noon, onbc7 news at your side. jummy: happening right now in northeast d.c., city officials are dismantling a homeless camp near union station. dozens of tents lined the sidewalks. since when he tells us how the city plans to clean up the area. >> this is a terrible situation. >> it is sad for them but it is horrible, horrible having all of these tents. people here

lined first street near union station. delicate thing to say, but those people have no porta potties or anything over there. we have seen stuff going on. citysurrounding the tents, government buildings and even cnn studios. thousands are forced to walk in the street during rush hour. 9:30 this morning, health and human services came to shut the camp down. >> you have got to keep this spot clean. you can't have trash and stuff on the ground. sam: the department of health and human services said they told everyone on this camp on february 11 that they had to be out of here today. they said they would help with relocation services and mental health services, but they added oftentimes the homeless reviews their help --refused their help. >> they can help us

a group home or give me help. sam: this city hasn't given specifics aren't where they might place the homeless if they accepted the hell. those who live and work around here are happy to see the situation is finally resolved. >> i'm happy to see there is action here because this has been crazy. sam: the northeast d.c., sam sweeney, abc7 news. jummy: remodel board members meeting right now to review the transit agency's annual report. metro improved in a few areas but reliability continues to be one of metro's biggest problems. er: wmata officials are going over the annual vital signs report, going over every aspect of performance in 2015. we were in the meeting and we got a hold of the report, all 45 pages. the good news is that elevator and escalator

rate was lower than the target but slightly of over 2014. here is the bad news. for riders, this is what impacts them the most. on-time performance worsened in 2015, along with reliability for bus and rail, and customer and employee injury rates also went up. we should mention that is partially because of the atident earlier last year l'enfant plaza. >> the train is always delayed and that makes us late for work. >> train backed up, these things happen on a daily basis. personally, i don't recognize it because it happened so often. but it shouldn't be that way. reporter: going into this meeting, officials came up with a list of ways to address the weaknesses. they really want to focus on the safety culture so they want to hire

and enhance uniformed police patrol visibility, as we making police officers more visible -- basically making presupposition more visible to the riders here. news.te reyes, abc7 jummy: all right, well, if you haven't stepped outside already, go ahead and do that. another record warm day in store did doug hill is here with a look at the first forecast. doug: a lot of clouds around, unlike yesterday with sunshine. very mild looking now. temperatures at reagan national, 70 degrees. we are lagging behind temperature wise because of the southerly wind direction. the warm air moves over the stretches of water. 70 degrees at reagan national. cloud cover and the southerly wind direction may very much slow down the temperatures this afternoon. outside of washington, 79 in these foroo

in andrews, more direct effect of the water temperatures. water temperature in annapolis -- air temperature 55. 77 in baltimore. we may see how close we get. a little sunshine would boost the numbers quickly. final day of high-pressure anchored offshore. cold front is on the way. i don't think we will see a lot of the rain. we may see a few sprinkles tomorrow morning and then we will get back to sunshine. for the rest of this thursday we will look for a little sunshine with the clouds and temperatures area-wise somewhere around 80 degrees and cooling during the evening. we would check for the weekend in a couple minutes. jummy: we will see you a couple minutes. it's also get a check on the roadways. angela has our traffic watch. the roads this afternoon we have been scanning our traffic cameras trying to find problems on the interstate and it appears most of the interstates are moving at a pretty good pace, e

a live look at 123. eastbound lanes are flowing freely. westbound a bit sluggish from the earlier crash on 123. should be in the final clearing stages. if you're heading into the district, a couple of problem spots to watch for good road maintenance is going to try you up much of the way. this is on the capital beltway at 50. between 50 and 450 on the outer loop. same on the baltimore washington parkway. midday roadwork ties you up for the northbound right as you head past greenbelt. woodrow wilson bridge capital beltway moving without problems at the stretch. if you are heading into the district, we mentioned the midday roadwork. be on the lookout for street northeast. third street tunnel, please be a look that we have had earlier delays and you may run into some slow traffic in both directions. jummy: ok, thank you. we moved to vote 2016, and

race for the white house heating up with all sights set on florida. hillary clinton and bernie sanders face-off in a fiery debate last night, all while republicans get ready to take the stage for their own debate tonight. kenneth: the fiery fight for florida. madam secretary come i will match my record against you is any day of the week. ms. clinton: excuse me -- kenneth: hillary clinton and bernie sanders got right to it, taking on the issues and each other during the univision debate in the sunshine state. the former secretary of state hit with another tough question on her private e-mail scandal. >> you get indicted -- ms. clinton: oh, for goodness, i'm not going to answer that question. trump: get out of here, go home to mom. kenneth: trump supporters and protesters clash at his rally in north carolina. mr. trump: i think we are going to have a fantastic week. kenneth:

has a 60% unfavorable the rate in the latest abc news poll but he is ahead in the contest in florida. kasich: i'm going to win ohio, just watch. isneth: the campaign answering questions after an incident tuesday nigh. reporter michelle fields of brietbart claims she was grabbed by a campaign manager. up by 20s show trump points. jummy: developing now, an element to school worker in silver spring arrested for child abuse. anthony smith was an assistant building services manager at the new hampshire state elementary school. police say the incident did not happen at the school and did not involve the student. the school sent a letter to parents saying that smith is on administered of leave.

massive manhunt in pennsylvania for at least 2 gunmen who opened fire on a party last night. five people were killed and three others injured. least say the ambush-style attack happened in a pittsburgh suburb during the party. at least 2 suspects were spotted running from the scene. no word yet on any sort of possible motive. we are also following new developments in you war on terror this noon. germany says it has obtained files containing personal data on members of crisis. this announcement comes after britain announced it claimed 22,000 islamic state files realiling isis fighters' names, telephone numbers, and even the names of those who sponsored and recruited members. for germany's criminal force is the guy writing the files. free speech groups in virginia is asking governor gary -- e

classic literature from schools. it would require schools to notify parents went they are reading a sexually explicit book. critics say it could been much literature -- ban much literature including when shakespeare's work. her son was unhappy reading tony morrison's "beloved." canadian prime minister justin trudeau is making his first official visit to discuss trade and climate change. it included a welcoming ceremony this morning and tonight trudeau will attend the first u.s. state dinner for a canadian leader in two decades. reagan will lie again interpose today as thousands of mourners pay respects. her casket was viewed at the ronald reagan presidential library in california. the former first lady will be laid to rest tomorrow and buried next to her husband, the late ronald reagan.

be in attendance. coming up on abc7 news at noon, shots fly feet from the school. investigation happening now, and an update on to victims. a dramatic brawl thousands of feet in the air. the strange item they say sparked it all. >> your money, man. everything you got! jummy: wow, cap driver robbed at gunpoint. the amazing coincidence he did not count on that landed him

now areight investigating a double shooting in the district, happening feet from the school. as john gonzalez six lanes, it has neighbors and parents on edge. like major cities in bc, when the mercury rises, so does the violence. this is where the double shooting occurred at 1:00 this morning, the hampton east apartments, directly across the street from that school right there. we want to show you some video we captured. d.c. police escorting three separate tow trucks with three different cars on the flatbed. those cars are part of this investigation. evidence, bullet holes in each of those cars, and that gives you an indication of how many shots were fired. 2 adult males were shot behind the apartment building here. when police arrived, they found the men lying on a blood

the victims have been transported to prince george's county hospital, both in serious condition this afternoon. dangerous, and worried because i didn't know that, actually. i just hope they get down to the bottom of it. we aresturbing, but developing community, but previous reports of gunshots, the school does a good job of notifying us. john: many neighbors told us they woke up to the south -- sound of the gunshots and they are concerned it happened next was school even though it was in school hours. the parents tell us they want to see some arrests as soon as possible. john gonzalez, abc7 news. jummy: in the day ahead of maryland senate committee will hear arguments on noah's law, unanimously approved by the house judiciary committee last week. hopes to strengthen dui laws in the state.

killed by a repeat drunk driver while conducting traffic stop last year. the montgomery county police chief is concerned that amendments to the bill could weaken it. brad bell will be at the hearing and will have updates at 4:00 and on wjla.com. have you seen this video? a fight in midair all caps on camera. witnesses say it started because of a boombox. the video was posted on instagram. officials tell us that 2 drunk women started blasting music on this flight from bwi to lax. other people approach the women and the fight broke out. even flight attendants could not break up all the hair pulling. when the plane landed in l.a., the five women were pulled off the plane by police. no charges have been filed, though. talk about the right place at the right time. vintage officer to action and saving a cabdriver in the middle of an armed robbery. the heart stopping

on camera. >> give me all your money, man. give me everything you got! jummy: that is the cabdriver on his first day on the job in reading, pennsylvania, being robbed at gunpoint. it is all caught on the dashcam. what the robber didn't realize, take a look, police officer pulled up behind the cab. >> that out -- get out. >> oh, my god! i can't believe it! this is my guardian angel. he appeared. >> we are out there every day, honestly, just trying to help out. worked out perfect, actually. jummy: unbelievable. the officer arrested the suspect right on the scene, as you can imagine. parts of the south are being drenched by spring storms causing massive flooding in the region and forcing louisiana officials to declare a state of emergency. 3500 homes

and three gaps are being blamed on all of the flooding. -- three guests are being blamed on all the flooding. communities in texas are being washed out by the rain. the storm is expected to last throughout most of this week. just so tough to see, doug, because they are dealing with that and we have had nice weather the past couple days. doug: yeah, and the most we will see the next day or two is a sprinkle or light shower but thats it. we will do another temperature record around the area. not starting up in the best conditions, but let's get you started. live look around the potomac river. you are looking up and just kind of cloudy but mild and very breezy has well. latest temperatures at reagan national at 70 degrees with of the southerly winds and 13. the southerly winds this time of year, cool water temperature, that will drop the actual air temperature and cool office moves across the water and by the time he gets to reagan national, little bit cooler than the surrounding areas. for

of 79 degrees in leesburg. 75 in manassas. andrews air force base, 77, and the effect is more profound across the bay, where the nobles temperatures 55 degrees. we will see where we go. as far as the actual records today, the high at reagan national, 78, stands as the record there. 77 in baltimore. we are already in good shape in baltimore. they will beat that one. as far as washington hitting 78, it depends on the winds. if they get a glance of sunshine, we will be there. we will let you know how many cities made the records. it is getting cooler behind the cold front. 60 in columbus and pittsburgh. the clouds change the wind direction and the rain and we are being dominated by this high-pressure center off the carolinas pumping up warm air. this will come through but not a lot of rain is going to come through. most of that is going to shear away from the region.

through noontime today. there is the rain as it comes to the afternoon, evening, and i time hours. light shower or sprinkle early tonight and tomorrow morning. sunshine in the afternoon. we will definitely be cooler but it is not going to turn cold behind his front at all and we will be in good good shape. saturday may give us another shower chance and next week it looks like the chance of showers will increase a little bit more and you will see the numbers stay very mild. 35-60 overnight with the isolated shower. as we move through the day on friday, showers and speckles early. high of 68 degrees but as we go through the next seven days, the numbers stay very mild. not in the 80-degree range, but the averages are now 53-54 for the high. all of these numbers for the next seven days give us very mild conditions. when the clocks ahead one hour saturday before you go to bed. best chances of rain, sunday, monday, and tuesday. jummy:

back up again. doug, thank you. coming up, a salmonella outbreak prompting a recall happening right now. plus, the latest on the hulk hogan lawsuit against

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at 9 states, including virginia, and a 2 people have been taken to the hospital. the man who posted hulk hogan's sac state -- sex tape to the website gawker says he did not consider his feelings when he did it. he said that the only celebrities off limits our children. -- are children. hogan's team put a journalism professor on the stand and question him about ethics. he said it violated every principle of ethical journalism. it is warming up outside.

it's about taking a stand. for too long, wall street banks had their way. they crashed our economy. but democrat donna edwards won't take their money because she stands up for us. as a single mom, she knows the challenges our families face. she'll be our voice. tightening regulations on the big banks and fighting to keep dark money out of politics. democrat donna edwards, maryland's next senator.

jummy: we have got a bit of breaking news. news chopper seven over the scene of a bank robbery in wheaton. there have been robberies at a bb&t, a suntrust, and capital one bank. police are trying to see if these are all connected. we have accrued on the way to the scene. stay with us on wjla.com for the latest. doug: i think there is a good chance. today, sunshine and we may hit a record. jummy: thanks for joining us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for

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