. >> i also want to make the point that metra has a significantly increased -- has needed to increase fares has a long-term plan of increasing fares. before i conclude i want to touch on one other safety-related issue. ms. sign berg regardless of whatever plan fra chooses or is mandated to use moving forward i hope your agency keeps tabs on cnprtc efforts. they have the least ambitious and aggressive timeline for finishing their ptc installations and other issues we've had with them which we have discussed and i think we need to make sure we follow up and keep rails as safe as possible. thank you, yield back. >> certainly. if i could just make one point in response to the back and forth, we have asked for a sum total of $2 billion to go towards ptc implementation and technologies. $825 million in grow america, but all together $2 billion. so we are absolutely in favor of additional federal funding going to ptc implementation. >> thank you. thank you, mr. lipinski. mr. perry five minutes. >> good morning, ms. feinberg. i have a question here for you. start out with a little bit of a st

. >> see anything bizarre on metra lately? this shark was riding this week. it was a promo for shark week which starts sunday. >> this is probably the shortest obituary ever. it read doug died. his family says that's the way he wanted it. short and sweet. keep up with these stories and more throughout the week by liking wusa9 on facebook. >> sounds like doug had quite a sense of humor. >>> the women's u.s. soccer team gets set for the world cup. they're going to take it home, i think. we've got a preview. >> a family posing for a photo when the deck beneath them collapses. >> a dense fog advisory is in effect until 10:00 am. we are going to keep it mostly dry through the >>> good morning. 7:30. some scary moments for a family as they snapped a holiday picture. the deck beneath them gives way. >> who stabbed a man to death at a busy metro station? d.c. police are searching for a suspect. >> lots of fog to start the day but as we head into the afternoon the weather will turn awfully nice. we finally have a mostly dry day in the first alert seven- day forecast.

fire and paramedics as well as we have seen metra transit police the folks who watch the subways here around d.c. we have seen multiple ambulances move in but no ambulances come out. and as you heard, d.c. fire rescue saying so far they have sent units in but we don't have any indication anybody has come out. so at the moment we do get the sense on the ground that this is a little bit of a calmer environment, if you will than this was two years ago when we were dealing with that active shooter. >> and let me -- tom, stay with me. we have an update saying they had dispatched a number of teams to the navy yard but no injuries. again, no injuries at this time and they have not been asked to treat anyone. tom, while i have you on i wanted to ask you, have you spoken to anyone on the scene who was there in the initial moments of the response who may have described something different than what we're hearing? >> no, in fact i talked to a lieutenant commander from the navy who was one of those individuals who left. and i said did you hear any shots fired? he said no. i said did you see anybo