afternoon on abc seven. prince george's county police are trained to determine who was behind a deadly shooting in temple hills. officers found a woman dead inside a home and a man wounded outside on 23rd parkway late last night. jeanette reyes has more on the investigation. reporter: we just learned from prince george's county police that this was not a random shooting. . it was drug-related. it happened at this apartment complex on st. barnabas road. police have closed up the apartment is part of a crime scene. there is droplets of blood all over the patio here. at about 10:00 last night, they found a woman shot to death inside of the units and a man with a gunshot wound just outside. he was taken to the hospital. >> this is usually a quiet area. it used to be rowdy back in the day but it is not how it is any more. very peaceful. reporter: the only think authorities will tell us is that the man is still at the hospital but is expected to survive. jeanette reyes, abc 7 news. melanie: baltimore county police are launching a program to equip 1400 officers with body cameras. the first 150 cameras will be used in july of 2016. jim johnson says times call for police agencies to enhance accountability and strengthen relationships with communities. this move comes as police agencies here in the d.c. region and across the country are using or considering using body cameras. turning to the weather now. it is a nice, sunny start to our friday. what is in store for our weekend? doug: it's looking pretty good. it will turn a bit cooler for the day on sunday. looking live outside the weather center, we have sunshine from the national harbour. gorgeous day. temperatures approaching 80 degrees in spots and that is exactly what we had at reagan national right now. just a few fairweather clouds over the wheel. these temperatures in the upper 70's to about 80. it will climb to the mid to upper 80's in spots. just enough of an increase in humidity levels to make you realize we are still officially in the summer season. this is our forecast high. ranging from the lower 80's and upper montgomery county and 87 degrees at reagan national airport. for tonight we will clear off. if you have activities, absolutely perfect weather. we will talk about the weekend and the next chance of any rain coming up in a couple of minutes. melanie: thanks. republicans in the house are pushing for votes on a bill to cut planned parenthood. one of the measures would block planned parenthood's federal funds for a year. the other would afflict criminal penalties on doctors who do not try sitting infants born alive during abortions. to regret seven of votes block the bill in the senate but some republicans are threatening a government shutdown over the issue. a friend of charleston church shooter dylann roof is excited in court. joey meek is accused of lying to investigators and feeling to report a crime. he said roof stayed with him before the shooting that left nine church rivers dead. he also told associated press that roof and made racist remarks while drunk. police have identified a pickup driver killed in a crash with a tour bus in laurel. news chopper seven was over the scene every night -- route 198 and rockbridge. michael palermo died. 59 people were on the tour bus, seven of them were injured. police are looking into what caused the crash. we will see how our traffic is moving on this friday. any problems out there for midday? jamie: we do have some problems. i want to start with the delay i-95. we typically see this a lot with people heading out of the city. as you pass through dale city and continuing south closer to woodbridge. 24 minutes it will take you heading on 95 northbound. this congestion will basically be from triangle and continuing on. inhave the southbound delay the teens, which is the live shot we just saw. i want to focus on the capital beltway. we are in pretty good shape. no delays on the wilson bridge. tomorrow at this time at the air show, definitely will be a different story. i want to talk about a gas main break in d.c. we are talking about the smell of gasping reported. they have closed down 3rd street northwest the 20 east street and and feet -- e street street. accident reported on southbound 355. we are averaging about 13 miles per hour. that is a look at traffic this afternoon. back to you. daysie: we are just four away from the pope's historic visit to the u.s. with crowds expected in d.c., there are questions about whether cell phone towers can handle all the additional service. john gonzalez shows us how one company is trying to help drug plan that is called "holy cow." reporter: it might not be quite as tall as the basilicas, but these days a catholic university there is a second tower. just one of the many operations going on as we prepare for this historic papal mass. this actuary and alter quickly taking shape. the sound system and letting being moved in this afternoon. another big aspect of the preparations is the landscaping. crews have been working around the clock. we have seen them at 4:00 in the morning. david replacing some of the more than 30,000 begonias around the campus. from green thumbs to wire, this 150 foot cell phone tower has been constructed by at&t temporarily just for the pope's visit. >> the cellular capacity really is not sufficient to handle all those people. we augment that by giving a lot of additional capacity, utilizing the cow which is a tower on wheels. if they want to do data or calls or social media, he gives him the ability to do that. a lot more bandwidth and the network in the small radius of the area where people will be. easier to get your pope picks in. reporter: they will be constructed in the national mall and the tidal basin. officials say you can do your part if you're going to be sending some of these events. try to download pictures and video to social media at once you've gotten home and try to text rather than call. john gonzalez, abc 7 news. andnie: count on abc 7 news wjla.com for complete coverage of the visit. more than 40 hours of coverage here on abc seven and our sister station news channel 8. new controversy brewing in the president shall race. this time it is what for donald trump did not say during a campaign stop. for notidate under fire correcting a man who said president obama is a muslim and not a u.s. citizen. kenneth mouton explains. >> he is known for not holding his tongue, but donald trump's silence of this remark at a town hall last night has everyone else talking today. >> we have a problem in this country called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he was not even an american. >> we need this question is the first question? >> we have training camps growing weather want to kill us. that is my question. reporter: trump sort of answer the reporter questions about training camps. >> we will be looking at a lot of different things. reporter: but he left the inflammatory statements by the president and muslims slide. his campaign manager blamed the media for making this about obama, saying the bigger issue is what he called "obama waging war against christians in this country." is reminiscent of that 2008 moment with john mccain. >> no ma'am. reporter: analysts say mccain got it right. is also under fire about claiming to see video of graphic mishandling of aborted fetuses. plan. it calls at alive. >> i did not lie. i've seen as images. reporter: hillary clinton protected planned parenthood and called out trump. even chris christie said he would've told the supporter the president is a christian. reporting in northwest comic kenneth morton, abc 7 news. melanie: coming up on news at noon -- >> to this day i regretted. melanie: an abc news exclusive. we are hearing from to high school football players that attacked the referee and it was all caught on camera. preparing for a spectacular show in the sky. we've a preview of this weekend's joint race enters airshow. and we in for more beer for weather this weekend? double let us know in this forecast. -- in his forecast. >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. melanie: get ready for a spectacular display in the sky during these years joint race answers airshow. airshow.base andrews reporter: normally you hear zero to 60 in 3.2 seconds. how about zero to 14,000 feet and seven seconds. the -- take a breath. to 6.5will pull the jet g's/ -- we metmy pilot three hours before the flight. there is a lot to cover. flight surgeon reese me about my flight suit that will keep my blood circulating when we pulled seven g's. >> as they get higher and more blood pressure drop see your feet, it will make you pass out. reporter: before long we have suited up. out on the flight line, in the cockpit, and then airborne. are just minutes, we south of atlantic city, new jersey. now they show me the maximum capabilities of this u.s. air force fighter jet. he starts of the movie will see at this weekend's airshow. pop the nose up. reporter: that last turn put me over the edge. i needed the bag. we smoothed things out a bit and went back to andws. just before landing, with the runway insight, it happened again. , that wastting sick without a doubt one of the greatest experiences of my entire life. the men and women who fly these in running ground crew run a well oiled machine. it's the reason they serve as ambassadors for the air force in the united states and across the world. the airshow kicks off tomorrow morning at 9:00. sam sweeney, abc 7 news. melanie: way to go sam. it looks like you took one for the assignment. doug: they get a lot of -- they get a little nauseous they are. -- there. pretty fun for a young guy. melanie: you are right about that. doug: the weather looks like it will be cooperating. cooler on sunday than tomorrow. i will tell you my weather story on this friday as he took a live look into laurel, maryland. it is 81 degrees. for the first time this week we have a little bit of cloud cover here. these are all fair weather clouds that will not produce rang. -- rain. 80 at reagan national airport. also in fredericksburg, 80 in baltimore. 75 degrees as the wind comes across the cool waters of the river. as far as the hourly temperatures go, we are around 85. downtown washington, make it close to 87. 85 is a good target for temperatures across the area today. we will see high-pressure be the dominant force in the atmosphere. it's so large it extends from northern new england, nova scotia, newfoundland, all the way southwest to texas. that's why we had of full week of sunny, dry weather. there is a shower chance coming our way from the south in from the east. we are talking about sometime early monday morning. we have indication that late tomorrow night a cold front will approach. we think the rain will stay in the mountains are well to the north. sunday it will turn back a bit cooler but no rain. as we get into late sunday morning -- night and monday morning, that will be our possibility of picking up a touch of light rain. will not help a whole lot but it will be a touch of light rain. let's check out the next seven days. a cooler day on sunday, kind of breezy. a 20% chance of light rain on monday. for the rest of the week it looks like it might be a bit cloudy but on the cooler side of things. as far as what will happen sunday at fedex field weather-wise we can predict, score wise not so much. at fedex it is looking pretty nice. 79 degrees for kickoff. sunshine and by the time the game is done it could be around 80 degrees. we are really looking good for the game. just enough breeze to give it a little tiny feel a fall in the air even though the temperature in direct sunrise -- some might be about 80 degrees or so. melanie: just some sunglasses is all you need. new developments in an attack on a referee caught on camera during a high school football game in texas. we are hearing from the students behind the assault. elizabeth herr has that interview. reporter: this is the moment, camera that is to texas high school football players now apologizing to the referee. tackle from behind and then taking another hit while on the ground. >> i will apologize for the mistake i made. reporter: if you can take that that moment? >> if i could, i would. reporter: expressing regret and remorse. michael marinod admit they targeted the ref because their assistant coach told them that geddes to pay for cheating us -- that guy needs to pay for cheating us. >> he said you needed the ref and he needs to pay the price. them to speaking list, this is america. reporter: did you hear that or one of your friends tell you that? >> know, i heard it. reporter: the school district plans to file a formal complaint against the referee. but through his attorney he is denying the allegations. reporter: did you use a racial slur on it feel that night? not.. watts did they are flat out lying. >> it's the honest truth through their. i would not lie about this situation. how bad it is getting, the truth these to be told. reporter: they have all been suspended from the school and the team. the assistant coaches on paid leave. up at noon, huge gets to the national zoo. how much it needs to continue its gi melanie: it's only september that many americans that started buying their gifts. according to a new study, the survey found that parents are more likely to shop early for the holidays and is without kids. two of the driving forces are more flexibility with all my chopping and special promotions from retailers. 25% said they hoped to wrap up the holiday shopping by the end of november. you can say christmas came early for the national zoo. david rubenstein has pledged $4.5 million to the zoo. it's to find a giant and a researching conservation program to the end of 2020. he is donated a total of $9 million to support the panda program's 2011. eating doritos for a cause. frito-lay releasing a limited edition rainbow version of the popular snack. is in partnership with the "it it's better" project. doritos rainbows sold out . people are urged to show support by sharing words of inspiration. noon, doug is back. he will have a final look at the weekend forecast. looking pretty good. stick around for that. melanie: he is the man who had hearts all aflutter during wednesday night's republican debate. many people took the social media wondering who was that guy's behind the moderator. now we know. he is greg caruso of los angeles. he is the son of a billionaire california real estate developer and he was -- is an aspiring film maker. he said he is had some interesting west's. -- requests. >> the funniest was the $10 bill line. i thought that was crazy. melanie: he calls all this attention shocking and exciting at the same time. maybe some 15 minutes of fame here? when you got it, you got it. doug: the weather is looking pretty good. it will be warmer an the past couple of days. tomorrow, the same story. dry weather and 87 again. a cold front comes the late tomorrow night and we do not think in our area there will be any rain. i think it will give us a gorgeous day on sunday. highs near 80 degrees. melanie: looks like we are turning the corner a little bit. that will be nice. thank you for joining us this midday and watch abc 7 >> hi, i'm chris harrison, your host of the all-new "who wants to be a millionaire." this season, things are a little different around here. there's no more skipping questions, no more easy money, just a single player on a quest to win $1 million, one person answering the question, "who wants to be a millionaire?" 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