>> from abc 7 news, this is a breaking news alert. jummy: the breaking news we are following right now in woodbridge, we have learned detectives and police canines are rushing to the scene of a shooting. it is on the 14,000 block of wrangler. police say one person was shot

in the lower body after an altercation. are also in a "secure the building" status. entry to the schools is restricted right now. we will continue to follow the latest on air and online with this breaking story, so make sure you stay right here. we are also tracking some storms headed our way today as we take a live look at the capitol dome. you can see the wind is blowing downtown. thunderstorms are expected to pop up this afternoon. let's get to doug hill for the latest. doug: we are tracking showers. it no thunderstorms locally, but at the moment, just cloudy and damp out there. the area is now under a flash flood watch until early tomorrow morning. find rain on1, we

doppler radar. of few showers southeast of washington and heavy rain in the charlottesville area. likely to see thunderstorm activity, but it is not moving toward the metro area right now. it is moving north and northwest, but there is a lot of rain to watch. a lot in the atmosphere. if you look at the coast of the carolinas, this system is pulling moisture in from the atlantic area there is the potential for a lot of rain. be west most of it will of the metro area. if that's not enough to keep an eye on, we have a tropical storm as well. it is north of the bahamas. the latest projections from the hurricane center have the center off the outer banks by sunday. even with the system far away, it could still produce a lot of rain. a lot on our play to cover, and we will do that for you. we will have the seven-day

forecast as well in just a few minutes. jummy: service changes on the blue, orange, and silver lines put to the test this morning. takes a look at how things went so you know what to expect. change ofa major stations on three metro lines. during the morning and evening rush hours, blue line trains are the only one stopping at the armory. or ainge and silver line trains will pass through. -- orange and silver line trains will pass through. by midmorning, only a few dozen people boarded the bus. the change comes after a transformer fire that knocked out power to the station last week. last friday, metro began running or range and silver line trains every eight minutes and that of every six.

metro officials say the service change is designed to use congestion and the stop and go some people have been feeling on their commute. but the change inside the station doesn't seem to be helping, according to some on social media. one sent a letter to metro asking the agency to rethink the service reduction. of the fire, and that's outside of their control, but i think there are steps they suggested that are too much. upould love for them to come with some other alternatives. reporter: metro officials say it could take months to repair the problem. there is no timeline on how long the service adjustment could be in place. jummy: now we want to get a check on the roadways this noon. jamie sullivan has a look at traffic for us. starting with a

disabled vehicle on 95. at 123, all lanes are blocked. .o accidents they should clear it out soon. way northbound from triangle closer to the aqua con will take you close to 15 minutes. there is volume, but that's all you have to worry about. i want to focus on the capital beltway. you get a better idea of what we have. almost everything in the green. 270, a quietrth on ride. let's take a look near shady grove. crash reported. we have everyone moving. as the backup regarding a possible accident, we are not seeing anything right now. a nice drive this afternoon. tomy: the clock is ticking

avoid a government shutdown. the senate passed a temporary spending bill today. the house is expected to improve it before a wednesday deadline of midnight. of thehas been stripped tea party backed measure to defund planned parenthood, but that fight may not be over. lana zak has the latest from the hearing on capitol hill today. this is the first time the planned parenthood president is appearing before congress since the release of the now infamous video. >> the latest smear campaign is based on efforts by our opponents to entrap our doctors and clinicians into breaking the law, and once again, our opponents failed. reporter: she has in on the sinceive since last july a video was released appearing to show her discussing the harvesting of fetal tissue organs. >> every single investigation has found no wrongdoing of

planned parenthood. reporter: they have not denied that the video released may have shown miscarried babies instead fetuses.d that has not stopped politicians who want to defund planned parenthood. >> last year, they had more than 100 million dollars in revenue without expenses. this is an organization that doesn't need federal subsidies. reporter: carly fiorina made this a large part of her platform. >> this is about the character of our nation. reporter: bringing her into conflict with this voter. >> i do support women. >> how? >> i am a woman, ma'am. reporter: some congressional republicans had vowed not to vote for any spending bill that did not defund planned parenthood, although that appears increasingly less likely.

is expected to make an announcement this week regarding a date for new leadership elections. house majority leader kevin mccarthy is moving aggressively to lock up support to succeed boehner after making his candidacy official in a letter to fellow lawmakers. we are learning more this noon about a serious security threat during pope francis pop u.s. visit -- pope francis's u.s. visit. a man was driving on the tarmac where the papal plane had been parked over the weekend. that is not the only place he may have infiltrated during the pope's visit. >> 39-year-old christopher canelo pleaded not guilty, but neighbors in new york described him as a bit off and they say herdaughter recently had first communion. the question is, did this man breach security and enter the

basilica last wednesday during the canonization mass? we are getting chilly details about an incident involving this man in new york. he was arrested on the tarmac at veryhile armed with a large hunting knife. he told police he wanted to meet the pope and claims he was here in d.c. just days earlier. saturday evening, he was driving a black tahoe. somehow, he joined a police motorcade. fortunately, the pope had already left for philadelphia. formers man, a firefighter from new york city, waved some sort of silver badge to get cleared initially. he even told police, i want to change the world. >> i am glad he got through safely and went on safely, and now he is back home. >> i am glad nothing happened. i think we were all praying. >> it took a while to get through security, but that's because they were checking everybody. everybody was excited to see the pope.

>> inside his bag, police found a lot of ammunition, but no gun was ever found. illegalw charged with impersonation and criminal possession of a weapon. jummy: we want to get back to the breaking news in woodbridge. this is a live look at the scene where police are investigating a shooting. we know at least one person was shot after an altercation. pass along,ws to seven schools in the area are in a secure the building status. that includes belleair, and a bascoany dale elementary schools. prince william county police are on the scene. they have a large area taped off with crime seem that crime scene tape. you can logon to wjla.com for the latest in this case.

we switch now to the district, where the mayor met with council members to discuss streamlining responses. he wants to hire a contractor to handle non-life-threatening calls, which the fire chief estimates is about 80% of the calls they receive. the hope is that private ambulances would free up the limited number of the ambulances more severecs for calls and that could reduce response times. we will have more on the meeting happening this afternoon starting at 4:00. to a crime alert now in the district, police investigating three double shootings, all last night. the most recent was in the 1300 block of fort stevens drive northwest. no update on how badly the victims are injured. we know one person was killed in a separate double shooting in self east -- in southwest d.c.

in arlington, police are investigating a sexual assault. a 23 or old woman was attacked on north herndon street. -- 23 year old woman was attacked on north herndon street. suspect was described as a heavyset white male in his 60's. police do not believe this is connected to a string of sexual assaults in the county since august. lawyers for six baltimore police officers charged in connection --h the death of fredi freddie gray will ask the judge to delay the first trial. officers get individual trials. the charges range from second-degree assault to second-degree depraved murder. the first trial is set to begin in two weeks. great died after suffering injuries while in police custody. died after- gray suffering injuries while in police custody.

coming up, the latest from the united nations. the big meeting for president obama this morning. special event a for our active and veteran service members. you might want to hold onto that umbrella.

live look at this breaking news as police investigate a shooting on wrangler lane. police will only tell us that one person was shot in the lower body after an altercation. seven schools in the area are in "secure in building" status.

we are looking to get more information. we have crews headed to the scene. if you want to know the schools, we have them online, bel air, henderson, montclair, many vale, and a basco. we will update this story as soon as we get more information. staying in virginia, a change in police tactics. new methods were announced at a community police meeting this morning held by the attorney general. this follows several controversial cases involving officers right here in our area. janet rea is in arlington with what changes are being made. reporter: the attorney general start of the press conference by saying that minorities feel at by lawreated differently enforcement. a major initiative launched today hopes to change that. fairfax county police suspended -- suspended for the

use of a taser. training is geared toward current and future police officers that includes topics awareness, de-escalation, and appropriate use of force. there is no word on how much it tol cost, but those closest the front lines say it is worth it. >> this training, i think, will bring much more attention to the issues that need to be addressed , not just for the officers, but for the people who support them. >> it brings resources to review. >> we think it is going to be an improvement not just for the short-term, but also for the long-term. reporter: the training is not mandatory, but it is strongly encouraged. it is set to begin in spring of 2016. presidentnew york,

obama sat down with cuba's president, raul castro this morning. it comes on the heels of castro's continued calls for an end to the u.s. embargo on cuba. during his first ever speech before the u.n. general assembly yesterday. of thew for a check forecast. you can see behind us a gloomy day out there. doug: it has warmed up a bit. the weekend was chilly. but this is going to be a very unsettled week. i think after the weather, you will know why we use the word "unsettled." if you are looking for bright sunshine, you are going to have to wait. you are looking at bel-air country club in alexandria p -- belle haven country club in alexandria. rain anywhere -- not much in the way of rain anywhere at the moment. but there will be three or four inches of rain by 8:30 a.m.-9:00

tomorrow morning. heavier downpours are certainly a possibility. doppler radar shows a few showers developing to the south and east of washington, pushing to the northwest, kind of the opposite of the way they normally move. there is a lot more to come as low pressure continues to spin. as it does, it will draw in more moisture. the heaviest rains will be north and west of the metro area. later tonight, we think this will make a swing through the area. -10:00 tonight, we expect heavier rain in the area. 4:00 this afternoon, some heavy rain over the northern end of the shenandoah valley. not so much toward the metro area. however, later tonight, we could have some thunderstorms to deal with. things should calm down a little overnight with some breaks in the overcast. that should get us through tomorrow morning.

to thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, and that is where the word unsettled comes into play. first, the system coming through put close tot may some areas.in potential for a lot of rain here. then we switch our attention to the tropical atlantic. that's where we find tropical -- joaquin.g look with the computer models do with the motion in the movement over the next few days. it tracks all over the place. it could go to halifax, to boston, all over. when we say unsettled, we just don't have the reliable data to say where this is going to go. there is no way of saying exactly what effects it will

have in our area. it's going to be a busy week in the weather center. that is what we are here for. we have a lot of clouds and cooler temperatures. highs in the 60's thursday and friday. we will see where it goes. if you have friday plans or is seve saturday plans, whether could play a huge role. people are weekend, cheering on the 11th annual d.c. biathlon. it's a special event being held on sunday for active and veteran service members. teams will kayak followed by a three mile walk, run, or hand cycle. we checked in with the organization -- organizer of the event, team river runner. >> team river runner is a paddlingadaptive program. we have thousands of paddling activities each year for wounded

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jummy: so, will we all see showers today? doug: yes. much heavier rain to the south. a rainy night and a rainy stretch ahead. jummy:

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