announcer: from abc 7 news, this is a breaking news alert. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jummy: right now breaking news out of prince george's county -- reports of a plane crash in fort washington. on the

screen, a map of where this is happening. you see life pictures from news chopper 7 headed to the scene. this happened near indianhead highway and old fort road. we know the pilot of the plane is up and walking. there have been reports he has been communicating with emergency services. away fromis minutes the scene. stay with us for the very latest. happening right now, president trump's immigration brand -- man remains frozen, and immigrants and refugees continue to enter the u.s., but many are fearing the window is very slim. sam sweeney is at dulles airport, where emotional reunions have been ongoing. -- nie: sam: it has been a busy day across the country -- lawyers filed with the ninth circuit against the executive order on immigrio

continue to be reunited. for the last year and a half, ammar aqel mohammed aziz and tareq aqel mohammed aziz have waited for this moment. the 19 and 21-year-olds were in president signs the second of action. two and a half hours after they landed, they were deported to a country they never visited. nobody told their father on the other side of customs. >> it was a horrible week -- i did not eat, did not sleep, did not answer my phone, only for emergency calls. world, thousands of refugees and immigrants are also racing to get to the u.s.. many fear it will be reinstated. administration has hours to file a brief here lawyers representing washington and minnesota, saith the ban is restored, -- say if the

restored, it will unleash chaos. they are grateful to be out of the war zone and in america. >> i want to thank all the people that support us. this is a great country. >> a magic moment. i could not believe -- i think i am dreaming. i cannot believe we are here. sam: this immigration situation could change any time, many passengers in the air right now bound for the united states could be turned away once they land if the ban is restored. sam sweeney, back to you in the studio. dozens of tech companies are making their stand against .he travel man apple, google, facebook a few that filed briefs saying it hurts their businesses. histal of 97 companies say ban hinders the ability to attract great talent, and many are joining like u

be,r ebay, and netflix. capitol hill also has a bone to pick with the president. during an interview, bill o'reilly questioned why he respected vladimir putin, and it led to a u.s.-russia comparison that spark backlash from liberals and conservatives. if russia helps us in the fight against isis, a major fight, and islamic terrorism all over the world -- a major fight, that is a good thing. will i get along with him -- very possible. bill: he is a killer, though. putin is a killer. president trump: there are a lot of killers -- what? you think our country is so innocent? jummy: longer say there is no equivalent between the u.s. and russia. metro's general manager says they need to lay off 500 people to balance the budget. 500 were cut last year. another 500 this year. 200 positions, we are being

are eliminated. the other 300 are still being considered. noon, d.c.ew at police have identified the 17-year-old shot and killed overnight in northeast as derronn stover, and right now a $25,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. john gonzales has more on what led to the shooting. john: while most people were watching the end of the super bowl, here in this northeast neighborhood, there was gone violence, and today, a 17-year-old boy is dead. at this hour, we want to show you what the scene looks like. there are police blocking the alley where this young man was found. a group of young people -- one young lady claiming to be the sister of the victim here -- there is anger, raw emotion we are witnessing with our own eyes. the young lady telling us off, she wants justice. she wants the killer found. what we know is the 17-year-old

night. multiple shots. up thears he was shot street, and while wounded, he stumbled up the hill and dropped in the sally along anacostia -- this alley along anacostia road. paramedics were working on him heavily at the scene before they rushed him to the hospital, where he later died. this neighborhood sits close to the busy and her section of east capital and anacostia river. kate is a busy intersection, and on super bowl night, police are hoping somebody saw something, somebody knows the people involved here. they want to hear from you if you were in the area. right now it is still early in the investigation. police do not have an investing -- a description of the suspect or suspects, and no motive right now. that is the latest from northeast washington. jummy:

be one of the first to know when any breaking news is happening near you -- go to wjla .com/text, and we will send you a message to your phone to tell you about breaking news when it happens. turning to the forecast -- forecast, a live look at the white house. the comfortable day, and it is only going to get better. meteorologist doug hill has a look at the forecast. be close to or hit high temperature records the next couple of days. the white house looks pretty with blue skies and a little bit of a breeze. let's talk about what will change over the next couple of days. i cannot give you all the information as far as every single day, but trust me when i tell you we will see big number switches around the area. 53 degrees at reagan national. 57 degrees in fredericksburg. a bay breeze across the seven rivers. 55 in woodbridge. through the day, expect sunshine. mid-

average. clouds will role in, and the next thing we will focus on is a warm front. we pulled back and start to see the evidence of moisture moving with the warm front. in the overnight hours, there could be showers to deal with. warmer temperatures will flow and through the day tomorrow, and looking at what happens on cast, lose the sunshine, eventually the showers, gusty wind, and mild temperatures. the next 10 days, these numbers are all over the place. that is the pattern. we will share that in about nine minutes. shock patriots fans in after the team pulled off an historic comeback. tom brady and crew were down by 25 points at one point, but they stormed back to tie the game 28-28 with under one minute left. there

first in super bowl history -- new england wastedjames white w. 34-28, the final score. coming up on abc 7 news at noon -- we follow the breaking news out of saint george's county --a plane crash in fort washington. chopper over the scene. brad bell also headed there. we will check in with them coming up as soon as they touchdown, and now steve hirschhorn with a check of traffic. steve: i am right here. we are going to start with a look at the beltway -- the outer loop of the beltway. here we are approaching the baltimore washington parkway. it was an accident that moved to the shoulder, still blocking a couple of lines. slow up route 50. over to virginia, starting to see delays forming heavily -- southbound 95. it was an accident right before the fairfax

blocking a couple of lanes, so as you head to encounter t dela. down270, it was roadwork, toward 109.down it looks like it is moving well. that is a look at traffic. back to you. jummy: we want to take you to live pictures out of prince george's county. sceneis a liles -- live where the plane made a crash landing. brad bell close to the scene. we will be checking in with him coming up in just a few minutes.

announcer: you are watching abc 7 news at noon on your side. a d.c.developing now, elementary school close because of bedbugs. students at suzanne: are being moved --savoy elementary are being moved as they clean up. suzanne kennedy has more on what comes next. suzanne: the doors are locked -- the school is closed indefinitely until an eradication of bedbugs takes place. they are using supplies such as antibacterial wipes and pine sol. some workers are wearing plastic suits. authorities say they will replace all soft items -- rugs, counts, pillows, blankets. students will not return until the school passes a rigorous health and safety inspection. >> i hope they can get the school cleaned

up quickly and get it under way because it is an inconvenience to a lot of parents. >> my hope is they really get rid of them -- that this does not have again to our children, to our home. once you get infected with bedbugs, there is really nothing you can do. >> -- 20 -- suzanne: several parents showed up to school, not aware, but i fully these student -- thankfully these fully -- the students got the message. as for the free and reduced meals students receive here at this school, they are redistributed for the next few days as the barry farms recreation center. we asked public schools if we could get into the facility to see the work they are doing, and they said not today, perhaps later this week. jummy: not to a big break for law officials in new york who arrested a man -- a man for

the death of a jogger killed six months ago. he was arrested and charged with second-degree murder. police say they were at a dead end re-examining old clues, and that is when they found lewis dna at the crime scene. >> we got it from her. get hisemon must justice, and we will see to it. ismy: the suspect's family defending him, saying they do not believe he could do something like this, but he did receive summonses for suspicious activities near the park where her body was discovered. check this out -- a meteor was spotted streaking across the sky, and it could be seen from iowa across wisconsin, into illinois, and even indiana. wow. very cool stuff, doug. doug:

atmosphere -- chances are there are no -- there is no evidence. exciting to see. weather is exciting here. nothing boring about washington weather this winter. the pattern we keep repeating -- it gets warm, very cold. look at the shot from national harbor -- gorgeous, sunshine. temperatures in the 50's. feeling like early spring. it will get warmer the next couple of days -- 53 at reagan national. other temperatures, as of noon, already up to 57 in culpeper and fredericksburg. 44 in annapolis. cooler near the water. 55 in leesburg. through the afternoon, plenty of sunshine. temperatures will run about 10 degrees above average. high pressure in, we have nearly cloudless guys. we will open the door

we will open the door to a warm front, that will add 10 degrees to high temperatures tomorrow and again on wednesday. let's check our futurecast -- early tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 40's overnight. maybe rain after midnight. when will kick in out of the south, warmer temperatures, and periods of showers. by late in the day, showers will clear out. wednesday will be classic, sunshine, maybe record-setting temperatures. look at the forecast highs for reagan national --tomorrow, 67. the record, 64. dulles, the same story. we have a chance to tie were beat records across the area. 67, 64 the next couple of days. wednesday night, early thursday especially, colder air comes in after all this warm air. there could be

noticeablyt, then colder. over the weekend, up it goes again. it is crazy. we will keep score -- that is our job, keep score of the crazy temperatures. kind of like the super bowl game. jummy: love it. get thiswe will keep -- vacatiol scams are big business. reals are hiding behind looking ads, and before you know planou send a deposit and a vacation for places that do not exist or was never for rent in the first place. lisa fletcher exposes these ripoffs. how to spot these crooks before they take your money and your vacation. all right, well, right now, we want to go back to our live pictures from fort washington of that plane crash. you see this is a police helicopter. it

scene, possibly with a victim on board. stad bell

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jummy: right now, we are following breaking news out of prince george's county. let's get to our maryland bureau chief, brad bell, who just got to the scene. he has the latest for us. brad? brad: we did just get to the scene -- a difficult challenge to find the place, not just us, but authorities. i think the best thing to do is go to the aerial look from sky watch 7. we have a manned that lives -- we talked to a man who lives in the area. heel

and he heard the engine stopped runninthat is his perception --e engine stopped on this aircraft. we understand it certainly has come down in an area of rolling hills. it is a wide-open area. there are also a lot of woods around here. we know the positive the plane was on his telephone talking to authorities. he called 911, and was able to walk on a trail away from the plane, and meet the rescue crews that arrived. he was loaded in an ambulance and taken away. we know of one person, the pilot of the plane. we do not know of any additional victims -- being described as a hard landing rather than a crash. there are fields in her that operate claims like this -- that operate -- near here that operate planes like this. jummy: coming up after the break, another quick look at the forecast with .

jummy: fresh off her explosive and high-flying performance at the super bowl, lady gaga announcing a new world tour, and it includes a stop at the verizon center. it starts august in vancouver. she will be here on october 19. it was a great performance. doug:

on the scene, my twins were younger and really into gaga, and over the years, watching her talent, she is amazing. her vocal ranges -- one of the best halftime shows i have seen. enough for my music commentary. plenty of sunshine. temperatures will climb into the mid-50's. 10 degrees above average. clouds increase. a warm front will approach. gusty breezes, showers. breezyod warm and wednesday. a cold front comes in when tonight and thursday morning. thursday morning, there might be rain or snow showers in the area. a crazy week -- we do not see a change in this pattern for the rest of the month. we might stay like this until the spring. maybe the summer. who knows? jummy: the summer -- it will b

doug: i think it will be hot to warm. jummy: stay with us at 5:00 and 6:00 p.m., we will have more on the plane crash in saint george's county. -- prince george's county. brad bell will have more. we will have the latest on wjla.com, facebook, and twitter. to be sure to watch abc 7 news at 4:00 p.m., and have a great .

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