soon will surely trigger some big delays, some serious disruptions for riders with single tracking delays in the work and early station closing in the mix. that is the latest live from outside new carrollton station. i'm molette green, news 4. back to you. we asked you if you're riding metro less because of the recent issues. here is a look at the survey. 38% said yes. 24% no. and 38% said they don't ride metro anyway. the three people killed in

the maryland shopping center as good samaritan hero, a happy chemistry teacher and woman from bolivia who achieved the american dream. >> i'm going to miss her a lot because she was very nice and she was a very sweet person. >> at a vigil last night, claudina molina's co-workers said she was someone who just made your day better. molina was killed at a giant store in aspen hill. gladys tordil was shot outside high point high school and malcolm winffel died after running to a woman's aid at westfield montgomery mall in bethesda. >> we always knew he was a hero. and we always knew that somebody was in need or in danger, he would not run away. he would run towards to help and protect. >> victims rights foundation is trying to raise money to help the victims' families. this is the same organization that raised money for victims of the beltway snipers. and suspected gunman eulalio

tordil may crime spree because he lost his glasses. that new piece of information was revealed during his first court appearance yesterday. prosecutors said tordil lost help in a struggle with claudina molina, the woman killed in a parking lot at the giant in aspen hill. he is now charged with three counts of first-degree murder, two in montgomery county. he was ordered held without bond. right now d.c. police are on the lookout for this man, 24-year-old leon stewart of northeast d.c. police say he shot and killed darnell richardson in march. $25,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in this case. a week after a waldorf man was shot to death in brandywine, three men are now in jail. all three face first-degree murder charges. officers say the shooting stemmed from a marijuana-related robbery. coming up on 5:16 right now. kansas city police department is in mourning after a detective

was killed in police say the detective was shot after he pulled over a driver near the kansas speedway. they say curtis ayers got out of his car and shot the detective twice in the chest. suspect then fled the scene and carja jajacked another vehicle. he was injured in a crash and shooting with police before he was taken into custody. drug lord with a keep el chapo guzman could be extradited to the u.s. as early as the middle of this year. a mexican judge ruled yesterday that guzman can be extradited to face charges in the u.s. those charges range from money laundering to drug trafficking, kidnapping and murder. gh guzman had been on the run for several months. george mason university police are looking into two cases of sextortion. in the scam victims kram someone on line persuades them to broadcast sexual acts over web cams. the victims then say the suspects record the acts and threaten to post that video

unless the victims this morning a glimmer of hope for the more than 80,000 people who are were forced to leave their homes because of the massive wildfire in canada. take a look though to with a many of them will be returning to. canadian officials are meeting today sand they say that within two weeks they will have a plan for people to finally come back to their neighborhoods. but many of you can tell that they will come back to very dramatic sights. some neighborhoods were totally incinerated. 2800 homes and buildings were burned to the ground. the bigger picture, early estimates say that 85% of alberta province was left intact. that's the latest from the live desk. 5:17 now. and in this morning's waking up to wellness, we're cracking the code to sleeping well and we're not just talking about the amount of time you're sleeping, but the actual quality of your sleep.

>> turns out there are right and wrong ways to catch q eye. dr. stephen sharp is the medical director of the sleep disorder center at the university of maryland baltimore. he refers to sleeping habits a sleeping hygiene. just like physical hygiene, there are are dos and don'ts. >> number one, the sleeping room has to be cool, dark and quiet. cool, some people say under 70 degrees. dark, obviously we don't want bright lights around. and quiet, we don't want the sleeping room to be overlooking a major highway, a gun range or anything like that. >> yeah, that would -- >> okay. >> i mean, those are noisy -- >> absolutely. >> -- situations. environments. and you can't sleep soundly. i'm a light sleeper. everything wakes me up. >> i have to get on board with the cool temperature thing. i keep it pretty warm. tune in 6:00 for why it's

important for adults to have a set bedtime just like kids do. >> good luck with that one. >> it all matters. 19 after the hour right now. chuck bell is in the storm team 4 "weather center." what do you have, buddy? >> i don't know about you, but i could fall asleep standing up with a jackhammer next to me. i'm one of those people. outside this morning, oh, rman, more clouds and rain chances? not what thin really wants to hear. we don't need the rain that much anymore, but that's what we have on tap once again. cloudy and cool, periods of rain primarily in the front 456 of the day. make sure you have your umbrella once again. rain chances are not going anywhere anytime soon. 80%, 90% chance today, 50%, 60% chance for more rain tomorrow. and thursday i don't have a drop on the cloud here, not looking for much in the way of sunshine on thursday, but rainfall amounts may be down close to zero on thursday. we'll keep you posted on that. but not much in the way of sunshine. then friday, warmer air comes back in, but that does come with a little bit of a price and that

could be some thundst these rainy days in a row, we're still about an inch and a half behind in rainfall since march 1. however it's rained every day in the month of may. and we've had nearly 3 ichlgs in the last nine days. outside on the radar, speaking of raindrops, just south much fredericksburg along i the 5, that is the rain that is moving authority pound up the interstate into the northern neck and eventually into southern maryland. and there is more where that came from, as well. more rain across southwestern virginia, so all of this is lifting our way. rainfall amounts today will be heavier south of town, but even around the metro area, maybe tenth to a quarter of an inch on average. but again, just not anything in the way of sunshine. so if you're planning on going to the nats game tonight, they it win last night against the tigers. and just like that again tonight there could be a rain delay at times, but no heavy rain. they should get the game in. clouds and showers today and tomorrow, cloudy on thursday and

ri we'll if i have and you check of the weekend coming up. but now it's traffic time. have some road work now clearing which is always good news. 395 south after seminary now have all lanes open, so no more worries there. seminary or duke, that is all cleared out of the way. northbound georgia after university, the construction there has cleared as well. 270 looking good. top of the beltway at colesville road, in-ner loop and outer loo nice and clear. this morning everything moving just fine and of course we have seeing the rain throughout the area. something we will have to deal with throughout the morning. 66 looks okay and pretty delay here dry here headed closer to the beltway. 95 north and southbound, no major problems there in prince george's county. i'll see you back here in ten minutes. it's that time of year. a lot of you and your kids are getting ready for prom. how to find a good deal and not get scammed as you start looking

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but ft the "weather center" along with chuck bell. >> didn't come back to hit me, did you? last i heard mr. gilchrist was like you have to hit him. >> we're just so frustrated. we know it's not your fault, but man, 14 consecutive days of rain? >> don't take it out on the messenger is all i can tell you. unfortunately, more rain chances. tomorrow likely to be 15, the all-time record. so, yes, indeed, no matter how you slice it, it's an awful lot of cloudy skies and rain chances. sun, sun, where art thou? no sign today or tomorrow and maybe the next chance may not come until friday. so that is a long wait between now and any sunshine. raindrops this morning south of fredericksburg along i-95, that is coming north up the interstate, so as a result your long commute in from fredericksburg is likely to be

all the longer with raindrops. of clouds and rain chances. most of the rain today will happen before lunchtime, but there could certainly be a few more passing showers during the afternoon and again into the evening hours. temperature its today, our average high now is 74 degrees. and we're not going to be anywhere near that again. yesterday's high only 64. we'll only be a degree or two warmer than that today, up to about 66 degrees for a high here will d.c. again most of the rain today is in the -- most of the rain is in the morning here this morning. a lot going on in the weather department. >> i'm trying to figure out where to stand. do have a lot going on on the roads, as well. and we're talking about 95. 95 north approaching the beltway, brand new problem, report of debris in the roadway that may start slowing things. it sounds like it is insulation. again this radar here, that green blob showing rain on part of 66 and perhaps touching 95

there thir 270 southbound old hundred road, very normal volume. i'll have travel times in ten minutes. it's 5:33. if you drive a gmc or chevrolet vehicle, you might want to pay closer attention if you park in fairfax county. police there say someone has been snapping tires and rims off those cars and trucks. kristin wright is live in fairfax county now with more on the suspects police are looking for. >> reporter: well, police say the thief or thieves have been very busy lately. and they think they do know the car they have been driving away in. so far they have hit ten locations around fairfax county in herndon, chantilly, fairfax and vienna areas. so here is that map again. 11 vehicles so far. gmc suvs and trucks and corvettes. they seem to have a thing for those types of vehicles.

those tires and rims can go for a lot of h. people's driveways or out on the street. so here is the vehicle. take a look. that police think is involved in these thefts. a silver newer model ford explorer. it was seen around one of the locations. so this has been happening a lot over the past few months. usually overnight between 2:00 a.m. and 4:30 in the morning. so police do suggest if you have one of these types of apparently desirable vehicles, park in a well-lit area if possible. back to you. three brothers put their lives in harm's way to stop a would-be robber. this morning one of those produces is recovering after being shot if the face. this happened in an alley in d.c.'s bloomingdale neighborhood. police say a gunman tried to rob a construction worker there, they say the victim a former guatemalan special forces

soldier was shot when he tried to disarm the that construction site ran over to the scene, police say they sat on the robber until help arrived. >> i think it's great. talk about folks sort of joining together and trying to help one another out. >> investigators have for the released the name of the alleged robber. a controversial death in winchester has been ruled a suicide. the medical examiner says 20-year-old minifield shot himself in the head. initially the report said he had been running from police when he shot himself. minifield's family and friends don't believe the report. police asked virginia state police to conduct the investigation. two students stabbed with scissors at a montgomery county school are recovering this morning. this happened during lunch period yesterday at the churchill high school in potomac. police say a 15-year-old attacked two 17-year-olds with a pair of scissors and a tool used

to work with clay. the victims were not serus hurt and were sent home with their parents. it's the kind of crime people don't often think of as a local issue, but now there is new help for victims of human trafficking right here. the university of maryland safe center is open and offers legal services, counseling and held care survivors. at its opening yesterday, ben cardin said umd is an ideal place to offer these kinds of services. >> this is one of the great resource universities in the world about thnd you're going t that talent on help figure out how we can end modern day slavery. >> more resources are on the nbc washington app, and search "safe center." the chief executive of alexandria public housing authority will retire at the end of the year. you might remember roy priest was heavily criticized by the city council over the redevelopment of the 74-year-old ramsey homes. priest wanted to replace the

homin community with new apartments and shops. priest has led the housing authority for nine years. no word on his possible replacement. today you can use virtual reality technology to see just how dangerous distracted driving can be on the roads. at&t is launching the spanish language version of its "it can wait" campaign. recent research has shown has panics are more prone to using their smartphones while driving compared to the national average. as part of the campaign, drivers can try out the virtual reality goggles that show you what happens when you pick up your phone. >> it's going to show you in real time what an accident would look like if you texted. or if you took a picture. and the outcome that could happen which could lead up to death.

>> you can use the goggles today in falls church. the even begt begins at 11:00 a. the kids will need your rain coat. take a look at radar. chuck bell back with a look at the rain and when it will finally come to an end. and police officer makes a startling discovery when he rolls up to a car fire. the incredible rescue we're just getting a look at this morning. and as donald trump goes after hillary clinton, clinton prepares to go after something else. a closer look at that in a live

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couil she's concerned about how much money the city paid contractors and whether it was reasonable. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell looking at the radar and not loving it, just being honest. >> a lot of clouds out there and more rain coming our way for today. even some rumbles of thunder seat of fredericksburg. parts of stafford will be getting raped on shortly. already in st. mary's and southern maryland, as well. school day forecast, temperatures in the 50s with the rain moving in now. and in the 60s with off and on showers coming our way later on this afternoon. taking a look northbound 95, ramp to the inner loop, report

of debris in the roadway. a little slow5 through woodbridge. everything looking good on the beltway. travel times, 270 south hur on time. top of the beltway, still fine. 66 inbound and 95 northbound also rolling along just fine. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car today. >> the controversy over north carolina's so-called bathroom bill continues. why the state is suing the feds and why the feds head back with their own lawsuit. and it's supposed to help young minority boys in the district. there one problem. why some people say it is actually hurting othereople.

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in connecticut. he was sentence for robbery by force when he escaped back in 1968. police recently discovered a possible alias for him which led them to connecticut where he is now this jail. that's the latest from the live desk. outside this morning you're waking up to cloudy skies and more rain chances. temperatures in the 50s now. there is at the least one day in the seven day forecast with sunshine on it. i'll show you that coming up at 5:51. and right now northbound 95 ramp to the inner loop still have report of debris in the roadway. beltway overall looking pretty good. we'll take a live look at cameras coming up. and the map who calls himself the nova creeper is out on bond this morning. still facing child pornography charges. police say 27-year-old matthew bishop runs a twitter page filled with provocative imageses of unsuspecting women in public places. but he didn't stop there. they say he also shared images of child porn using the kik app.

th green prior shopping center was one of his favorite stalking grounds. shoppers there called the ordeal disgusting. >> to go in and buy stuff, last thing you think is that someone will take pictures of you and post to other people. like that is just it is turning. >> loudoun county detectives found bishop after busting another than. bush shop turned himself in yesterday and faces ten counts of possession of child pornograp pornography. >> reporter: and i'm in upper northwest where for more than a decade, police are been searching for the flower thief. neighborhood gardens like in one have been victimized by someone who had been coming in the dead of night and stealing flowers. it had been going on for years and years. there were lots of rumors is for who the flower thief might be or what the motive might have been. well, over the weekend, police caught their man. turns out to be a homeless man

who told police they h him go because there is no law this d.c. against stealing flowers and that in fact he was a heart surgeon and he needed these flowers for what he called aromatherapy. he appeared before a judge over the week enand tend and the jud released him pending his next court date. court records show he was arrested back in 014 f2014 for exact same offense, stealing flowers. and a judge set a trial date in that case ands released him. reporting in the district, mark segraves, news 4. it is now 5:49. nebraska officials say there is no evidence that a spinning carnival ride malfunctioned causing a girl to be seriously hurt. witnesses say 11-year-old elizabeth's hair became stuck in the ride called kings crown over the weekend in omaha. she sustained several injuries including a fractured skull.

her parents say she has a long road ahead of her and remains in >> don't even know if she will be able to see again. that is our baby. >> officials say there is no reason to believe that the person operating the ride was not paying attention at the time of the incident. a consume are alert to tell you about. more frozen foods are being added to the fda recall.are ale you about. more frozen foods are being added to the fda recall. products sold at safe way, trader joe's all affected here. you can see the fda's complete list on the nbc washington app, search "vegetable recall." it is decision day for voters in west virginia and neb then. but the front runners are be looking path today's contest. more on what is at stake there, but to thousand, tracie potts is live with more on donald trump's new focus. good morning.

>> reporter: good general election looking at a transition team, he's already cast new jersey governor and former rival chris christie to head that transition team. but there is a new report out in politico that says a lot of the republicans who are typically away as advisers and analysts and involved in this aren't really interested in the trump transition team or the trump administration. in fact politico says that five dozen that they interviewed said no thanks to trump. >> interesting. what about the democrats, what should we expect now from the hillary clinton campaign? >> reporter: well, first of all, she's got west virginia to deal with today which they admit could very well be a loss for them. she's looking ahead to kentucky, they have already pulled out adds to run later this week. and as we saw in loudoun county, she's focusing on women, female voters with that breaking barriers tour. >> and finally, bernie sanders. he keeps saying that he is not

going to get out of the race. why should voters stil him at this point? >> first of all, he had a huge rally out in california last night. he's still drawing very big crowds. 15,000 people out in sacramento. why to consider him, first of all, if you take a look at the polls, he's actually running stronger against donald trump than hillary clinton is. and he also argues that he's going to win most of the remaining states. the key here though is he has to win california to catch up this delegates. >> tracie potts lyle on capitol hill for us. thank you. chuck bell is working for the weekend. >> that's right. >> we are too at this rate. we just want to see? sunshine. >> and that's the next time that we have an opportunity at a pure sunny day might be the second half of the weekend. it won't happen today. rainfall today not likely to be all that heavy around the area, but just nothing in the way of sunshine. cloudy skies for you out there early this morning. what to expect? cloudy and cool with periods of rain. make sure you have your umbrella

handy. going to be focused on the front part of the day. there will still be a chance for showers later on, but the bulk of the happens before lunchtime. tomorrow light rain once again. not much in the way of accumulating rainfall, but nothing in the way of sunshine. right now we're in the mid to upper 50s across the area. 59 in arlington, 58 in falls church. pockets of moderate rain over the northern neck and into so you were maryland now. and more heavier rain just north of the richmond area. this is all lifting mostly to the northeast. so the heaviest and steadiest of the rain will be south of the immediate d.c. metro area, but americ everyone needs their umbrella. here is tomorrow's rain chance here across we were kentucky. heading out with your buddy to go on a walk or jog this morning, showery and wet. if you're going to the baseball game tonight, just like last night, just enough rain to make you had but not necessarily

enough to ballpark, have your poncho ready to go. there is an isolated shower chance or intwo. here is future weather. hit and miss pockets of light rain later this afternoon and this evening. so 60s with clouds and raindrops for today and tomorrow. low 70s on thursday with hopefully for chance for rain. rumble or two of thunder on friday. friday night into saturday. but there it is, sunday looks like the winner out of the next seven. breaking news right now on the roads. this has quickly grown into a problem here. 270 southbound before 80, a crash in the left lane and backups are starting to build quickly. have almost two miles worth of backups here right now. southbound 95 between 175 and 32, crash there in the left lane slowing things a bit as well. prince george's county, overall looking very typical. just a little slow inbound 210

just before the beltway. otherwise no major abnormal northbound 95, ramp to inner loop, still report of debris. and we'll keep an eye 270 that starts to build. the justice department is fighting north carolina's controversial bathroom law. both sides are suing each other over the law that restricts transgender use of public restrooms. north carolina's governor believes it's a state issue. the justice department argues the law discriminates and violates federal civil rights protections. >> this action is about a game more th great deal more than bathrooms. this is about the dignity and respect that we accord our fellow citizens and the laws that we as the people and as a country have enacted to protect them. >> the justice department is threaten to go take away billions in federal aid for the state.

north carolina's governor says his lawsuit the aclu is questioning the legality of d.c.'s plan to pump $20 million into a program that hopes will boost the academic achievement of minority males. white students outperformed black students in the district on standardized tests. the argument centers on its study which cop cluded the city did not give enough reasons to devise a program that excludes female students. a year book photo is causing outrage this morning. it completely misidentified a muslim student saying her name was isis. >> no student should have to be falsely associated with a rep pre pre-henceable terrorist organization. >> here is the photo in question. there was a student named isis phillips at the school, but she had transferred. the council on american islamic relations is investigating to see whether this was a simple mistake or something more.

the school says it keep your wallet safe this prom season. we talked about being wary of deep onlean discounts and now more on hiring a trafer and going out to dinner. >> the better business bureau says to your restaurant. not all restaurants allow you to split checks. and make sure you have a written contract if you hire a photographer. they're hiring photographers to take prom pictures? wow. and make sure you check for any hidden fees and don't forget have fun. a top to bottom fix at metro and the shakeups that could be in the works. my live report coming up. could the increase availability of mayor mattrijua putting you in danger on the roads? >> reporter: and tires and rim being stolen. plus good habits that could

help you wake up more rested every morning. right now at 6:00, a shakeup that will rock metro. the meeting in the hours ahead that could trigger changes in the safety culture. and this out of germany, one person dead and several others hurt after they are stabbed by a man at a busy train station near munich.

i'm angie goff here at the liv what police believe is the motivation behind that attack. also ahead an alarming new report about the dangers of marijuana. why aaa says growing use of the drug is putting you in danger on the roads. but first, chuck bell has your out-the-door forecast. >> good morning. tuesday off to a cloudy and wet start as our stretch of rainy weather continues around here. feeling more like march with temperatures in the 50s. it will be warmer as we get toward the end of the week. that could come with a thunderstorm chance on friday. for now though, just cloudy and wet outside. rain showers are heaviest to the south of city, but more light rain out here across parts of the shenandoah valley. so everyone should take their umbrella. rain chance today stands at 80% and the next 24 hours all filled with clouds. it won't rain hard all the time, but you should definitely have your umbrella ready to go. mid-50s this morning, mid-60s this evening and mid-50s with rain drops again on your wednesday morning.