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system to arrive around the midday hours on sunday. i ll let you know the latest how much rain or snow could be impacting your neighborhood. all right, amelia. a $50 million lawsuit against metro. that s what was filed today by the family of a woman who died after smoke filled her train beneath l enphant plaza. news4 s derrick ward caught up with her sons. reporter: the people behind this lawsuit say it s not about the money, nor is it about vengeance. they say it s about making sure that this metro system is as safe as it can be. carol glover died from acute respiratory failure on january 12th, the day an arcing third rail in the tunnel just beyond l enphant plaza cawed smoke to fill trains and the station. 80 passengers were injured, hundreds had to be evacuated. everything that could go wrong on january 12th went wrong and it cost my two clients to my left their mother. reporter: the suit maintains there had been a similar incident with smoke at the same station

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