the family, just that our thoughts and prayers go out to their friends, family and loved ones mourning their loss here this morning as they're finding out about the news. >> and as he mentioned, one adult male has died in this fire. we're continuing it to work on finding out if anybody else was hurt and we know the red cross still on the scene helping other families that were displaced because of the fire. i'm angie goff at the live desk. can oming up at 6:01. we'll have a fair amount of sunshine here this morning before clouds build and a quick little shower chance comes our way during the middle of the day. rain chances today only 30% mainly between noon and 5:00. tropical storm colin moving off the coast of savannah and a little taste of canadian coolness is coming our way. it arrives tonight. for now it's a mild start in the upper 60s to around

hours are looking. 70 degrees at 7:00 a.m., 80 by 7:00 tonight and most of the rain showers should be over by then. so evening plans should be mainly dry. and off to a cool breezy start tomorrow morning. we'll talk about those tomorrow cool high temperatures coming up in a tumor minutes. back over to you. metro's safetrack program continues. we're watching your commute to make sure it goes smoothly. metro says trains will be more crowded today with more people heading into work. so if you can, leave early. >> and we have team coverage now with molette green at the east falls church station, but let's begin with jack taylor. >> it is day number two of a morning rush hour with this ongoing track work. other than and silver line going to be single tracking again this morning between east falls church and ballston. rains will run every 18 minutes. monday is lighter volume than tuesday, so what happened yesterday will be very different this morning. we'll keep you posted.

198, some sort of an issue near the brooklyn bridge road overpass. a lot of authorities headed to the scene to a crash. also chopper 4 headed to the scene. more as it comes up. >> and metrorail opened about an hour ago. so far no major problems there. metro says today's commute could be much more crowded as more federal workers head back into work. we continue team coverage at the west falls church metro station with molette green. >> reporter: we're watching out for what could be an interesting twist in the dynamic. more federal government workers in the mix here. so you could have many more passengers expected to impact the system today and an already reduced capacity. i caught up with one federal government worker headed in for her first day at work on the job.

>> i believe that getting to work shouldn't be too bad, but coming home will be a disaster. it is what it is. so i think that they are doing good things to make it safe. >> reporter: metro is promising to provide more direction to passengers who complained yesterday about confusion on those busy platforms. that is the latest live from west falls church metro station, molette green, news 4. it is now 6:03. many of you opted for a different way to work honest. capital bikeshare reported more than 4,000 trips by noon yesterday. 146 people took advantage of the discounted $2 fares. the corral at 13th street and new york avenue northwest was the busiest yesterday. that corral is near mcpherson and metro center metro stations. and share your commuting story with us. you can tweet at nbc washington oig using #safetrack.

we've learned a woman died in an accident in the shenandoah river. the jefferson county virginia sheriff's office says several people were on board either a kayak or a tube that capsized yesterday. their investigators say everyone except that woman is expected to survive. she was 40 years old. i'm angie goff at the live desk. tracking the very latest with tropical storm colin which is moving toward the atlantic. florida washed out by the storm earlier, heavy rain and strong winds made a big impact. took down a lot of trees, a lot of power lines especially near the tampa area. forecasters predicting now up to 8 inches of rain possible in florida and georgia through the end of today. your time is 6:05. today the ntsb will pr

definitive cause in a gaithersburg plane crash that a killed a mother and her two children. in its preliminary report, the agency said ice may have played a significant role. documents reveal the plane encountered icing conditions while trying to land at the montgomery county air park in december of 2014. the three men on board and marie and her two young children inside the home were killed. the. chvirginia state troopers s a fredericksburg woman was traveling down the runway at stafford regional airport when she unintentionally lifted the plane off the runway and crashed. row bear bettberta is in the ho should recover. metrobus driver still in the hospital with serious injuries. montgomery county fire officials say the bus slammed into a tree after it collided with a pickup drug. ten passengers with less serious

injuries were also taken to the hospital. the truck driver tells news 4 he plans to contest a reckless driving citation police gave him yesterday. and speed and failing to follow a traffic control device likely caused an atv to crash head-on into a car. this was a michaels mill road. 21-year-old chris community died yesterday. the atv driver, a 29-year-old kenne kenne kenneth niblett is in the hospital. right now loudoun county family is desperately trying to find their daughter, 17-year-old dominique season. she lives in the river creek area. the loudoun county sheriff's office says she may be with an unknown man. she was last seen friday getting in to a black chrysler 200 with maryland plates 4 ce 9611. if you see dominique or the car, call police. neighbors in bethesda are working to make a deadly interse

river road and brey burn parkway earlier this year. the group is considering several solutions to recommend to the highway administration. two options are either installing a new median or making a a new left turn lane. they will meet tonight at walt whitman high school. today the d.c. council could take a final vote to raise the city's minimum wage to $15 an hour. that raise would take effect in 2020. the measure before the council right now would also increase the minimum wage for tipped workers to $5.50 an hour. getting the message out about the dangers of leaving kids in the car. some tips for you. clear skies as you step outside. chuck bell tracking the chance for rain and the impact it will have on your commute. and breaking

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good morning. sun is up. plenty of sunshine here this morning. there will be a chance if a quick little shower or two later this afternoon. your ride in, though, temperatures near 70 under a partly cloudy. today's rain chance stands at only 30%, so not a guarantee. and if you're traveling today, dry for the morning and evening commute, but again, those showers midday. regionally a couple showers new york city and boston. tampa, orlando, charleston and wilmington, that of course associated with tropical storm colin off east coast. so i'll show you the

forecast track on collining on co oig in ten minutes. now traffic time. thank you very much for not bringing rain into the things that we have going on. day number two of the morning rush hour, metro continued track work on the orange and silver track line. going to find single tracking this morning between falls church and ballston. yesterday will not be the same as today. liter volume on mondays. so welcome in. sch 95 crash reported between 216 and 198. callers have said it's on the right shoulder, but not quite on the shoulder so crowding the right lane. back to you. we have an unfolding situation in turkey where a car bomb killed nearly a dozen people. in istanbul, the bomb went off as

buildings torched and gutted by the explosion. no group has owned up to this attack. 6:13 now. the man accused of leaving a 2-year-old girl in a hot car faces a judge this morning. police say da'quan fields had his driving privileges revoked. investigators claim he drank a beer and watched tv as his girl frnd's toddler sat forgotten in the car. the 2-year-old later died at the hospital. fields faces felony child neglect and involuntary manslaughter charges. nationally nine children have died this year in hot car deaths. since 1998, there will have been 20 hot car deaths in virginia, 14 in maryland and one in d.c. in some cases the temperature doesn't have to be as hot as you might think for it to be deadly. >> inside of ther

average 19 degrees in as little as ten minutes. so we know that it doesn't have to be that hot the outside for the inside of a car to get warm, warmer and then so hot that it is life threatening. >> safe kids worldwide recommends putting your purse orror your phone in the back seat so you don't forget your child. baltimore police officer good son's trial is slated to begin thursday. goodson is charged with the most serious crime. the judge granted his request for a bench trial. he faces second-degree murder, manslaughter and other charges. widow of a man who died this police custody two years ago says video proves samuel fields was mistreated. some of what you're about to see may be disturbing. this is video from inside the prince george's county detention somewhere from 2014. it shows several

officers trying to retrain shields. a spokesman back then says shields was disrupted, separated from other inmates and then allegedly went into medical distress. he died at the hospital. his wife gave news 4 that video and said it was hard to watch. >> when i first saw it, i couldn't even sleep for two nights. i was having anxiety over that video. >> are a gregina shields has fi civil lawsuit. a spokesman for the detention center says the department cannot comment on the video because it's part of pending litigation. there will be a new higher barrier at the cincinnati zoo's gorilla exhibit when it reopens this morning. a 3-year-old boy climbed over the enclosure and tlhen fell ino the moat. the gorilla was killed when experts determined he became aggressive toward the boy. the new exhibit barrier will be 42 inches high and have wire netting in the middle. an ohio prosecutor says the boy's mother will not face any charges. cse

control is trying to control a ra rabies scare. a cat attacked him. a test came back positive for rabies. it had a brown and black tortoise shell style coat and a clouded left eye. call animal control if you believe you've had direct contact with the cat. the prosecution has rested its case in a loudoun county murder trial. braulio castillo is accused of killing his estranged wife and trying to make it looks like a suicide. yesterday the oddest son identify his father as a suspicion man in a naeighbor's video. mma feert ighter kimbo slic died at the age of 42 in coral springs, florida. police are not releasing a cause of death.

theity for a series of street fights on youtube before fighting mixed martial arts professionally. last known surviving search and rescue dog who worked at ground zero following the september 11th terrorist attacks has died. brittany would have turned 17 in august. her handlers had to put her down because of her declining health. she was given a hero's salute and her flag draped casket was carry carried to awaiting suv. an autopsy or necropsy will be performed as part of a long running study on 9/11 search dogs. if your new born is formula fed, you may want to switch to a smaller bottle. a new study found babies gain more weight if fed larger

have you ever wondered what causes that stabbing feeling called brain freeze when you dig into a scoop of ice cream or dripping a milk shake too fast? it turns out what really is happening is just a headache. neurologists say that the nerves in the back of your mouth sense the cold with then sends blood to your brain. the pressure causes a head and i go. scientists are also trying to understand the link between the freeze and migraines. >> there are a lot of people with migraines that also get the brain freeze headaches and there is supposed to be some relationship. >> neurologists say use your tupg to warm the back of your mouth or take smaller bites. smaller bites of ice cream? >> how about that. >> i'm going to risk a little about t bit of brain freeze. >> oh, come, on. nobody's going to take it from you. >> you don't know before i have three small children. >> that's true. the kids are licking it right out of

today, chuck. >> it's always ice cream weather before i've been known to eat a tub it of ben and jerry's on a cold november day. but that's just me. what a great looking day outside early on. good looking way to get the day started. dry on your way out the door. there is a chance for a quick little rain shower or two today. best timing on that between noon and 5:00. so if you're coming home after 5:00 or 6:00, you won't probably need the umbrella. could be breezy this afternoon and quite breezy tonight into the next couple days. tropical storm colin offshore between about savannah and hilton head island here. it will parallel the care carry coastline here, never making another landfall as all appearances are. the official forecast track it will eventually take it farther and farther out to sea. biggest impact on our area will be some roughed up surf down at the maryland delaware and new jersey coastline. no real big impacts for us. the rain shield from colin is down into virginia beach, but not making much progress or

out to our north and west. that front is actually what will keep colin away from our part of the coastline here and that front also is what is bringing us a chance for a quick rain shower during the middle of the day. here is future weather by 12:45, a line of showers bubbling up from poolesville for leesburg down it manassas. that line of showers crosses i-95 about 2:00 this afternoon and then drops down into parts of southern maryland. but after about 5:00 or 6:00 tonight, most if not all of the rain will be over. today's high 85. tomorrow, though, with a gusty northwest wind we'll only be in the mid-70s. and then mid to upper 70s for thursday and friday. i'll show you the weekend forecast coming up at 6:51. melissa mollett is still enjoy something maternity leave, but jack taylor holding the line over there at wtop. doing what i can at this point especially. you will find again morning commute number two for the orange and silver line single tracking between east falls church and

it. independence avenue east at the kutz bridge, last morning you'll have to deal with this. only single right lane gets by. chopper 4 in maryland found the crash 95 southbound. mostly off to the right shoulder. fire and rescue took away the right lane. but still three lanes getting by to the right. a new report out this morning about your life expectancy. why where you live in your region could play a big role on how long you live. also ahead, left to fend for themselves. what is next for a number of cats found abandoned outside

region could play a big role on a story now that could shock any parent. a couple faces charges for trying to sell the woman's three month old baby. police in west virginia say the 25-year-old mother was willing to accept just $500 for her baby. they arrested her and a 20-year-old man. police believe the couple

money to buy drugs. 28 cats are now safe after they were abandoned over the weekend left outside of the greenbelt animal shelter on friday in some rough weather. 19 cats were left in crates were 9 were found thin boxes on saturday. >> my heart dropped. i was terrified. i didn't know how long they had been out there. it was raining friday evening. i didn't know the conditions of them. i didn't know how many of them. so my first thing was to get them inside. >> the kittens will be cared for, neutered and put up for adoption. new this morning, a government report has alarming numbers about how many students miss school every day. education department found 6.5 million students were chronically absent in the 2013/2014 school year. that is more than one out of every ten students missing at least three pull wefull

school. pay a little extra when you dine out, the decision in the day ahead that could move a new feels tax in fairfax county. and good morning. it's 70 degrees out the on the national mal rigl right now. it will be really nice weather. we just have to get past a little shower chance today. when is the rain most likely to mess up your hair? i'll let you know. but first a breaking news story we've been watching for you. firefighters in fairfax city remain on the scene of an overnight apartment fire that left one person dead. - the novec team hits the home field to score big with energy savings. carol and bob set up for a hit with power bill savings.

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a man is dead in an apartment fire. >> you're looking at a live picture from mosby woods drive. firefighters saw heavy smoke coming from this apartment complex and found a man dead inside a second floor unit. we don't know his name right now. 19 adults, two children made it out of the building safely. the red cross is helping those people. firefighters say they could go home

good morning. 59 in luray and stanton, 58 in petersburg, west virginia. and those 50s would feel so good. all the suburbs will be down into the 50s tomorrow morning and thursday morning and probably friday morning, as well. for now though, your forecast for today off to a bright and sunny start here. but clouds will build up by later this morning. most likely time for rain today is probably around 3:00, 4:00, today's high up near 85. it will be cooler, drier an breezier coming up tomorrow. everything is different tomorrow. what about today's commute? let's go over to wtop and the number one deliverer of traffic info, jack taylor. >> thank you, sir. we'll start things off on the metrorail obviously. continued work on the orange and silver line. single tracking between east falls church and ballston. chopper 4 has been flying over

after 216, dealing with the cleanup of a crash p. vehicle left the roadway into the woods. single right lane remains blocked. bw park south, 295 down near root 100, report of a new crash. you can see this is a huge delay, plan ahead. angie goff at the live desk with new numbers just in that show it's still a very tight race between the presumptive nominee for president in decision 2016. according to the new poll, hillary clinton has a four point lead over donald trump. that is a two point bump from last week. but when you throw third party candidates into the mix, those numbers change. clinton drops to 39%, trump slightly tops that with 40%. libertarian grabs 9%

while we're talking about decision 2016, hillary clinton has a new title, nbc saying she's the new presumptive nominee clinton secured enough superdelegates lastight to cross the threshold needed. she acknowledged it at a rally but said she is focused on voters casting their ballots there today. >> we are in the brink of a historic unprecedented moment. but we still have work to do, don't we. >> senator bernie sanders is vowing to fight despite the hath and despite word of a possible endorsement very soon for hillary clinton. nbc news reporting that the president spoke with sanders over the weekend. president obama is trying to work out a truce and avoid conflict at the convention this summer. officials say the president is eager to f

now, we mentioned millions of voters will cast their ballots today. six states are holding primaries including california. live picture for you now from new jersey where the polls opened just a few minutes ago. we can tell you the polls did open there. voters in montana, new mexico and north and south dakota will also weigh in on the democratic nomination today. donald trump is running uncontested in the corresponding gop primaries. today the senate will hold a hearing on the new war on drugs. d.c.'s police chief cath the any any lanier is one of many testifying about the problem. in april the d.c. council passed one of the nation's toughest laws on synthetic drugs. today fairfax county board of supervisors will vote to put a meal tax referendum on the november ballot. if approved, people in fairfax county would vote on a measure that calls for an up to 4% tax on prepared foods in restaurants and ge

it would bring in nearly $100 million to the county. a d.c. man accused of forcing a teenage boy off of metro and sexually assaulting him face as court hearing today. d.c. police say dominic simons robbed the boy and made him get off the friendship heights metro station last month. prosecutors claim simmons forced him into a bathroom. he's charged with sexual abuse, armed robbery and kidnapping. outrage after what some say was a ridiculously lenient sentence.judge sentenced a former stanford swimmer to six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious female student in 2015. brock turner was convicted in march, but his sentence just came down. in a statement his father expressed disappointment saying jail time was, quote, a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action. >> 20 minutes and

time to realize that this woman was not responsive? >> in a 13 page letter to the judge, the victim had asked for prison time and an apology. a law professor is now leading the effort to remove the judge from the bench. a sex assault case that rocked prince george's county is far from over. a task force will now look into how administrators handled deonte carraway. he faces federal charges for sexually assaulting students on and off school property. last week a separate task force laid out more than 60 recommendations to prevent sex abuse at county schools. more than 300 people called into a town hall last night to discuss those suggestions. you can find the recommendations in our nbc washington app. it is 5:36. in a new report this morning, it is all about your long term health and how much it is impacted by where you're born and where you grow up. this report only focused on northern virginia specifically life expectancies.

miles can change your life expectancy by as much as 13 years. on this map you can see the differences in lorton, manassas and a neighborhood in alexandria. researchers said health care access is only part of disparity.main factors are education, income and race. average a life expectancy in the united states is 79 years old. preventing tragedies like this one. where you can weigh in on potential safety improvements to a heavily traveled stretch of river road. and out of the hospital after being lost in the wildernewil wilderness for days. what this young japanese boy is looking forward to doing now. >> and clear skies this morning. chuck bell is tracking the changes that will move in today and the impact they will have on

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training ground hut on friday six days after he was reported missing. he told reporters that he's looking forward to playing baseball. his parents are not expected to space any charges. >> i think the quote from the little boy was i'm all right. >> thank goodness. >> 6:40. chuck bell is this the "weather center." what would you like to share with us now? >> i'd like to share a little sunshine but, how is that? >> we'll take it. >> there is a good looking shot. national cathedral in the foreground. washington monument, jefferson memorial all bathing in sunshine. it's shorts and t-shirts weather again this afternoon as temperatures will be in the mid-80s. but kiddos especially may want to take the the little sized umbrella because there is a chance for showers right splak in the middle of the afternoon. so bus stop temperatures they're 70, recess gets an "a" with temperatures near 80 and dry up through lunchtime, but dismissal time 3:00, 4:00, there could be the

depend have the umbrella in your backpack. let's go over to wtop and jack taylor. rush hour number two of metro's continuing track work on the orange and silver line single tracking again between east falls church and ballston. you'll find trains running every 18 minutes. chopper 4 in maryland southbound baltimore-washington parkway, a crash at the 100 blocking the left lane. and 95 south after route 216 you can an accident blocking a single right lane. tough out of baltimore this morning. northbound d.c. 295 coming up after benning road, an early morning crash. guardrail is sticking out into the left lane. ddot is aware and headed to the scene. this is northbound 295. back into you. >> reporter: one big factor that could make your commute on the orange and silver lines more challenging. and we're also

path of transparency colin as it pushes its way up the east coast. >> and in fairfax city, firefighters remain on the scene of a deadly apartment fire. plus the decision in the day ahead that could i man: life gets so busy with work, and it's really hard to just kind of put that all aside and sort of focus on having fun or playing, even. hey, playing is a lot of fun. ♪

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we're tracking your morning commute and live with the impact we're seeing on the rails. just one of the stories we're working on to get you up to the minute the minute you're up. first angie goff. we continue to follow this out of the city of fairfax where one man has died in an apartment fire. we have video from the scene. this is on mosby woods drive. 21 people had to leave their hopes here. the red cross is helping them, but we're told they should be able to return later today. no word yet on what caused this fire. the safetrack promigram continues and we're watching your commute. metro says trains will be more crowded today, so if you can, leave early. molette green is live at the west falls church station. so how is it going where you are? r

buses that just pulled up and we expect people to get off and get on the trains momentarily. this is the first station inside the beltway on the orange line and so it is a critical point here. we expect more federal government workers to be in the mix to impact the system that is already at reduced capacity. this part of maintenance lasts until next week on thursday where the orange and silver line trains are running every 18 minutes between vienna and new carrollton. >> so no problem, but it's usually takes longer. but i didn't face any major problems yesterday. >> reporter: metro of course bracing for another busy commute. we saw a lot of confusion on the platforms yesterday so day they're promise to go have more people out plainiexplaining wha going on. back to you.

share your commuting story with us. tweet @nbcwashington. use #safetrack. right now parts of the east coast are getting pounded with rain from tropical storm colin. strong winds knocked down trees and power lines in florida and flooding is a major problem. kerry sanders joining us live from claharleston as the storm moves off the coast there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. 11,000 people waking up this morning without electricity as you noted, some powerful winds. some people believe that they actually heard tornadoes. this was during the evening hours so they couldn't actually spot it, but there is a trail of devastation in the wake of this transparency, transparency co t colin. some areas already soaked and more rain today. even though what is basically called the eye of colin, a very loosely organized storm, even though the eye is now off the

stepped about 500 miles down into the west coast of florida south of tampa where they could get up to another 3 inches today. so a lot of eyes still on the situation. schools that closed early, governments that closed early will be reopened again today as those flights canceled are expected to be resumed today. but tropical storm colin leave a memory that as we enter this hurricane season with now three named storms, those who have not been through this sort of weather need to recognize they must be prepared. >> more from kerry sanders on the "today" show. developing this morning, we're working to learn the name of a woman who died in a boating accident. she was on a watercraft, either a kayak or tube that capsized. jefferson county investigators say several people were on board the craft but the rest are

the woman who died was 40 years old. today the ntsb will present the cause of a plane crash that killed a mother and two children. in its preliminary report, they said ice may have played a role. the plane encountered icing conditions while trying to land at the montgomery county area park in december of 2014. the three men on board the plane and marie and her two young children inside the home were all killed. new information in a virginia plane crash. a fredericksburg woman is recovering in the hospital after crashing this plane near i-95. troopers say roberta was going down the runway when she unintentionally lifted the plane off the runway and crashed. there is a new effort to make a deadly intersection safer in bethesda. three people were killed at river road and braeburn parkway. community members are considering several

recommend. two options are either installing a new median or making a new left turn lane. they will meet tonight at walt whitman high school. today d.c. council could vote to raise the minimum became to $ wage to $15 an hour. it would take effect in 2020. the measure would also increase will the minimum wage for tipped workers to $5.50 an hour, that is double the current amount. coming up on 6:51. chuck bell joining us here. and we've dealt with some of the muggy stuff yesterday. >> still no 90 degree days yet. >> but we know it will happen. >> we average 38-90 degree days a year. had 56 last year. you're right, though, it was a warm one yesterday. 87 was our high.

dry weather on your way out the door, but you may a little umbrella if you're planning on doing anything outside mid part of the afternoon. no severe weather, though. a little bit on the breezy side and quite a northwest wind coming in tonight in to tomorrow. for now though there is that plume of tropical moisture from tampa bay to the outer banks of north carolina. there is tropical storm colin, it will stay well off 6 of our coastline here. biggest impacts will be just rough surf and maybe just rip currents. so be careful if you dare to get in to the water. otherwise the rain from associated with colin only as far north of virginia beach. our rain chance is coming from this cold front here, doesn't have much along it now, but with the addition of daytime heating, that front will come right on to the i-95 corridor about 2:00 this afternoon. so as a result, bam, here is future weather by 12:45, showers developing.

noon or 1:00 up to about 3:00 or 4:00. by 5:00 though, future weather carrying the rain chance down into southern maryland. we'll be drying out overnight tonight. temperatures this afternoon, low to mid-80s and again rain chances highest between about 3:00 and 5:00. for tomorrow, cool and breezy outside. tomorrow about 10 degrees cooler than today with afternoon highs only in the mid-70s. and here is that "7-day forecast." today in the mid-80s, tomorrow mid-70s and breezy. almost chilly weather in the mornings especially thursday morning, that will be the coldest. highs in the 70s still. back into the mid-80s next best collapse chance for rain late in the day on saturday. let's check a check on traffic. so far as good as you ride out, but's early as you travel the second morning of single tracking on the orange

silver line. chopper 4 found the crash on the baltimore-washington parkway south at route 100. left lane taken away. everything has cleared over to the shoulder. so travel lanes are open. 95 not much better, there was a krar at route 100 -- after, 216 along the right side. sounds like a new crash on 29 done after 216. so anything south of baltimore, we have accidents and delays. back into you. > . we take you to turkey where a car bomb goes off during rush hour and kills several police officers. take a look. this is the police bus right there that was passing by when the bomb exploded. 11 in all killed. it gutted buildings like this one. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. i'll angie goff at the live desk. back to you. 6:54. today your airpo

hill hearing to improve passenger screening and address terrorism threats. recently the agency has come under fire for long wait times at the security checkpoints. a metro bus driver is recovering in the hospital from serious injuries. he was pulled from his bus on east-west highway. officials say the bus slammed into a tree after it collided with a pickup truck. ten passengers with less serious injuries were also taken to the hospital. the truck driver tells news 4 he plans to contest a reckless driving citation police gave him. the frederick county sheriff's office says speed and failing to follow a traffic control device likely caused an a tv to crash head-on into a car near michaels mill road. 21-year-old chris mundy died. the atv driver, a 29-year-old, is in the hospital in baltimore. two people in that car were taken to the hospitals, as well, their

threatening. a family hoping ftheir daughter's safe return. dominique stone lives in the river creek area. she may be with an unknown man. she was last seen on friday getting in to a black chrysler 200 with maryland plates, 4 ce 9611. if you see tomorrow sneak domin, call police. in fairfax county, animal control is trying to stop a rabies scare. an aggressive cat attacked a man on sunday. he was walking along the long branch trail. the cat died during the attack, but a test came back positive for rabi he ichlrabies. the cat had black and brown shell and clouded left eye. call animal control if you've had direct contact with the cat. good morning. i'm landon dowdy. american airlines releases more details about changes to its frequent flyer program.

starting in august, passengers will earn points based on the price of their ticket versus the amount of miles that they fly. and elite status members are earn more points, but you must also spend at least three grand a year. with your morning business report, i'm landon dowdy. 6:56. 4 things to know this morning. voting started in new jersey. one of six states holding presidential primaries today. expect breaking news alerts on our nbc washington app as results come in. tropical storm colin is bringing flooding to parts of florida. heavy rains and strong winds knocked down trees and power lines. the storm is expected to move into the atlantic by mid-morning. we're working to learn more are about a deadly apartment building fire. the city of fairfax county firefighters say a man killed and 21 people displaced by the fire on mosby woods drive. and metro safetrack program continues. trains single tracking between east falls church and ballston

weather. showers likely to bubble up between about noon and 4:00, 5:00. so you may want the umbrella. officially rain chance stands at 30%. tomorrow blustery, breezy, cooler weather move mis. highs in the 70s wednesday, thursday and friday. no washout this weekend, but there is a rain chance on saturday afternoon and evening. >> thank you, chuck. that is the broadcast this morning. >> the "today" is next.

good morning. making history. nbc news good morning. making history. nbc news declared hillary clinton the presumptive nominee. the first woman in history to be nominated to a major party ticket. >> we are on the brink of a historic, historic unprecedented moment. >> but bernie sanders holds on, even after a call from president obama. >> we're going to go into that convention with enormous momentum. >> as voters in six states head to the polls today. the big prize, california, where the race could not be tighter. landfall. colin barreling