only a slight little chance of a shower coming up tomorrow. right now 64 this leesburg, 69 fredericksburg. 63 luray, and 71 in edgewater, maryland. so the next 24 hours, a dry start this morning with just a couple clouds around. temperatures in the 60s. by 7:00 tonight, sunny and dry and warm. temperature 83. and a dry start tomorrow with temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70. we'll go over the timing of the rain showers coming up. but now jack taylor with the latest on safetrack. >> and it will be the first morning, first adjustments will be that this morning. i'm sure adjustments will be made through june 16. orange and silver lines single tracking from between falls church and ballston. now, we're also hearing along 108 west of 216 out near the howard/montgomery county line, we may find word of a tree down in the roadway. news chopper 4 the scene. traffic signals are out, so plan ahead if this is your path of the travel. could be a big hiccup this morning. back into you. 6:02. you want to be ready for what could be a challenging morning commute around here. this is the first time we've been out on the morning commute accepts metro's safetrack program started on the other than and silver lines. single tracking and delayed arrival times are estimated to impact more than 70,000 trips. >> we have team coverage of how this will change your commute to and from work today. we begin with molette green live at the ballston station with an interview with paul wiedefeld. >> reporter: good morning. it's much busier here now than when we talked to you at 5:00. shuttle puss coming every ten minutes taking passengers to the east and west falls church stations. you've got the trains he ballston, expected to come every 18 minutes. passengers have been warned to take some alternate transportation options. not everyone can and say they will just deal with the longer than expected waits at the crowded lcrowd platforms. p take a listen. >> hopefully as little impact as possible. coming back in the evening at a much different time. so probably 45 minute delay coming home at night. >> reporter: joining me now here at the ballston station is the general manager paul weiedefeld. we're an hour into the system opening. >> this will be the beginning of a very long year for us and our customers to catch up with what we have to do. but what i've heard from the customers so far, they're reacting and planning ahead, whichfa started their day earlier than they normally do, which is perfect to spread out the peak a little bit. >> i know one of the things you wanted to do was appoint a point person for safetrack. have you done that? >> miss laura mason, she comes to us from -- she has an engineering degree from duke, mba from stanford. >> and her job? >> to wake up think about this project and every night think about this project. she will coordinate all the activity, make sure everything is in place that needs to be, communicating obviously with the customers. everything. it will be her baby. >> so smooth sailing thus far. we'll keep an eye on things as you go around this morning to that, as well. thank you very much paul wiedefeld, general manager here at metro. now we want to check things out at the east falls church station. that is where kristin wright is this morning. >> reporter:. first i want to show you my he's from metro. he is passing out these flyers this morning to riders about safetrack, letting them know what they can expect and what do. it's still early, so i think things here are just fine at this point. but we went down to the platform just a few minutes ago, just a few riders really a handful of people waiting. about 10 or so. we stopped several people to ask, hey, did you change your routine because of metro's safetrack program. all of them, every single one said yes. they're here earlier. one guy we talked to heading to work has been waiting and waiting for his train, though, and he does say that the time up on the sign keeps changing. so the real test i think begins now. back here live at 6:00, free shuttles as i mentioned are coming and are going to start at about 6:30 this morning here to alleviate some of the delays and cop gue congestion we hope. but i believe the real test begins now. >> kristin, t now live to the roads. derrick ward is tracking the traffic impacts. how is it looking? >> reporter: route 66 now just east of leesburg pike, we're starting to run into a backup here. of course this is one of the usual backups that you will see on 66. we're nearing the metro station. this one looks like it lasts pretty well into i'd say, oh, maybe a couple miles or or so. but this is what you expect on route 66 at this hour in the morning. nothing untoward yet and i think time will bear out whether more people take to the roads. derrick ward, news 4. to accommodate the extra traffic because of metro safetrack program, ddot is implementing parking restrictions. they will extend morning and evening rush hours by 30 minutes monday through friday on certain busy corridors. that means there will be emergency signs are posted letting you know when you can and cannot park in any particular place. metro officials urging commute commuters to use bus as much as possible. both metrobus and fairfax connector will add rush hour trips in areas affected by metro safetrack program. to find a route that works best for you, open the nbc washington app and search safetrack. if you need another option to help you get to work, wood bridge oig man is creating new slug line sites at peak hours. >> the driver can drive on the expressway quicker, not sitting in the traffic or taking the local roads. that helps reduce the time. >> there is also an app that lets you know in real time whether slugs or drivers are available. to get to the app, go to the nbc washington app and search this is the first day of metro's safetrack program and a lot of people looking for alternative ways. ubering one of them. we've monitored the app this morning and we found that there is surge pricing already in place. we're looking at 1.3 times the normal rate. in the last hour, there were times where we couldn't get an uber if we wanted within. remember to share your experience and use #safetrack. the commute may not be so great for a lot of you this morning, but the walk to your metro station will be. take a look for you outside here as we're off to a beautiful start this morning. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell back with a look at your commuter forecast. new developments this the case against one of six police officers charged in connection with the death of freddie gray. what is supposed to happen in just a matter of hours. and again we're helping you get to work as the first morning commute gets under way. live look at the rad see maybe some extra drivers. if joous leaving home, the mnbc washington app is your lays for nol need to k it is getting to be rush hour. we're tracking the impacts of the safetrack program on the rotes. >> derrick ward hitting the streets and his live report in just minutes. first a look at our forecast. outside a little bug flying there, but otherwise a rely testifily clear sky as you're looking southbound here over -- or northbound over the woodrow wilson bridge. we'll be in the mid-80s with plenty of sunshine on the way home, so no need for the umbrellas today. any delays today, nothing sunshine delays locally. dry weather up and down the northeast corridor. flying today, tampa, orlando, all could be impacted by tropical storm colin. the forecast track will stay off of our coastline here, but we'll keep a close eye on colin over the next couple days. again potentially much larger impact over the u.s. let's company over to jack taylor for the latest on i-495. we had a big crash earlier, headed down the hill from georgia avenue. we're hearing authorities on scene possibly moving over to the shoulder very quickly. at one point only a single right lane was getting by. you'll see very slow passing the railroad tracks. they are trying to get everything off to the shoulder. plan ahead, safetrack work continues. orange and silver lines faersi tracking. and 108, a tree down across the info. lots more info to come on this. this tree is not going anywhere very soon. plan ahead, please. we go back to derrick ward now live on the roads for us. >> you're on 66 right now heading into the city. are you seeing traffic there right now? >> reporter: 66 eastbound heading toward route 29. and things look pretty good. we're coming through falls church now. again, this is typical of route 66 traffic. we haven't been in any stand still. just been some slowing. so typical volume. nothing up toward that we can see now. you might expect that if there is any adverse affect on the roads because of operation safetrack, we'd probably see it here. haven't seen it yet. but the morning is young. back to you. angie goff back here at the live desk following the progress program. here is a quick slide show of this going on septembnt to us b intern. l'enfant plaza look crowd tree. julia sending us this, she rates her safetrack experience so far are a 4 out of 10. remember to share your experience online. it is 6:15. we are following breaking news out of laurel. a man is dead this morning after he was hit by a train. laurel police tell us a csx train struck the man near la fayette avenue. the train was empty at the time. police have not told us the man's name or why they believe he was on the tracks. they did say that he was 25 years old, we're also told trains are back up and running on those tracks at this hour. this morning we're working to find out more about a deadly shooting in the district. here's what we do though. a man was shot the shooting happened on 53rd street near c street. d.c. police have not released the man's name. we also don't have any word on a suspect in the case. search teams are prepare to go go back on the potomac river to look for robert lee and lawrence gray jr., missing boaters. witnesses first called mrs. after they saw one of those men clinging to a branch they're poi they're point of rocks. the search picks back up again morning. the only baltimore police officer facing a murder charge goes on trial this week. officer goodson odrove the van where they say gracious takened the spinal injury that killed him. goodson is said to have had the primary responsibility for y' that carry as maximum of 30 years in prison. motions in his case begin today. today jury deliberations continue in a rape case. antwon pitt is accused of sexually assaulting a mother back in october. pitt is also accused of committing a string of crimes over two week including cutting off his ankle monitor while on probation before that attack. 6:17. this morning muhammad ali is back home. his body is back in louisville, kentucky, his hole up to, where they are planning a big memorial service this this friday. people are also saying good-bye all across the country. >> only thing greater than his punch inside the ring was his voice outside the ring. >> that was a church in atlanta. ali died of septic shom lack week. you can learn more about his life and the plans to remember him coming up on the "today" show. a veteran news photographer awarded as one of the best in the business has died. david gilkey and his interpreter died yesterday in southern afghanistan. gilkey is on the right of this picture. he was on assignment for national public radio when his convoy came under attack. for a closer look at gilkey's accomplishments, search npr skrourn journalist in our app. names of two young journalists in virginia will be memorialized later this morning. alison parker and adam ward died last year, they were on assignment when roanoke police say a disgruntled former co-worker opened fire and killed them. parker and ward are among 20 journalists whose names will be added to the newseum's memorial wall in a special ceremony at 10:00. first of three men arrested for last week was arraigned on sunday. police say ernest coleman helped kill mitchell. the boy's body was found in a field on thursday. they also have gregory walker and ray portis in custody. they say more charges are expected against those men as this investigation continues. it is going to cost a little more this week to fill up at the pump. gas prices are up 6 cents since the end of may, but they're still nearly 50 cents cheaper than they were this time last year. the national average for a gavel regular gas is $2.36. d.c.'s average price is a little higher at $2.52. in maryland, it 2.34 and in virginia, $2.20. some good news on the other side of the country. firefighters are making a lot of progress in a wildfire in southern california. at this point it's about 80% contained. the fire damaged several buildings. it thousands more. we don't know the extent of the damage. all the vevacuations though hav been called off. it's time to take a look at our forecast. chuck bell is here now with what we can expect. the rain is out of picture at this point? >> out, gone. nothing to worry about rainfall-wise for today. there will be a small chance coming back into the forecast for tomorrow, but there is the proof in the picture. this is our tower camera looking northbound into montgomery county. hardly a cloud to be found. looking southbound, still a couple of clouds down across parts of southern maryland and the northern neck. so for today then, a little less humid than it was over the weekend, otherwise just warm and sunny. tomorrow a chance of a few afternoon showers, but rain chances tomorrow only stand at 30%. next best chance for rain looks to be come you are our way on saturday. but don't panic just yet. rain well out to our south and east for the remainder of the day. current temperatures are in the 60s to near 70. 70 downtown, 68 in calvert county, 71 annapolis, but 66 in warren county, virginia. so a mix of clouds and sunshine here early on. temperatures will be climbing today, well up into the 80s. i'm draforecasting 87 for a hig temperature this afternoon. we will pick up a few more clouds again overnight, but if you're going out for dinner and a movie tonight, a nice dry evening. temperatures in the low 80s. in the mid-70s by about 10:00. here is tomorrow, starting out with a fairly dry picture around here, but there is a little weather front trying to come through here tomorrow. could wring out one or two lonesome showers late tomorrow and some of our computer polgds are trying to hint at a shower chance on wednesday, as well. i'm not as one. so extended forecast, 87 today. 30% chance of rain tomorrow. 85. cooler wednesday, thursday. highs in the 70s. that will feel great. wake up temperatures well down into the 50s. time for a check on traffic and jack taylor. good morning. we had a problem this morning trying to get between montgomery and howard county on 108. a tree down across the roadway. so if this is your path of travel, be aware. and also power lights dark new hampshire at 108. let metrorail, orange and silver lines single tracking. also late clearing work zone on the douglas bridges still blocking the right lane. 6:23. let's take another live look at the roads this morning. where things are looking pretty well considering it is a monday and there are likely more drivers on safetrack program. a close ser look at how people taking the trains coming up. and a major update in a case that divided the country. what is expected to happen later today in the death of a fwor go. and big win for soon to be moms happening today, people will commemorate the 72nd anniversary of d-day. happen this bedford. a public reegd ading of all the people who tied will died will . a wreath laying ceremony will also be at the world war ii memorial. we will find out today whether the family of the 3-year-old boy who fell into the gorilla exhibit will face charges. the prosecutor has scheduled a news conference for later today. legal experts say prosecution on child endangerment seem unlikely. a mother to be has won her battle against health officials in mississippi. it centers around her placenta which she calls her baby's life line. jordan says after she gives placenta home with her. they successfully convinced the judge her decision would not raise any public health concerns. the expect tapt other believes that having her placenta will help keep her healthy. i'm angie goff here at the live desk. and we're seeing early impact of the safetrack program on this monday morning commute. take a look. the tweets are coming in from all over. people talking about uber and how they're sending personalized responses to riders. we're seeing surge pricing. no cars available in some instance. others saying that it's taking them extra time on the train. the orange line seems crowded while others say that things are surprisingly quiet. that was a shot at 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. ♪ includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me if you have not left for work already, you might want to get going. things are starting to get busy on the orange line as metro's safetrack program is under way for the first time on a workday. >> let's show you what things look like right now. a live picture from the ballston metro station for you here this morning. you see some extra metro workers outside, but it doesn't look too crazy. here is another picture for you, live look at the east falls church metro stop. again, you see folks handing out information as metro riders start to head towards the trains. >> this is the first monday morni morning, chuck bell, are you there for the forecast? >> you betcha, standing by with the 4 things you need to know about the draft fforecast for y money. there may be an brief shower chance coming up for tomorrow, but no big chances for rain. turning refreshingly less humid tropical storm colin is in the gulf of mexico, it will be hovering off the southeast atlantic coastline tomorrow and tuesday. so we're keeping a close eye on that. but outside for now, as you're look northbound there, nothing but clear skies. it will be a mostly sunny and toasty warm day. i'm forecasting 87 for a high this afternoon. sun not down until 8:31 tonight. how about the roads? let's go to jack taylor. good morning. never a good spot, top side of the beltway outer loop, always slow to begin with. now complication passing georgia avenue towards the temple. two left lanes getting by the crash. apparently everybody got pulled over to the shoulder and then authorities said we have injuries here. so now delays back almost outf college park. welcome into the first morning of safetracking on the orange and silver lines. single tracking between east falls church and ballston. in placfo safetrack. it is the first monday morning commute of the safetrack program. >> and it could make for a challenging commute. estimated to impact more than 70,000 trips. kristin wright is live at the east falls church metro station for us this arlington. the question of course, how are things looking this morning? >> reporter: right now we're seeing a lot of the shuttle buses, they are starting to leave now at 6:30. they're running between east falls church and the ballston station. they're running every ten minutes. and we've seen that people are really using them. so what people are telling us is that they came earlier than normal today because as we've been mentioning, this is the first weekday of metro's safetrack. and people really don't know exactly what to expect. not that mean people down on the platform at this point, trains coming every 18 orange line, every 18 to 20 minutes on the silver line. back here live, we also have people from metro standing outside of the station and they're doing a great job of passing out flyers and information about safetrack so people know exactly what is going on. so i think the real test just ramping up now here can he 6:30 point. we'll keep you posted. our team coverage takes us live to i-66 now where derrick ward is on the roads for us. how is traffic there? >> reporter: still smooth sailing eastbound. we're just coming up under monroe street. we just crossed monroe. we're about to round the bend. we came out of backup that was surrounding glebe road and again, it is smooth sailing. a pleasant ride. irene johnson doing a great job of driving up there. we're not having to have too much stop and go traffic that we've this would parallel some of the single tracking orange line of metro. so so far so good here on the roads. we'll see about tomorrow. i guess a lot of people feeling it out today. if biking to work is an option, capitol bikeshare offering it discounts. $2 for trips under 30 minutes. also morning corral service is expanded at farragut square. >> and to accommodate the extra traffic, ddot is implementing parking restrictions. ddot will extend morning and evening rush showers by 30 minutes monday through friday on certain busy corridors. that means there will be emergency parking restrictions along these streets. signs are posted letting you know when you can and c in a certain area. you continue to share your experience online and we're monitoring them and finding that the orange line is really starting to fill up. things are getting crowded especially out of the east falls church and vienna station. trains are single tracking there. also those of you choosing to use uber, in some cases we're finding no uber available. longer wait times. right now i just put into get an uber from here in northwest d.c. off nebraska avenue, showing a 1.8 fare surge this morning. saying demand is off the charts. i'm angie goff at the live desk. back to you. and these inconveniences are just getting started. mayor bowser says the second phase will jewe july 3. it will be a complete shut down of orange, blue and silver lines to benning road. and today technology will play a big role in a trial against a virginia lawyer. jurors will see text messages september betwent between andre his wife. defense attorneys hope to prove that he was heavily medicated and just following his wife's orders. the prosecution believes the husband and wife are equally responsible. it was a solemn tribute for a firefighter killed in the line of duty. friends and family honored firefighter john ulmschneider sunday as his name was unveiled on the wall of honor in annapolis. ulmschneider and another firefighter were shot in april when they forced entry into a home. ulmschneider is the 410th name engraved on the wall and the we turn to presidential politics now and decision 2016. hillary clinton now fewer than two dozen delegates short of what she needs to capture the democratic presidential nomination. she won the primary in puerto rico by a 2:1 margin over bernie sanders. both are making multiple stops in california today. voters there and five other states weigh in on the race tomorrow. senator sanders is hoping for an upset. >> working people and young people are prepared to come out, make it clear that it's too late for establishment politics and establishment economic, we will win. >> both clinton and donald trump attacked each other over the weekend. these candidates essentially calling the other unfit on serve. is. district of columbia! >> an army officer from d.c. now has a new title, miss usa. deshauna barber stunned audiences in gown. but it was her strong answer on women in combat that helped her stand out even more. barber is an i.t. analyst. she's also a graduate of m.i.t. next she will take on the competition in the miss universe pageant. congratulations. and what a great ambassador for miss usa and for our great city. >> nice to see the example that gets set there, too. 6:39 right now. >> reporter: what safetrack means on area roads. we'll tell you coming up. >> and you know the saying pink in the morning, sailors take warning. but chuck bell says that is not the case today. the beautiful day ahead as well as your cool stronger is blasting without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. 6:43. now 70 degrees in falls church, 66 in manassas. school day forecast, it will be be a good one. recess gets an "a" today. sunny and warm. temperatures near 70 this morning. we'll be in in the mid to upper 80s by later this afternoon. now our orange sky is looking good. what about the orange line? jack taylor at wtop. it will be one of those mornings that we'll figure it out. but good news that i want to pass along, crash on the outer loop top side after georgia avenue headed down the hill has safely been shouldered right. so all your travel lanes are open. news chopper 4 has been on scene. so you should find the d tracking between east falls church and ballston, day one of morning rush hour. we'll see how it goes. back into you. >> reporter: metro's general manager joins me live with his message to brace yourself to what could be madness on metro. >> first morning commute is under way since the start of metro's massive maintenance program. but some people aren't taking any chances. >> i'll probably bike to work now. >> probably uber a lot. maybe look for ways to take a bus. >> a live interview with the agency's general manager and how to make sure metro's safetrack program doesn't derail your plans. we are starting to see it, crowded trains and stations on this first monday morning commute since metro's safetrack program started. trains are single tracking between east falls church and ballston. that's impacting more than 70,000 trips. >> our crews system to stay on top of the problems you may experience. we begin our team coverage with molette green live at the ballston station with the man who came up with this program, metro's general manager paul wiedefeld. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. yeah, and we have metro workers out the here handing out these pamphlets to passengers explaining the safetrack maintenance program. and behind me, we have shuttle bus s coming and going every ten hints. we have the trains of course expected to come every eight minutes. and joining me is metro's general manager paul weiedefeld. thank you for staying with us. tell us what your message is to passengers as we deal with this until june 16. >> again, it's almost like a snow storm that we know is coming but we know 15 of them are coming, i can give you the dates. so i'm need to plan ahead. that's the biggest thing. think about your work particularly. start it earlier, start later, bike ride, car pool, whatever. just think about the things that you can do because the system won't be able to handle the same volume that we do normally. we're trying to make sure we get the people that have no other option to be able to use the rail. if you have options, please use them. >> and so when this is all said and done after a year, that's the expectation, we're not saying that everything will be perfect on metro. >> no, it will not be 1976. but we will have a more reliable system and we will have a safer system. and that's the key. but there will be issues. we're dealing with basic, basic work. replacing rail, tice. what they will feel is the ride will be more reliable. and that's what we're trying to get to. >> paul wiedefeld with metro, general manager here out with us here at ball son. let's go to kristin wright over at east falls church with the latest. >> reporter: there was just one guy who walked by and somebody asked him how you doing and he s feeling among people. look over here, these are the free shuttles running between east falls church and ballston this morning. they run every ten minutes. so it seems here okay, but still early. i went down to the flat form a few minutes ago. not huge crowds down there. at least not here. and that's a good sign. a good number of people down there and more still arriving as we get later in the morning. so we'll keep you posted on the nbc washington app and elsewhere on line to tell you how things are going. we'll go live now to derrick ward who has been on 66 all morning checking out conditions there. any changes so far, derrick is this. >> reporter: we're heading west now on 66 coming up on ohio street. an things don't look too bad. you can't really seat the eastbound traffic on 66, but you've got the usu untoward again. it's actually been a rather pleasant drive up and down 66 here today in this first day of metro safetrack. and again, we're along the area that is single tracking on the orange line, so i think if it there were issue, we'd's them here. derrick ward, back to you. back on the trains, we're starting to see here at the live desk that places are getting packed. take a look at some of the pictures that we've received. this is on the orange line. many still deciding to at that time train although a lot of the people leaving earlier than usual. and as we take a look at the platform here at the vienna metro station, seeing more people start to arrive. and you can see here from people and interns who have tagged safetrack this morning that there are a variety of experiences. we want to remind to you look for our reporters and to rate your experience. we're seeing a the la lot of 3s 4s which is good because 1 is the best that they can want on turn to chuck bell. 70 degrees outside our studio. warm up but no rain. >> correct. back to you. job well done on the forecast, aaron. outside this morning, we have sunshine for you right now. and that is the way that it will stay. the rain from yesterday long gone. and very low rain chances really for much of the week. we're back into the sunshine today. temperatures today lid to upper 80s, so a little on the warm side. no chance for rain today. tomorrow though a little 30% chance for showers coming our way on tuesday afternoon. wednesday, thursday and friday, not only will they be dry, but we'll get a nice break from the heat and the humidity for the next couple of days. keeping an eye on tropical storm colin out here. the official forecast track for the national hurricane center keep it is off the virginia coastline. apparently the closest it will get to us might be about cape has r hatteras. the reason it's not much of a threat to us because a big area of high pressure coming out of canada should steer that storm away from us for today, though, on your way out for your morning walk or jog, temperatures mid to upper 80s by high temperatures. 88 if lea 8 in leesburg, 85 lap. so future weather, any rain chance should stay north of us. for tomorrow, a little chance for a quick shower or two as a cool front comes by. sunny toda tomorrow. wednesday and thursday possibly some of nicest days in the month of june. another decent chance of rain for the first half of the weekend. that is a check on the forecast the. time for an update on metro and the beltway and all of your monday morning trouble spots. here is jack taylor. >> everything that makes up a hones monday. have moved over to the shoulder. all travel lanes open, but you see the damage done on the right side of the roadway. this is the beltway near new hampshire avenue. delays back to college park. and again the orange and silver lines morning one of rush hour single tracking between east falls church and ballston, this will go on for the next ten days. so far not too bad, but we're getting into the heart of morning rush hour. we'll keep you posted throughout. we are following breaking news in laurel. a man is dead this morning after he was hit by a train. police tell us csx train struck the man near la fayette avenue. the train was empty at the time p police have not told us the man's name or why they believe he was on the track. they did say he was 25 years old. we're also told trains are back up and running at this hour. we're working on find out more about a deadly shoot management district. a man was shot and killed in southeast washington.hootmanage. a man was shot and killed in southeast washington. near c street. we don't have any word on a suspect in this case. new numbers just in that shed some light on how american voters feel about the use of marijuana and legalizing it. a slim majority say that they are in favor. 54% to 41% saying can that can business cannabis should be legal. almost 90% want to allow all adults to legally use medical hair mayor if it is prescribed by a doctor. the quinnipiac university poll has a margin of error of plus and minus 2.5%. at 6:55, only baltimore police officer facing a murder charge in the death of freddie gray goes on trial this week. officer where gray sustained the spinal injury. as the driver, he's said to have had primary responsibility for gray's safety. he faces an offense called depraved heart murder. it calls a maximum of 30 years behind bars. motions in the case begin today. now 4 things to know before you head out this morning. we'll find out whether the family of a 3-year-old boy that fell into the gorilla sxiexhibin cincinnati will face charges. d.c. police are now investigating a deadly shooting in southeast washington. they say a man was shot and killed on 63rd street southeast last night. >> a 25-year-old man dead after he was struck and killed by a train. laurel police say a csx train hit the man. we don't know his name. this is the first monday morning commute with metro safetrack program. trains are single 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