carrollton avenue. police do not have a motive or a suspect. the latest round of shootings brings the number up to 66 in the past 17 days. the mayor says she's sticking with her strategy of targeting known violent offenders. >> we know we're taught targeting the right people. mule everred. >> there are evercommissioner bass has reassigned commanders and promoted new ones who he says are up and coming talent. >> you can know exactly where those shootings are taking place. this violence is sparking debate about gun laws on our facebook page. you can join that conversation by going to abc2news.com. >>> this morning baltimore city police are investigating dozens of burglaries in canton. police say someone is breaking into homes on a regular basis sometimes with those living inside the homes still there. one man says he interrupted the criminal as he tried to enter his home sunday afternoon. >> we had window air conditioners and he tried to break in through the windows. feel violated uncomfortable, got rid of them. >> there's a ton of kids in this a

investigators say they were gunned down on carrollton avenue yesterday afternoon.gs happened near 900 bennett place, where police have shut down part of the street and posted an officer all day. two people were killed there last month.the mayor led a public safety walk less than a mile from that location. possiblye looking for two suspects for the shooting. sarah sampson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you very much. dzhokhar tsarnaev will appear in public for the first time today for an arraignment in federal court. he faces 30 counts. three people were killed and more than 200 others were heard in the april bombings including a teacher from the towson area. would boost the u.s. economy and strengthen social security. the house most likely will not match that plan. house lawmakers will figure out their next steps on immigration. >> now weather and traffic on the 1's. >> good morning. we have no problem spots to report. we have some normal delays around the area. 33 miles per hour on the west side of the beltway. you will see that from 795 down to about edmondson avenue

just yesterday the four men were shot on north carrollton avenue in west baltimore.y are all expected to survive. >>> the aclu is suing to over same same-sex marriage bans in virginia and pennsylvania. it could force the supreme court to decide whether if it's unconstitutional to deny gays the right to marry. >>> the orioles are having another good season and seeing a major improvement at camden yards. consistent play and last year's playoff run has more marylanders at the park. last year they were 26th among the 30 teams, this year they are 18 out of 30, the third biggest attendance increase in major league baseball. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. complete news, weather and traffic still ahead,

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as you take a look, you can see behind me police have cleared the scene on north carrollton avenue.y said four men were out around 2:30 when at least one, possibly two suspects rolled by the good news about the shooting is the four suspects, the four victims are expected to survive, but police have not caught up to the two men they're looking for. they were up and down the block talking to the two people who live here trying to find out if anyone has information. if you recognize the area you know there have been a number of shootings over the past several weeks. police are looking into weather any of the earlier shootings are confirm -- connected to this one. once again, over here, four people shot. people who live in the area tell us they're scared. one woman a mother of four children said she's now ready to leave. >> i'm ready to move. that's a bit much. it's a bit much. i mean, you can't get no sleep on this block, period, point blank. every night, every day. >> that's the real impact of the shootings. people who live in the neighborhoods are scared. we're talking about the past

they were all sitting on the front steps of a home on north carrollton avenue. earlier in the day another shooting. two men were shot on east landale street. one of them died. police don't have a motive or suspect in either shooting. it brings the total number up to 66 shootings in the past 17 days. the mayor is sticking with her strategy of targeting known violent offenders and addressing gang violence. >> continue to make a positive difference. >> meanwhile there's a continuing shake up in leadership at the police department. commissioner basset replaced some commanders and replaced them with up and coming talent. we're live at police headquarters linda so. >>> we want to touch on a number linda just said. 66 people shot in 17 days in baltimore city. the violence appears to be on every corner and we posted an interactive map showing where each incident has curd. you can find it at abc2news.com. the map has got many of you talking about gun control on our facebook page. you can join that conversation and go to abc2news.com/facebook. >>> the tax bill in baltimor

the purple line and a planned 16-mile light rail line with 21 stations between bethesda and new carrollton, but o'malley says this doesn't only address a traffic issue, but also the need for more jobs. >> we have recovered now almost 95% of the jobs we lost during the big secretion and part of the reason for that is -- big recession and part of the reason for that is together we've been able to make the better choices necessary to put more of our people back to work, especially when it comes to infrastructure. >> o'malley credited the gas tax hike for making the road portion of the plan possible. >>> more than 200 passengers trapped on an amtrak train for more than 14 hours. now this happened last night and lasted into the morning hours just outside richmond. a spokesman for amtrak says the dining car on the train traveling from new york city to miami developed axle problems. that left riders stranded. the train very slowly made its way toward richmond around 3:45 and got there three hours later. they replaced the car at the station and resumed course. >>> coming up i'll tell you about a l

gunshot after gunshot send neighbors on north carrollton avenue ducking for cover. >> i pray for the people got shot. >> reporter: four men hit by thebullets. he ran to the scene where he found his brother and cousin shot. >> it's going to hurt a lot of people. it's hurting a lot of people, because these guys could have died today. >> reporter: frustrated neighbors calling for more help from police. >> i don't know what they need to do, but they need to do something to make it safe for all of us. >> reporter: police say they're fed up, too. >> it's extremely frustrating, it is. you know, we're actively encouraging the community to assist us in moving forward in these cases. >> reporter: the violent streak stretching across the city. around 2:30 in the morning, a gunman opened fire here in the 1800 block of east landville killing one man and injury another. two miles away, neighbors in bel air edison marched together to try to activate their own community. >> we can stand together and unify, we can let them know that won't be tolerated. >> reporter: this man just wants to make it out

if anybody goes to new carrollton they will find a building right next to the irs building.here is a building almost as 110,000at has employees, all to an irs business. ha -- all of doing irs business. you make a point about the use of contractors. i think contract and has been reduced. the contract and has been reduced. the irs has had a reduction of employees by about 5%. it used to be 100,000 regular employees and now it is down to 80,000. about new carrollton as an example, what you see is a centralization of irs employees a certain large sites. i have a problem with that. what is being produced in particular are some of the more local offices. i have a problem with that because i believe if you have an irs out in the community than it is better for the irs than the taxpayers. they are members of a community where they are forced to relate to tax payers, given the economic conditions they are experiencing in their community. our employees are being centralized in large sites around the country. they have no idea what is going on in the rest of the country. a think that s

if anybody goes to new carrollton, they will find a building right next to the irs building, which is already huge, big is the pentagon, there is a building almost as large and has 110by csc which thousand employees all doing irs 110,000 -- which has employees all doing irs business. how does that result in the total number of people? guest: you make a good point about the use of contractors. i do think that contracting has been reduced. in terms of the new carrollton federal building, the irs has had a reduction of employees by know, 5%do not already. needs to be -- now it is down to 87,000 employees. 13,000 human beings that are no longer working for the irs. i think what you see, using new carrollton as an example, is the centralization of irs employees on certain large sites. i actually have a problem with that. what is being reduced to some of the more local offices, and i have a problem with that because i believe that if you have the irs out of the community that it is better for the irs and better for the taxpayers, because then they are members of the community where they are

host: greg in carrollton, virginia. independent line. caller: america should the the breadbasket of the world, not the arsenal. foreign aid should consist of fruits and vegetables. money can be spent on weapons and you cannot control where weapons wind up. we should have learned the lesson in afghanistan when shoulder fired missiles were used again our own troops. the bottom line is you cannot kill with fruits and vegetables. let's combine the farm bill with foreign aid. no subsidies should begin to vegetables.arvest , excessizens are fed fruits and vegetables should be sent overseas as foreign aid. food being also for sent abroad. i do not know with the gentleman knows the united states is by far and away the leading supplier of food all around the world, even in countries with which we have contentious relations with like north korea. we are largely responsible for feeding people around the world, and we just had an amendment, unfortunately, not to pass on failedor, my amendment, by a few votes to try to see if the food we purchase to