. >> reporter: louise smith has lived in this neighborhood for over 50 years.ether metro says it or not, these trains are having an effect. >> when the trains went through one day, one of these pieces fell and broke into pieces. >> reporter: is it every day? >> every day, every day. >> metro says a lot of the vibration comes from the old cars. this is still a bit of a mystery. residents would like to hear from metro to talk about the issue. >> nobody has been her >> fairfax county police say two people tried to take advantage of shoppers out looking for holiday deal selling fake mac book pro laptops. this happened last week. the plain clothed officers noticed they didn't look authentic and that's when they arrested these two people. they found drugs as well inside their car. >> now to that yearly post-holiday rush to the mall. there are four things you need to know about taking items back to the stores. keep your tags in tact and original packaging on, especially for electronics. hang on to your receipts, and check store policies. some stores have limited retur

. >> reporter: louise smith has lived in this home in d.c.'or over 50 years. she says whether metro says it or not, these newer trains are having an effect. >> when the train went through here one day, one of these fell and broke all to pieces. >> reporter: is it every day -- >> every day, every day. >> reporter: now, metro does admit some of these newer railcars are a bit louder and more vibration coming from them. they say all that vibration comes from the older railcars. in a recent letter metro's general manager says none of the increased vibrational levels are damage. so, at this point this is all still a bit of a mystery. in the meantime, though, residents like mrs. smith say they'd just like to hear from metro directly about the issue. >> nobody from metro have been here. nobody have called me. >> reporter: along the green line, adam tuss, news4. >> crossing -- well, you know, that rumbling, you've got to appreciate the fact people try to sleep and, you know, it can make -- it can be disturbing. >> it really can, especially if it's happ

. >> reporter: louise smith has lived in this home in d.c.'s pet worth neighborhood over 50 years.tro says it or not, these newer trains are having that's all? >> all this. when the train hits through here and it shakes, it's just like when we had that big earthquake here. >> reporter: she says pictures have fallen from her wall, the glass frames busted. >>> is it every day? >> every day, every day. if you're here in this house or any of these on this block, you hear it. >> reporter: other residents we talked to who didn't want to go ton camera described similar conditions. metro still putting together a final report on this with a recent letter from gm. newer model trains are increasing vibration levels above metro standards. however, the gm office said higher vibration levels are coming in with older model trains as well. metro says none of those vibrations are enough to cause any structural damage. so, at this point this is all still a bit of a mystery. in the meantime, though, residents like mrs. smith say they just like hear from metro directly about the issue. >> nobody from