throughe are sorting shell casings and glass shards at a bus stop in southeast d.c. the latest on the deadly shooting in daylight and the search for gunmen. plus, the new gm releasing his plans today. the hard truths he says have to be addressed. >> what should you do when someone offers you drugs? >> say no! >> remembering the legacy of nancy reagan. the life of the former first lady. the new starts now. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. >> i can't imagine marriage beg

that ronald's and mine was. remembering former first lady nancy reagan. she died today in her home in los angeles at the age of 94. the former actress and advocate was known for taking an active role in the white house as ronald reagan's closest advisor and fierce protector. roz plater joins us in the studio with more on her lasting legacy. roz: in her memoir, the first lady spoke fondly. for a while she lived with family in the bethesda area. she was born and francis robbins in new york city in 1921. nancy would become her nickname. when her parents separated, she moved to bethesda, maryland. 1925, they becmame friends.

headed west to hollywood to become an actress. one of her last appearances on screen was with her husband ronald reagan. in 1967, nancy reagan was by her husband's side as he began a second career in politics. first as governor of california, then later president. she put her own stamp on the role of first lady. she also used her influence to launch an anti-drug program with the catch phrase "just say no." here she is with d.c. students in may of 1986. what should you do when someone offers you drugs? >> say no! roz: when her husband left office, she became an advocate for curing alzheimer's. after her husband's death in 2004, she devoted her time to

the former first lady died of heart failure at the age of 94. funeral details are pending. she will be buried beside her husband in california. i'm roz plater, abc 7 news. kimberly: we have a crime alert to tell you about in the district. police are investigating a deadly shooting. one:happened just before 30 this afternoon at a bus stop on alabama avenue in southeast d.c. a man and woman were shot. we have since learned that the woman has died. matt? scene inte the southeast washington. there are shards of glass everywhere. and at least two bullet holes at the bus stop. it happened around 1:30 this afternoon. two people were shot, a man

we were told was taken to the hospital with what are described as non-life-threatening injuries , and a woman who we were told this afternoon was pronounced dead. >> it is sunday afternoon. people are in church. folksu have some ignorant that have the audacity to come out here and shoot people. they should not be shooting in the first place. but to have the audacity to shoot people and in the broad daylight when you have kids and all types of people standing at this bus stop. police told me the drive-by shooting does not appear to be random and police put out a description of the suspect vehicle, a green honda with a least people inside. a black man and a black woman, or perhaps two black men. if you have any information about the suspect's

are asked to call 911 immediately. kimberly? kimberly: we will check back in with you tonight. let's take a live look outside. today kicking off much warmer temperatures for the week. -- devongist and lucy lucie has a look at your forecast. n: first got to get past the cold start to it. live look outside national harbor tonight, this is something great to see. you can still see some daylight. pretty nice sunset we have here. 52 and washington, 61 in stanton. that might be one of those places that gets closer to 80 later this week. to temperatures runninghe area, still around the 40's. we will slowly fall back to the 40's, even 30's tomorrow

for the bus stop forecast getting back to school tomorrow, it's a cold morning and 34 but mild t-shirt weather by the afternoon, 64. the warm-up continues wednesday, tuesday. stick around for our complete forecast. new generaltro's manager and ceo is laying out what he calls hard truths. today he outlined his mission to improve services and safety. emile baer is live at metro center with a closer look at that plan for the troubled system. i understand you read that long letter, amy? reporter: i sure did, the entire thing. the general manager posted this pages long letter online just a day before he plans to prevent the strategy at a luncheon. trains rolled in sunday, but some

of the biggest complaints, wait times and malfunctioning equipment. a they have a lot of delays, lot of escalator breakdowns. manager: the general addressing the concerns in a letter posted online. following a message for metro, saying they have to, "restore trust and safety, make the trains and buses run on time, and manage efficiently and effectively customer affairs and access." ifer takes the metro to her evening classes. she has never felt unsafe, but says she can't always count on being on time. >> there are times i need to get to class and i'm sitting on the train for a while thinking i'm going to be late. reporter: other say they want a more reliable service to check arrival ti

>> there needs to be some way. waiting here not knowing is the most frustrating feeling. reporter: metro says they are aiming to improve reliability and win back riders. looking ahead, the letter says metro will acquire a combination of operating subsidies and fare increases. each increases could be 6% year for the next 10 years. we have a link to that entire plan on our website at wjla.com. live in northwest d.c., emile bear, abc 7 news. kimberly: coming up, new developments in the race for the white house.

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is focusing on his gop rivals, calling for the rest of the field to drop out. despite not winning any states so far, gop candidate john kasich claimed a big endorsement from former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. , calling on abc 7 news for change. we are hearing from the parents of the teens killed in the dwi crash following an underage and treating party hosted by an adult. --

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of two teens killed in a dwi crash in north potomac last year. the fathers of those teens are now talking to us for the first time. diane cho has their story. diane: there's not a day go by when he does not think about his son. >> he's the first thing that comes into my mind when i wake up in the morning and usually the last thing, i touch his ashes in house before i go to bed. diane: it's the kind of pain he says no parent can understand unless they been in his shoes. you see things that reminds you of calvin. it's very difficult. were: the to 18-year-olds killed in june after leaving an underage drinking party. >> you never think it will happen to you. diane: the

in the car. authorities say the car hit a curb and flipped. the man had to pay a $5,000 fine . >> i realize there was a very big lapse or hole in the law. he proposed a bill that would increase fines and include possible time behind bars, up to one year for the first offense and two years for the second offense. a companion bill passed unanimously in the maryland senate last week. he says if the bill becomes a law, he hopes it will prevent another family from having to deal with a similar tragedy. >> if i can say one or two other families or more from going through this, that's the goal. diane: diane cho, abc 7 news. kimberly: a

lot of courage to talk to us about that. changes in our weather pattern for sure. the end of the week we will have something that really shows it is right there. week of foga long and a warm-up. we will see a lot more sunshine and daylight as we go to the next several days. real-time temperatures still into the 40's. a little bit of a light southeast breeze will kick in here. pretty much clear skies right now. we could have a few clouds moving back here later on tonight. the sunshine we expect over the next several days, and the addition of sunshine, and southwest winds we have coming in. southwest winds and sunshine, that is the warmest pattern we can get. expect that pattern to continue to pump in

got to get past that monday morning. southwest winds return and the sunshine, it is warmer by tomorrow afternoon. warmer as we go to tuesday afternoon. big picture over the next two days, let's go into a closer forecast. it's cold. near freezing in some spots. that cold start, we are into the 60's. washingtonto south metro lower to mid 60's, coming in a bit colder with the bay influence. mid 60's backand, over to northern virginia. southwestern zones, mid 60's as well. we will go into the 70's as we go to tuesday. a few clouds start to move back

morning. partly cloudy skies tomorrow morning. with 39.e a decent amount of sunshine as we head through the rest of the day. monday, andout that the warm-up has begun. warmest day to come, thursday. chance of showers not going to be likely. those are the least likely rain changes. we spring forward, said those clocks ahead one hour. let's spring right into sports. >> we are talking hoops. could the terps play back-to-back wins together before heading into the big tourney?

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>> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your toyota dealers. they had 12th-ranked indiana today. terps up 20-18 first half. pulls up for the long two. trailedng is, maryland 41-28 and a half. trimble with the turnover. great save. that puts indiana up 13. 180-62. some patriot league action, american in lehi. plays like that happened a lot. 78-62 the final here. gw women taking on duquesne.

today was her day. laura kneels trailed by as eight in the second half, but jones took over. in the corner, gets it from jones. they take a 59-57 lead. clock running down. quick relief by jones. too easy. 63-60. on to win this dancing.y are going good stuff there. let's talk high school hoops. battlingd hd woodson the french of collegiate's. second quarter, defense is your best offense. that's what they say. third, warriors putting the

trouble. championship security. hd woodson top friendship collegiate, 60-47. the warriors become the first 1985.ated team since in the girl championship game, st. john's battling georgetown. it's now only a two-point game. cadets turned to the michigan signing, the tournament m.v.p. st. john's knocked off georgetown visitation 59-47, winning the title. some grapefruit action, nats and cardinals top of the third, nasa 3-0. stephen drew comes around to score, and that's going to win this one, the final 4-2. the final note, after 18 years, peyton announced today he will be retiring.

all-time touchdowns leader as well as passing yards leader. a long and very successful career. i hope he goes out on top, winning the super bowl.

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kimberly: 80 degrees, baby. .evon: close to it or towards 80could see if not above wednesday, thursday. coldest day we've got in the forecast this week, tomorrow. by this time next weekend we are talking about -- we

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