>> abc 7 news at noon on your side. a man in boston in custody after police say he shot an officer in the like. police say the officer was undercover at the time of the shooting, two hours ago at 10:00 this morning. the officer is expected to make a full recovery. the details on the suspect's arrest are not available right now. we will pass along any new information as soon as we get it. meanwhile, a philadelphia police officer is undergoing surgery after being shot three times in the arm.

the police commissioner says a man ambushed that officer late last night as he was sitting in his police cruiser. police say the suspect fired a total of 13 shots that hit the officer as well as the officer's car. the officer returned fire, hitting the suspect at least three times. the two were taken to area hospital and right now there is word on the suspects condition. we know the officer is expected to recover. a former police officer who sparked an explosion, a county officer sentenced to five years in prison. jansky santiago is being sentence after a 2014 competition where he held a gun to a man's head. brad bell is outside of the courthouse and upper marlboro with details on this story. it was a very emotional hearing. a lot of tears from the police officers mother. touch him toher to five years in prison. the best way to tell you the

story is show you the video. this incident was caught on tape . outside of moviehouse in may -- house -- bouie. he was, and they were to the judge, board, wanting to show off for a couple of friends who were riding along. he decided to pick on william cunningham, a man doing nothing more than getting out of a car and going to his home. you can see the police officer holding the gun to mr. cunningham's face. he challenged him to a fight. , firsticer was convicted degree assault, use of a handgun and the commission of a felony. today, mr. cunningham said he was happy to see him sentenced to prison. washe first thing i thought -- i thought he may shoot me or my life may have been in jeopardy. the only thing i could think of was my family, my god, my lord and savior jesus christ and put

it in his hands. with that, all i can do is stand tall. stand on my beliefs. that everything will be ok. brad: something new in the case today. it was revealed after former convictedntiago was in december, there was a jailhouse phone call between him and his mother. his mother saying you should tell the judge you are sorry and that the judge my show mercy. the officer, heard on this recording saying no, the victim owes him an apology. when we come back later this afternoon, we will play the audio for you. and upper marlboro, brad bell, abc 7 news. jummy: now we move to the case to a former cop who sparked an explosion watch on to make meth inside a federal lab. he has been sentenced to 41 months in prison. her super barclay pleaded guilty to that -- christopher barclay

pleaded guilty to that. he insists he did it as a secret police training exercise. in court yesterday, the judge said he was lying. a live look outside. you can see how jury it is -- dreary it is in arlington at the national cemetery. doug: it is on the cool and damp and, fog, too. if you a live look at the rockville cam in montgomery college. sameare reporting the conditions. fog and drizzle in the air, only 39 degrees right now. elsewhere around the area, 42 at reagan national, 51 in salisbury. only 35 degrees in hagerstown. through the afternoon, we will see cloudy skies, patches of fog and drizzle. you may not be surprised to see a little later this evening some patches of rain, highs in the middle 40's. all of this is coming our way ahead of a storm system in the midwest.

as that moves northward, a washer in cold air for the upper middle river -- middle mississippi river valley. nothing at the forecast, cloudy skies through the afternoon, patches of rain possible through the evening and night time hours. cloudy skies through the day tomorrow. we get into the lower 50's. on saturday night is when the relevant comes in. it could be heavy at times. we will talk about that in the rest of the seven day. let's have -- figure out what is happening traffic wise. amie: we have some mid-day work. as far as the bigger picture, we are mostly in the green behind me traveling along the capital beltway and most of the interstates. one thing to note is, as doug mentioned, there may be a drizzle coming down. this is not causing any delays but something to note. no big problems on 395. take a look at 66. your commute heading in right now is quiet from fairfax continuing closer to falls

church. that is where you get a delay just as you approach arlington and get closer toward rosslyn. no problems to report right now in washington, d.c. if you travel on metro, heads up. expect delays because of scheduled track work on the blue and yellow line here is between braddock road and national airport as well as the red line. green line is clear right now. that is a look at afternoon traffic. jummy: thank you. in georgia county, police are investigating a deadly pedestrian involved crash . new this noon, we know the identity of the victim. 19-year-old helena naga sa. the road is closed this morning but back up in this noon. police say no charges have been filed against the driver in the case. the d.c. council is proposing a new measure that could raise the price of traffic violations to $1000. vision zero is an all hands on deck approach from the district and is saving lives.

beagle goal is to have zero fatalities and serious injuries by 2024. discouragefeinstein finds to discourage behavior but not so big that nobody pays it. jummy: nearly two dozen district agencies say they will make this happen through education, enforcement, engineering, and infrastructure. there will be quite a few changes. if you are driving 25 miles per hour above the posted speed limit, the fine is three -- $1000, currently at $300. hitting a bicyclist will go from $50 to $500. failure to stop at a red light will go from $200 to $500. driving on a medium will go from $100 to $500. new this noon, no later today, whether the supreme court will choose to hear about mcdonald's corruption appeal. in 2014, and mcdonald was convicted of taking more than $165,000 in gifts and loans from

a virginia businessman. after a six-week trial, he was sentenced to two years in prison. both have remained free during their appeals. we turn to new developments in the war on terror. authorities arrested two people a suspected ties to isis on terrorism related charges. california, anto, 20 three are all man is accused of traveling to fight alongside terror organizations and then lying to investigators about it. in houston, the arrest of a man officials call a terror suspect. no details on the charges against that man. this noon, president obama facing an uphill battle selling his plans on gun hill -- gun control laws. this after he announced he would take executive action to expand background checks and mental health funding. he spoke at a town hall meeting at george mason university and took our questions on the hot button issue. abc 7 spoke with people against the president's plan.

>> the whole idea of him going around congress with executive order is i believe unconstitutional. barack obama: it is important for us not to suggest that if we can't solve every crime we shouldn't try to solve any crimes. jummy: the president is strong in -- standing strong on his plan. as cnn orc poll finds most people support the president's measures but less than half believe they were actually do anything to cut down on gun violence. on abc 7s coming up news news at noon -- >> just because it is a documentary doesn't mean that is what the evidence shows. jummy: wisconsin governor scott walker has a response against the case of steven avery in the documentary series making a murderer. find out how redskins fans are preparing for sunday's playoff game. back withill will be the full forecast and a look at what we can expect this weekend when we return after the break.

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what a rivalry. .alk about a divided house this is jim and jim, the owners of velocity wings. jim used to coach with the redskins in the early 80's. this guy, wisconsin boy, a season ticket holder, a shareholder with the green bay packers. show those rings. a championship ring, super bowl ring. that is very impressive. very heavy, too. put them on for just a second. tim: those were the glory years. i'm very proud of the team this year. what they have come pushed. especially in the month of december. i grew up in the shadow of lambeau field. it would be sacrilege not to be a packers fan. john: there is only one way to figure out who will win this game. that is a good old-fashioned windy eating contest. burgundy barbecue wings and gold cheese?-- what is this ? blue cheese wings. at the counter three, go harder go home. he, too, one, get into it.

[applause] -- 3, 2 ,1. what a rivalry we have and what a party this will be on sunday. it looks like redskins jim is a little ahead. let's bring in chris, a big fan who has been here all day. what do you think of the game on sunday? >> we're going to win. john: 5:00 this morning. look at this. green bay taking the lead. green bay has taken the lead. we are going to send it back to you before it becomes a blowout. jim, come on. this guy needs a napkin. he has burgundy all over -- you're wearing the colors. back to you inside. jummy: since 5:00 this morning already eating wings like many folks will this sunday when a tailgate. what is on the menu? i'm coming over. doug collins my son is making some sort of cheese dip or something. i look forward to it.

doug: i wish it was monday and we could speed -- spend this whole week together again. don't you wish the same? jummy: yes. doug: liar. it is dan and surely looking out live. temperatures are on the cool side right now. 42 at reagan international with humanity and 96%. not a comfortable day. for theming trend weekend. not today, 39 in frederick, 32 in cumberland, 35 and hagerstown. milder on the shore, 50 degrees in salisbury. as far as what will happen today, we get an range of 45, 46 north and west of town. a degree or two higher north and -- seven east of the metro. damp, enters we. some of the rain over portions of ohio, west virginia, the mounds of north carolina, we could see some showers north and west of the city.

the key areas down here. a mild today developing in the deep south. those wins, in our direction and warm us into the 50's, maybe close to 60 on sunday. each are cast shows clouds for the afternoon, patches of rain. the best chances tonight will be west of the metro area. cloudy tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow take a rebound above the 50 degree mark. the weather system farther west makes an approach on saturday night. we think rain will develop through saturday night. the rain could be steady or heavy at times saturday night into sunday indicated by the darker colors. the good news is it looks like rain will move out of here at the same time we may see some clearing and gusty, northwesterly winds developing, much colder air across the upper midwest. an area of snow around the leading edge of this arctic air mass. we see temperatures hit upper 50's junior 60 -- two years 60. we throw often temperatures in the evening hours.

estimates from the computer program suggest as we get next two days we could and up with an inch of rain the metro area. a little more north and west of the city. the next seven days for you, 30% chance we see rain later this evening and tonight or tomorrow, cloudy for most of the day. rain comes in tomorrow night. 80% probability it lingers into sunday morning and then becomes greasy. 64 a midday high and finally in a day. we settle for a dry and chilly monday through thursday. maybe a few flurries as the next surge of colbert comes through wednesday afternoon wednesday night. with the way this week started, not surprising. the netflix series making a murderer has captivated many and pronto the response from the white house to 100,000 people signed a petition to have steven avery pardoned. he was exonerated for sexual assault after spending 18 years behind bars and was later convicted of murder. the white house responded to the

petition yesterday saying the pardon would have to come from the state level and stock -- scott walker says that wouldn't happen. scott walker: the bottom line is that is a crime that happened a decade ago. there is a system in the judicial system by a process in the judicial system by which individuals can petition the courts to get relief, as others have done in the past. if there is new information that shows that someone may be in the same -- may be innocent. i will not overwrite a system that is put in place. jummy: governor walker admits he has not seen the series. avery's nephew is also serving life in prison for the murder. a deadly loveto triangle and the woman caught in the middle of it all is speaking exclusively to abc 7 news. joins us live with the story and preview of tonight's 2020. this involves a group of doctors. brian: it does. this really is a case of jealousy, the trail, and of session. a doctor is murdered in an upscale neighborhood in texas. police are stumped as to who did

it and they talked to his girlfriend. they eventually come to, as a suspect, the girlfriend ex-boyfriend. another doctor. as they investigate this case, they believe that dixon has hired a hitman to kill the doctor to get back at his acts who dumped him. as the trial goes forward, dixon stands trial. the first trial ends in mistrial. the hitman ends up confessing but then recanting. a second trial happens. dixon is convicted. the key and all of this is the killer's own daughter breaks open the case in the second trial. you will hear what she has to say on the stand. that is incredible. we have an excuse it with her and her sisters but also, the woman at the center of all this, and unwitting person to test participant in a slump tranquil. she will talk about what she went through -- dissipate in the left trying go. she gives warnings to people out there who are dating that you don't know the person you are with all the time. jummy: sounds like an excellent

set of interviews. can't wait to watch out on 20/20. you can watch the right here on abc seven at 10:00 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. at noon, on abc 7 news we look at wall street. plus, queen bee is back. find out what she has to do with this year's supe

tomy: wall street is trying recover from yesterday's stock market crash. the dow plummeted nearly 400 points, making it the worst one-day drop since september and the worst ever start to a year.

it comes after china's economic turmoil shook markets worldwide. financial experts say there is no need to panic. unlike most of the world, the u.s. economy is in good health. we have good news from the u.s. job report. added 292,000 jobs last month. the employment -- the unemployment rate remained at a low 5% for the third straight month. for all of 2015, the economy added nearly 3 million jobs. the second-best job of job gains since 1999. confirming beyonce will perform during the halftime show of this year super bowl. queen bee will join coldplay who announced they are performing for super bowl 50. you may also remember beyonce beyonce in 2013 in new orleans. she also collaborated with coldplay in their latest album. two new jersey state troopers helped deliver a baby on the

side of a parkway that was caught on dash cam video. take a look. breathe,e, breathe, their ego. >> good girl. jummy: oh my gosh, it is a girl. the mother was being driven to the hospital by her husband when they realize she would make it. the couple forever, -- pulled over, called 911, and the officers helped deliver it. they even cut the local -- cut the empirical court. we will be right

heading into the weekend. doug: a village is all right now, but in the next seven days, rain becomes likely there tomorrow night. 80% probability could be heavy at times. 53 tomorrow, rain sunday. it hits 60 then turns cooler, breezy, and some sun later in the day. colder next week. look at the numbers back into the 30's for highs. let's talk about sunday at fedex.