the u.s. department of transportation is set to release the monthly consumer report card. that report will contain flight delays, tarmac times, mishandled baggage reports and other complaints. students from george washington and catholic universities are enjoying their first week as college grauts. experts are saying that it's a great time to be getting out of school because the job market is getting stronger. >> there is a really robust market out there, so it's a good time to be coming out of school with a lot of job opportunities for the new grads. >> staffing firms found fwrad grads with degrees in business and computer science have the best prospects. it is 5:00 a.m. g good morning. >> we're talking about the whacky weather for may. all this rain and now really cold. >> 48 outside our studios. let's check your weather ea

but it's a lot colder in some of the suburbs. there is even a few spots out in the shenandoah valley, could have patchy frost here early this morning. on the up side, there will be plenty of sunshine for today, but the rain ready to return as early as tomorrow. fos advi frost advisory for western loudoun county out to the blue ridge. current temperatures are chilly. 36 in luray, 36 in manassas, 39 in gaithersburg. 38 in martinsburg, west virginia. so there is a real chim in chill in the air. sun down after 8:00 tonight. plenty of sunshine start to finish. 30s and 40s now, we'll be low to mid-60s, still ten degrees cooler than average. a little bit of a warm trend later in the week. we'll talk about that coming up. good morning. 395 south at duke, a right

blocked because of a survey crew. inner loop after georgia, still hanging around. two right lanes getting by the work zone. nice and green here this morning. taking a look at 95 in maryland from 32 done to the beltway, it will take you 10 minutes. you're on time there. no problems north or south bound. outer loop after pennsylvania avenue, two right lanes still getting by that work zone. we'll look at 95 in virginia coming up. the loved ones of two women killed in the maryland shopping center shootings will remember their loved ones today. claudina molina and gladys tordil were killed just 24 hours apart earlier this month. eulalio tordil killed both women and a third person, a man, on a between day shooting spree. coming up, derrick ward will have more on the funerals planned. today a

make his first court appearance on charges that he perred his 14-year-old neighbor. police say the us spect killed the 14-year-old last thursday at a town home on brazil circle in dale city. the teen lived in the same townhouse as his family. he's currently being charged as a juvenile, but may eventually be tried as an adult according to the prince william county attorney. a fairfax county lawyer terrorized a mclean couple for hours and nearly killed them. the victims describe a horrific set of circumstances. kristin wright joins us now to explain the case. >> andrew schmuhl is using an extremely rare defense, involuntary intoxication. his lawyers will argue that his mental state during the attack resulted in the use of medication. schmuhl is charged with abduction and militia wounding for the attack on another lawyer and his wife in 2014.

stabbed and shot at the couple, they survived. schmuhl's wife alecia had just been fired from the male victim's law firm. she faces the very same charges but will be tried separately. >> thank you, kristin. julie carey has covered the story from the beginning and will be inside the courtroom today as the trial begins. follow her @juliecareynbc for updates on jury selection. right now deputies say he's driving a silver 2009 ford escape. virginia plates kv 1666. if you have any information, you're asked to contact spotsylvania county sheriff's office. we're talking about the gentleman you see here, this is 81-year-old ronald eugene jackson who was last seen sunday morning. give police a call it if you f him. community leaders want action on safety after the recent csx

northeast washington. the advisory neighborhood commission is calling a meeting today with d.c. council members. ddot and d.c. department of energy and environment. the group is expected to bring up the response and how to make up neighborhoods near tracks safer. 16 cars derailed near the rhode island avenue metro station. csx removed the soil affected from a leaking tank car. just into the live desk, new video of the biggest drug bust ever in in the country of clum colombia. police seized more than eight tons of cocaine from a gang. and we have other video of the bricks just laid out by police here. hundreds of them. colombia's president praising them on twirttter. u.s. still has $5 million reward

leader. after more than a month of picketing, verizon workers are reopening negotiations. nearly 0,000 workers here and across the country are on strike right now. two unions believe verizon wants to freeze pensions, cut benefits achd rely more on contract workers. both sides met with the u.s. secretary of labor yesterday and agreed to resume negotiations. >> no word on what is flis next this building that collapse parti partially. it's an old tomato pack plant that was under renovation. fire officials say sunday's strong wind is likely to blame. nobody was hurt. to politics now where it is the democrats fighting over delegates. hillary clinton is adding campaign stops in kentucky hoping to win there tomorrow after a loss last week to bernie sanders. kentucky voters control 61 democratic delegates. voters in oregon will also go to the polls tomorrow. 73

delegates are up for grabs. clinton will make two more appearances today in the blue grass state. she and senator sanders both campaigned in kentucky yesterday. at a rally, clinton announced her husband former bill clinton will handle issues of economy if she were elected. today president clinton campaigns on his wife's behalf in the virgin islands. senator sanders is in ports rico. on the republican side, donald trump is tweeting attacks against a prominent media outlet. edward lawrence will have that story in just a bit. happening today, the washington monument will be closed this morning. officials say it's because of repairs needed to the elevator power supply. the monument has been closed several times in recent months because of elevator problems. officials say they will reopen it as soon ass repairs are done. a 7-year-old gunned down in a church parking a lot and this morning we're hearing from the woman some sayed

morning, where we're off to a clear but cold start. you will want to maybe grab your coat this morning. chuck bell will let us know whether you will need it by the time you head home. and now is the time to mow the lawn before the rain starts back up, but are you doing it wrong? a look to how to debt your yard wor

a new development that could make north korea angry about that the united states says it's planning military train aing with south korea and japan. the drills will focus on dete detecting missile launches. they had made a pact to work together in response to the increasing nuclear threat from north korea. it is 5:11. time for weather achd traffic on the 1s. and we're talking about a much colder than normal start to our m

>> oh, rman, cold outside. yesterday if you spent anytime outside, you know what we're talking about. our high only 62 yesterday with the sunshine. we're back down into the 30s and 40s this morning. so the ride into work and school is chilly. put your extra layer on here this morning. on the up side, plenty of strong may sunshine. won't do much to warm us out of the mid-60s, that's about 10 degrees cooler than average, but at least it will be a little better than yesterday without the wind. here is the next rain chance moving in to st. louis right now, coming up, i'll let you know when the rain chance arrives on your doorstep. a lot of the earlier road work has disappeared, no more problem top of the beltway at georgia and then on the side, we have the construction there near st. barnabas, as well. that has both cleared out of the way. 95 at mine road, no problems or worries there.

66 inbound from fairfax county parkway to the beltway, going to take you 9 minutes. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. top of beltway here, no problems. all of those main routes in and out of town. 5:13 now. today family and friends will remember the two women killed in the maryland shopping center shootings. gladys tordil was the first victim. police say her estranged husband tordeulalio tordil shot her as pikd up her daughters from a school in beltsville. one day later, claudina molina was shot and killed outside of a giant. let's go to derrick ward now in riverdale with more on the services for the two victims. >> reporter: good morning. we are at the park dale high school. it will be the scene of one of those two somber events scheduled for today. this evening here at park dale, there will be a vigil for gladys tdi

wife of 62-year-old eulalio tordil. he was a federal police officer who police say shot his wife at high point high school on may 5th and sas she waited for her kids to come out of that school. the students and staff will turn out here to say good-bye in a solemn way. she was a very popular teacher here, she taught advanced placement chemistry. later today, there will be a funeral for claudina molina. she was shot on may 6th outside of a giant store in montgomery county. police say eulalio tordil killed her in a failed carjacking attempt as he was trying to get away from his first crime. tordil was arrested shortly after that second shooting just literally across the street from where the crime occurred and family members are still trying to get gladys tordil home to the philippines. having trouble raising the money to get her there where she will be buried. derrick ward,

when you see children running around playing, why would you do that? it doesn't make sense. i because home when it happened, but what if. >> neighbors are fed up with the violence in their streets after a 7-year-old boy was shot. that little boy was just playing outside when gunfire rang out in southeast d.c. he was shot in the shoulder, he is expected to be okay. what may have saved his life was a nearbyemt. she was off duty but when she heard gunshots, she sprang into action. >> even when you're off, somebody hurt, you help thm that's our job. >> neighbors want a crime camera in their neighborhood now. the university of maryland is urging students to be careful after an off campus robbery. prince george's county police are looking for three suspects whom they say assaulted a male student with a knife and then escaped with the items from his apartment on saturday night. l

targeted. an urgent inquiry being demanded this morning after a fake bomb caused a high profile soccer match to be postponed. this happened sunday in manchester, england. minutes before manchester united's last match of the season was slated to start. an employee found the device forcing thousands to evacuate. police conducted a controlled explosion of that device and determined it was a training device that was accidently left there by a private company during an exercise. the match has been rescheduled to tuesday. today we're kicking off an entire week of summer safety stories. consumer reporter susan hogan has important ways to keep you and your family safe. today it starts in the yard. a warning on how a simple chore can end up deadly. >> this morning we're

about lawn mayer samower safety. people die every year as a result of the accidents. 35,000 people are injured in lawn mothmower accidents every and 90 on average die from injuries most attributed to riding moteers. the fatal incidents usually include lawnmower tipovers where the victim falls under and is run over by the mower. or the victim is thrown from or falls off the riding mower. oftentimes the victims are children. >> a child can fall off, the lawnmower can go over them or if they're playing in the yard and you back up your mower, you don't see where you're going behind you. time and time again we see kids being run over and have very serious injuries associated with that. >> the cpsc also says toe amputations are common with hole owners cutting grass to cut down on injuries.

standards. foot shields and warning labels are all a part of the mandatory standards. if you want more information on choosing a lawnmower and what to look for in terms of safety features, go to our nbc washington app and search lawnmower. >> do it saefrly, but if you didn't do any lawn hoeimowing t weekend, might have your last shot today. >> because the rain is coming back. >> anyone else tells me how to mow the lawn, you're probably better than me, you get out and mow. one of the engineers said he was mowing his lane with a sick he will because the twrgrass had gotten so tall. today your last best chance to get it cut before more rain. here early this morning, just a hint of color there in the eastern sky. sunrise before 6:00 a.m., but not i

whoa, that is a chilly start. a frost advisory out across the shenandoah valley in the blue original this morning, plenty of sunshine, way less wind than yesterday. frost advisory goes until 10:00 a.m. for places like purcellville, round hill, front royal and winchester and luray, all under the advisory until 10:00 a.m. temperatures are in the mid-30s out here. 38 now in charles town, 36 in parts of prince william county. even cal vvert county, down to . no rain on radar just yet. these raindrops out here are the ones that we're tracking that are coming our direction. headed straight down i-70 here. they will be arriving about this time tomorrow. so future weather then through the day, all sunshine on your monday. it will be a nice day to be be outside. clouds come back overnight and by 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, chance for a few showers out in the shenandoah valley first thing. steadier rain chances likely to come in as we head toward about lu

hit and miss showers through about 4:00, 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. another round of rain here is 11:00 tomorrow night. rain looking more and more likely and a rainy start to the day on wednesday. i think most of wednesday's rain comes before 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon and things will start to improve after that. back to sunshine thursday, friday. so there is a quick peek at the "7-day forecast." sunny today, rain likely tomorrow and wednesday. rainfall amounts probably averaging a quarter to half an inch, but just the fact that it's range depend, that's what gets me in trouble around here. let's go over to melissa mollett, she also has her own issues on a monday morning all traffic related. >> i always have my issues. 395 south near duke, a survey crew probably for the next 45 minutes or so and then she should be out of the way. doesn't seem to be slowing anything too much here this morning. 66 and 95, nice and clear and dry. not seeing radar over those areas which really makes me happy especially on a

morning. prince george's county right now overall looking quite good. you can see 270 here at old hundred road northbound, southbound rolling along just fine here this morning. we'll take a live look at 95 in maryland coming up. it's 5:21. new details this morning when it comes to kids getting behind will the wheel. what you may want to know before you let your kids borrow the car. more problems for metro.latest issues to hit the agency and whether it will impact your commute to work. there will not be a dry eye in your house once you hear this story. how a little girl is honoring a police officer and the daughter he spent very little tsim

5:24. all of metro's lines are running as scheduled this morning following some problems over the weekend. the first

l'enfant plaza station on sunday where fire crews had to extinguish smolders debris on the tracks. and they replaced a an inside later on the red line. metro says there was never any smoke or fire. new results this morning show the dangers of teenage driving. six teens are killed every day in a crash and near will he half of those accidents the victims are not wearing seatbelts. survey shows teen drivers with parents who have established rules are ten times less likely to speed, text while driving, drink and drive or skip using seatbelts. >> it's not enough to have an informal discussion. you need to have a formal fremt, you have to enforce it and you have to model good behavior. >> three quarters of teens who die in car crashes are young men. today d.c. officials will tell you about the pledge to make su

from school safely. a news conference is planned to launch eye man t"man the block" throughout the eight wards to make sure they have a safe route home. the program will start this afternoon. tiger woods is in town participating in media day for the quicken loans national. he's the host of the tournament and he last won it twice.tournament takes place at congressional country club in bethesda next month. could be a pivotal day for baltimore police officer on trial for freddie gray's death. who could take the stand. and grab your coat, it may be may, but it sure doesn't feel like this morning. chuck bell will let us know how long the cool temperatures will

good morning. now at 5:30, taking the stand. who is expected to testify in the trial of a baltimore police officer charged this connection with freddie gray's death. and in the first 4 traffic center right now a little bit of a slowdown 395. i'll explain why coming up. and i'm eun yang. hopefully you didn't put away all the sweaters just yet because you will want one this morning. look at these cold temperatures. for more on that, let's check in with chuck bell. what's going on? >> in all fairness, i put mine you know in those

they're all under the bed. so even i did not think it was going to be quite so chilly so late into the year, but, boy, is it a cold one out there early this morning. four things you need to know about the weather, whoa, it's a chilly one. frostily chill in the air early this morning. could have frost out in the shenandoah valley. our second dry day in a row. enjoy it everyone. because the rain rueturns tomorrow and our cooler than average may is showing no signs of warming up anytime soon. 37 in culpeper and manassas. here's the way the next 24 hours are looking. bright sunshine to get the work and school week started. near 40 right now. we'll be up into the low and mid-60s for afternoon highs today and then rain chances moving in about this time tomorrow morning. tuesday and wednesday look a little bit on the showery side. do you space bag your winter clothes? >> yes, it's all away. even in the mornings, i need a little sleeve on. i haven't turned the seat heater

taking a look 66 east of sudley road, no problems there. everything looking pretty good. 395 problem i was talking about earlier, southbound near duke, that should be out of the way here in the next 30 minutes. had a little bit of a slowdown because the right side is blocked by a survey crew. taking a look at 59, tiny slow approaching quantico there and then looking pretty good slow again through woodbridge, that's totally normal for 5:30. a live look at 270 coming up. new video just into the live desk of protests it in the streets of afghanistan. this as the kaccapital is on lockdown. you're looking at kabul where thousands continue to march against the rerouting of a huge power line through a poverty stricken region. this is part of a bigger growing anti-government movement standing up for discrimination against the poor in the

the trial for the second baltimore police officer accused in freddie gray's death continues this morning. edward nero is accused of assault, reckless endangerment and high school cmisconduct. there are six officers charged in gray's death. at least one other officer garrett miller is expected to testify against nero. chris xwor done wigordon will h latest for you this afternoon. aer hearing will be held in a sexual assault case. police say antoine pitt cut off his ankle monitor while on proceed pace and assaulted a woman. a judge expected to rule on motion today. jury selection could start as soon as tomorrow. we could see a series of deadlocked decisions from the supreme court.

there are only eight justices since the death of antonin scalia. they will consider a number of high stakes cases, one challenges the presidential request to shield nearly 4 million people from deportation. another tests new requirements on clintonics and doctors who perform abortions. we'll send a bringing news alert on our app if a decision is made. prince george's county schools are struggling to get students vaccinated. this week they're offering free clinics the first at oxon hill high school today from 4:00 to 7:00 for all entering kindergarten and 7th grade students. a second at northwestern high on thursday. parents need to bring their child's vaccination records. if you buy venlg ifggie bur giant food has recalled dr. operationer's because of a possible listeria contamination. giant will give you a full refund if you bring them back. the veggie burgers all with

no one has been infected so far.same goes for a similar recall in the cape cod cranberry trail mix. it's made by hms host which is based in bethesda. the national anthem start the somber ceremony at the u.s. capitol. ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ >> for the 35th the year in a row, lines of uniformed officers gathered on the capitol's west lawn yesterday. they paid tribute to officers who died in the line of duty. a wreath laying ceremony immediately followed the national peace officers memorial service. it's 5:34. a little girl's different may forever change an alexandria family. she spent months putting together a book of bedtime stories for a baby she's never met. those babies were for the daughter of an officer who died in the line of duty

last year and never had a chance to spend much time with her new daughter. olivia was born prematurely and spent months in the hospital. the officer figured she would work until olivia could come home, but died in a shoot-out just a day before she did. 7-year-old cheyenne was so moved by the story she spent a year put together and audio book of stories for olivia asking everyone from police officers to school principals to read their favorite stories. >> i thought that olivia might be one of the kids who would like their parents reading to them at nighttime or someone reading to them before they go to bed. >> is this not brilliant? >> it really is. >> olivia's relatives gave the officer's girl scout sash as a hoe men toe and cheyenne wants to be pen pals with olivia when she gets older. i think it

beginning of a beautiful friendship. >> i agree. they can share a lot of books over the years. >> how adorable is she. well, it is 5:36. forget hillary clinton or bernie sanders. donald trump attacks the "new york times." why the sprpresumptive gop nomi is going after the dloo. and the kids will need a warm jacket. >> and a trip to the beach mean as trip to the hospital for one woman. how a sarkh

a florida's woman trip to the beach ends with a nurse shark that latched on to her arm when she was swimming on sunday in boca raton. >> it was killed before help arrived, but still 00 woo not let go. the woman was taken to the hospital with the shark still hatch attached. she's expected to be okay. >> don't play with sharks. >> apparently they were teasing or taunting? i don't know how you taunt or tease a shark, but not the best idea. outside good thing it was as small as it was. outside this morning, a couple of clouds. not rain making clouds, so we're

38 now at joint base andrews, 36 at ft. belvoir. skies will be mostly sunny for much of the day today. we'll pick up some clouds again by later this afternoon and this evening. but at the bus stop for the kids here this morning, put the jacket back on. find your fleece. a-plus for recess. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s by rumpg time lunchtime. we'll talk about the number of rainy days in the week ahead coming up. made will his a, you had nothing last i'm we talked. >> and now i do have two issues here to talk about. 95 north at 630 there stafford, we do have debris along the left side. and then poplar road, a crash there, as well. 270 looks good top of the beltway rolling along just fine. 66 and 95 northbound no issues there. remember to listen to

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good morning. waking up on a honemonday morni it's cold and dry. mid-40s downtown. when do we see the warm-up? "7-day forecast" coming up at 5:51. two slowdowns in virginia, # 5 north at stafford, debris left side of the roadway. and poplar at kellogg mill, report of a crash there. in a few hours jury selection

county lawyer accused of terrorizing a mclean couple. >> this involves a husband and wife. kristin wright is here to explain the unusual case. >> this was the case where the victims managed to pull an alarm to alert police after being terrorized in their home. and andrew shuchmuhl was wearin only a diaper when he was arrested. he's using the rare intoxication defense. his lawyers will argue his mental state was the rut of medication. prosecutors say schmuhl tased, stabbed and shot the couple. they did survive. schmuhl's wife had just been fired from the male victim's law firm. so andrew schmuhl is charged with abduction and malicious wounding. >> thank you. it's being called one of the worst charter bus accidents in a decade, 8 dead, 44 others hurt. now we're learning ap-83-year-old is among the victims. federal investigators

that scene near laredo, texas. they're looking in to whether rain an slippery roads contributed to the accident. a little boy was rescued from a well over the weekend in china. the by fell about 20 feet down the well which was only about two feet this diameter. the space was so tight rescuers had to find a thin member on their team who actually went in and pulled him out of the well. the boy's father said a board covering the we go wll was miss a missing and his son fell in. my goodness. opening statements will get under way this the trial of shack came fatah. the 11 term it democrat claims the fbi uchb fairly targeted

first look at a house explosion in arizona. this new video just in. you can see crews and investigators still looking into what caused the blast as neighbors look on. we know one man is dead after the blast destroyed part of the home, it looks like part of the garage there. police saying initially this could be chemically related as far as the explosion is concerned. as of right now, no word of anybody else hurt. thabs have been evacuated for safety reasons. your time is 5:47. community leaders are demanding action after the recent csx derailment in northeast washington. the advisory neighborhood commission wants to heat today with d.c. council members, ddot and d.c. department of energy and environment. the group is expected to bring up the response and how to make neighborhoods near tracks safer. 16 cars derailed near the

island avenue metro stakes pl csx removed soil affect. starting today you can try your hand at being a casino dealer. the mgm casino still needs to hire about 1,000 dealers before its grand opening later this year. classes begin today at the county employment center in oxon hill. tuition for the classes starts just under $400. it's not cool to not know what you're talking about. that's not keeping it real or telling it like it is. that's not challenging political correctness. that's just not knowing what you're talking about. >> president obama criticizing the gop presumptive nominee during commencement ceremonies at rutgers university yesterday. edward lawrence joining us live with expanded coverage of

he is not happy with certain media and making that very clear on twitter. >> reporter: yeah, he's done this before. normally he goes after his candidates, but today he's going after the media. he tweeted last night that the "washington post" posted an article listing five names that could be vice presidential candidate. donald trump says those names are flat out wrong. he also is upset at the "new york times" saying that they posted what he calls a hit piece against him. it did profile some woman workers that were within his organization over the years. he says donald trump on twitter says that he gave the "new york times" names of women that he actually helped out in his company and those folks didn't make the story. >> am what about the democrats. kentucky and oregon vote tomorrow, but bernie sanders is in puerto rico. p what is the reason behind

june 5 caucus on the democratic side. and bernie sanders has done this, he's gone ahead a couple of weeks to try to get the ground work, the grass roots effort going. he was in kentucky yesterday. both kentucky and oregon are very important for senator bernie sanders because that could alleviate some of the pressure that he feels for bow out of the race. now, needs 65% of the remaining delegates in order to beat hillary clinton. he believes that if he wins at oregon and kentucky, he can sway the superdelegates to change their choice. >> edward lawrence live on capitol hill for us. thank you. coming up on 5:51. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is talking about the big cooldown we've experienced the last couple days here. >> absolutely. dulles set a record low temperature at 37 degrees yesterday morning. we're down within a couple degrees of records again this morning. frost advisories posted for western loudoun county, fauquier, culpeper out toward warren county, she

and freeze warnings across the mountains of west virginia. so unusually cold here for the middle of may. 38 in martinsburg, 37 winchester, 36 luray. harrisonburg 35. # 4 # 4 by the bay. but nothing to worry about today, just cool sunshine. give you the green light for your outdoor activities. but both tuesday and wednesday, a lot of clouds and off and on rain chances. so stuff you want to get down outside may need to be postponed until later in the week. next rain chances already showing up in places like st. louis and wichita. more rain down across parts of the texas gulf coast. this is all sort of funneling in our general direction here. so clouds will gradually increase today and rain though not likely today, probably about this time tomorrow morning rain chances will start to move up once again. so sunshine on future weather all the way through today. a couplelo

this morning, but no full overcast skies until early tomorrow morning. rain chances move in during the mid to late parts of the morning tomorrow. heaviest rain tomorrow around lunchtime and another pretty good shot of rain on wednesday. but as you can see 00 your "7-day forecast," no at bad stretch of weather coming up for the second part of the week. showers and in the 50s tomorrow. 60s wednesday with the rain around. thursday, friday look very nice. a little concerned about the weekend. a chance for rain both days, but it's only monday. >> you cannot stress me out on a monday about the weekend already? >> sorry. >> just kidding. i know. it's what we have to deal with. eastbound 7, a crash slowing things. you can see eastbound 7 right now. 95 north after garrisonville, a crash there. we are seeing some slowdowns. 395 south here duke, they are still saying the right side is blocked because of a survey crew, but right now you can see in and out of town, it's

just fine. stafford, poplar at kellogg mill, a crash being reported. 95 north headed to the beltway, a little slow, but totally normal to be slow in that area. 66 inbound through manassas same thing. as you take a big look at the beltway, you can see inner loop and outer loop, everything is rolling along just fine. it is now 5:53. isis is losing ground in key territories and expanding elsewhere. the obama administration says military is focusing on the ideological battle that includes preventing isis from using social media to communicate and recruit. u.s. intelligence leaders say isis has suffered military setbacks and lost territory in iraq, syria and jordan. >> we're finding the leaders, killing the leaders and that will continue. >> while isis is losing influence in iraq and syria, its global affiliate terror groups appear to be growing in countries such as libya. happening today, federal

more about what caused the cargo ship el faro to sink. investigators are will focus on the weather, issues regarding the ship's stability and the last people to inspect that ship. all 33 on board are believed dead now after the ship encountered hurg joaquin on october 1. it is developing news this morning. a carnival cruise ship will return to texas without one of its passengers. the u.s. coast guard has suspended its search in the gulf of mexico for a passenger who fell overboard on friday. cruise officials say surveillance footage shows the 33-year-old woman falling off the ship after climbing a deck railing. the ship was on a four day mexican cruise. it is report card time again for major airlines. today the u.s. department of transportation set to release the honestly air travel consumer report card. this report contains march

mishandled bag reports and other consumer complaints. good morning. i'm landon dowdy. amazon is set to expand the number of private label goods that it sells on its site as it takes on walmart and supermarket chains. the wall street journal the reports it will launch several new lines including tea, coffee, baby food, diapers and dawn dla detergent. with your morning business report, i'm landon dowdy. fire investigators are trying to figure out how a fire started on the 13th the floor of an apartment building. despite about 30-mile-per-hour winds, firefighters were able to quickly get the flames under control. this started on a balcony of the high rise building on seminary road yesterday and then spread to the inside of the apartment. no one was home at the time. and no one was hurt. we are working to learn the details behind the arrest of one of the stars of the wire. actor wendell pierce

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remembering the victims of the deadly shopping center shooting, how trefriends and lo ones honoring their lives. and a dangerous trend involving teens and you are their cars. the steps you can take. and the monument is closed to visitors this morning. first get ready to bundle up. chuck bell has your out-the-door forecast. good morning. welcome to monday morning, everybody. there are patches of frost across the shenandoah valley early this morning. we will have plenty of sunshine today. rain though is going to be making a comeback as early as tomorrow. so on your way out the door, 30s and 40s. it's only 37 now at dulles international. 45 here in downtown. by 7:00 a.m., upper 30s to low

a relatively quick liz. afternoon highs today mid-60s. if you're going out tonight, temperature 62. back into the chilly 50s by 8:00 and 9:00. rain comes back tomorrow. we'll time out which part of the day is likely to be the soggiest. come on lucky 7. >> east bound 7 slow this morning. breaking news. right at colvin run road, a crash that is a one mile backup building already. we just got off the phone with police and they say a single car crash. they're hoping to get it out of the way. 7 of course is so used in the morning he is peshl lit eastbound lanes. so we're slow there. 95 north after 610, northbound, southbound okay, but the northbound lanes a little slow because of the earlier crash there they're garrisonville. poplar mill at kellogg mill, that accident. and 270 southbound, you can see a little slow headedhr