kellye: all hands on deck under fire, the push to curb gun violence gets a mixed reaction. plus, 10 years later, the survival of survival and recovery. and standing strong, the emotional show of support for one of the journalists killed this week outside of roanoke. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts now. 11:00, on 7 news at your side. kellye: an irruption of violence in dce, seven different scenes, 10 people shot since 7:00 last night, two dead, and this despite a place effort to curb the violence. roz plater, the opinions are split about this all hands on deck approach.

the community, but no split when it comes to the police union. they have been critical of this and how the chief is handling it. the union is asking the rank-and-file officers to vote the chief no-confidence. shootings in the district since 7:00 friday night, this p street southeast, two men shot, one dead. one is the father of three. it happened during the all hands on deck we can for the police. >> i don't understand the hands on deck thing. i don't understand all these guns. i don't understand why things are so relaxed in d.c. area,the police were this maybe this would not have happened. were closelice enough to hear the shots fired, but not to stop the carnage. program isds on deck

controversial. they say this alone is not the answer. this dispute -- the shooting was from a dispute between friends. >> thing people on the streets will not stop this. this is individuals shooting people for minor offenses, beefs. with ways tome up let our young people know that fights and disrespect are not worth taking somebody's life. roz: other say having officers can be a deterrent. >> they need to walk block to block so these people don't have to keep airing their children. lanier says she believes this works and she has the full support of the mayor. the union is asking rank-and-file officers to vote on the no-confidence vote. we expect the results sometime tomorrow afternoon. roz plater, abc 7 news. kellye: a massive manhunt over

a convicted rapist back in the custody of maryland state police. been missinghad nearly two days after a home visit to a state hospital. the police launch the search effort thursday, tracking him with bloodhounds. norris was found this morning in dupont circle. people across the country marking 10 years since hurricane katrina, the devastation in the loss still fresh on people's minds. that includes people in the district, still feeling the impact of those storms. you survivors gathered across the dmv tonight. sam sweeney caught up with many of them and has their story. >> i lost absolutely everything. lisa williams is one of thousands whose life was washed away 10 years ago today. >> 10 years ago, the storm was over and my mom and my father and myself, we were trying to figure out the next that.

sam: the storm was over, but few had ideas the levees would break. >> as we saw all the water rise, we said we have to get out. sam: she was at the convention center with thousands of others, no food, no water. the convention center is where the journey to washington begins. >> i just took a greyhound bus and i came up, and life has been wonderful since then. years later, lisa tells this story at rock creek park, surrounded by more than 100 people came from louisiana to washington. many of whom also lost everything and came here with nothing. a sense of listen is. because i could not be there. i saw people losing their lives. orleans, we show love and a great spirit. that is what i want to get home to. sam: but lisa is not ready yet.

in her opinion, new orleans is still not ready. 10 years on, the scars are healing. sam sweeney, abc 7 news. alert fororida on heavy rains from tropical storm erika. long lines for gas and sandbags, several inches of rain on the drought stricken caribbean islands. pacific, hawaii is preferring for the chance of a glancing blow from hurricane ignacio, a category three storm. humidityide, heat and to round out the weekend in a chance of rain. devon lucie has the first check of the forecast. devon: the belfort furniture weather center, a return of warmth and heat. a couple of spots saturday 90 degrees. cumberland, winchester, fredericksburg. reagan national just under 90 degrees. right now, in the 70's.

several days ago we were well into the 60's in some cases. a live look outside, the capital wheel left, wilson bridge center. the dew point temperature is increased a little bit. that is the best measure of the invisible water locked in the air. the dupe been in the mid 60's, the humidity is back. when it's in the 70's it is awfully humid. the second half of this weekend, 91, feeling hotter. a slight chance of storms. the rain chances monday increase with cloud cover as the temperature goes down. of 90 degreeetch weather, even hotter temperatures in the forecast. we will let you know how hot we go, how long it lasts than the complete outlook minutes away. kellye: breaking news from atlanta, georgia, a man critically hurt after falling from the upper deck at turner field. this happened during the seventh inning of the braves-yankees

game. witnesses say the man was trekking before the fall. the washington redskins showing up in force in baltimore without rg iii as the starting quarterback. robert ms. live at m&t bank stadium with more. it worked out, robert. robert: yeah, it did. the redskins came out with the 31-13 win. it is the preseason, so you have to take the good with the bad. we stay positive, the good. the skins got off to a slow start. they get on the board in the second quarter. cousin standing tall in the pocket, over the middle, tipped. andre roberts the intended target. that was a score. third quarter, colt mccoy driving down the field. he finds ross, five yard touchdown. mccoy had another passing touchdown in the third. the redskins win 31-13. they are now 3-0 in the preseason.

you have to take the good and bad. sports, hear what jay gruden has to say about tonight's performance. kellye: looking forward to it, rob, thank you. a lawsuit years in the making, montgomery county and metro have sued three construction firms over the troubled associate with the silver spring transit center. in the $166 million lawsuit, they allege each company is responsible for five years of delays and $50 million of cost to correct subpar work. in a statement last night, one company said the complaint from the county and metro is, "overblown and incorrect." a back to school delay in stafford, students at a new high school are getting in a euro six days of summer while construction delays pushed the first day of classes to september 14. county administrator say there are incomplete sprinkler and alarm systems. they say that plumbing leaks are

still a problem. above and beyond, the prince george's county police officer who made a difference for a family in need. plus -- >> i will ask fred smith, the founder of that, to work for the government for three months. kellye: a campaign proposal catching attention. chris christie wants to treat immigrants like packages. first, standing strong and suiting up.

[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] kellye: honors for two journalists alison parker and adam ward, who were killed this week. players for the football team war adam ward's initials on their helmet. vicki gardner, the director of the chamber of commerce, survived. >> the surgeon said a couple of centimeters she would not be

walking. forye: a memorial service adam ward will take place monday, his funeral tuesday morning. parker pass family has chosen to keep their funeral plans private. the broad awake humidity stunned after a promising young star is killed. come he when years old fell from a fire escape last night in new york city. .hat's just 21 years old actor and youngest the first african-american actor to portray the character on broadway. developments from the campaign trail, chris christie says if he becomes president, he went to immigrants like fedex packages. he made the statement at a town hall in new hampshire saturday. ability to tell you where a packages at all

times and said the federal government needs to do that. we need a system that tracks you from the moment you come in. up, we sayime is excuse me, thanks for coming, time to go. theye: christie is not first politician to cite fedex as a model for tracking. a former florida governor, jeb bush, announced three top fundraisers. the backers pulled the plug because of low personality differences. they are still working with the bush super pack, which has raised the most money of any republican candidate, $114 million in the first half of the year. we are hearing from a prince george's county police officer ndnesssimple act of ki has gone viral. corporal che atkinson said he

never meant to become a social media hero. woman and her children were the victims of domestic abuse, so he connected them with a family member, bought them food, and paid for a hotel room for the night. corporal atkinson: i had the extra funds, what would it hurt to set them up for the night. i do not think anything other than just doing my job. the police department posted pictures on facebook, and they have been seen by people around the world. a lot of likes there. devon: great to see. we often forget, protect and serve as well. we have had a great service from the weather in august. kellye: we have been served well. interesting, been but we are starting september and it will feel like august. , nextal-time temps

tuesday, the first day of september, next weekend labor day weekend. you know that already. low to mid 70's, 75 washington, 76 hagerstown, a couple of 60 showing up. the heat returned saturday. we start with the dewpoint temperatures, the best measure of humidity, the invisible water locked in the year. the numbers go up, the more water vapor, the moisture in the air, and more humidity. mid 60's will feel more humid. last week we started in the lower 50's. 89 washington the high saturday, 70 chicago. something must be going on. 67 now chicago, higher humidity as well. this week: front will run into the heat and humidity that is building as we get the south flow. the cloud cover comes back as well. the south flow was the beginning stages.

the bigger picture the next two days, hot and humid the rest of the weekend. isolated storms. monday that front fades and could be the beginning trend with more cloud cover, more widespread shower activity. remember, these forecast patterns had us getting rain monday the previous few weeks. morning, lower 70's. low temperature sunday morning, 61 gaithersburg, about 71 downtown. the futurecast, widely isolated storms possible, the mountains may have more storms. heat and humidity sunday, 91 feeling hotter. lower 90's is the upper range. the nationals have won two series in a row. if they win the rubber match tomorrow, it would be their third straight win in a row. hot and humid, remember the

sunglasses and sunscreen, stay hydrated, lots of water. go, nationals, only 5.5 games back now. the futurecast, more storms, hot and humid. tomorrow, we may take temperatures down it increase rain chances. that would be one day that would limit this string of 90-degree days right now, beginning tomorrow all the way to the beginning of labor day weekend. percent wednesday, chance of an isolated storm in the mix. i just did not want to markup the seven day, making it look like it was going to rain everyday. next weekend, the left overs of erika, which could thus into the 90's. kellye: that is the august weather. devon: in september. kellye: the weather worked for the redskins, and robert burton

is live at mmt bank stadium. -- m&t bank stadium. in the preseason. after the break, we go to baltimore.

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. m&t bankelcome back to stadium, the redskins now 3-0 in the preseason, beating the ravens 31-13. the only action for rg iii was before the game. about hourw drills before game time it acted as a cheerleader the rest of the way. not much to cheer about early. the ravens first possession, joe flacco finds a wide-open steve smith sr.

turns inside and goes untouched for 63 yard touchdown. ravens. will kirk cousins be the opening day starter against miami? he got off to a good start, throwing this to terrel suggs for the interception. the ravens get three more points, 10-0. the first spark started flying. aiken makes the catch over the middle. body slammed by keenan robinson. smith sr. gets into it, all of a sudden it looks like the redskins-texans in training camp. john harbaugh runs across the field and starts running at jay gruden. two players ejected. the skins get on the board in the second quarter. cousin stands tall in the pocket, throwing over the middle. tipped and caught. 22-yard score, 13-7 ravens. finds the half, cousins

ryan grant, who breaks a tackle, runs up the sidelines, out of bounds at the 2. that leads to a chris thompson touchdown, making it 14-13 skins. third quarter, colt mccoy driving down the field. he finds ross for the five yard score. mccoy gets another passing touchdown in the third. redskins win, now 3-0 in the preseason ful. coach gruden: we had a verbal from the end of the doctor he was cleared. we continue to prepare and walk through. r doctor got a call and an e-mail and read the report. it was different. we obviously had to sit him down. unfortunately. it had nothing to do with our doctors or trainers. it was league-mandated independent doctors.

there was a lot of confusion. i read the report, i was confused. we did what we thought was right and that was not play robert, based on the report's findings and all that. staying with good news in sports, nats looking like they are putting something together tonight against the marlins. south capital, bottom of the second, ryan zimmerman gets the nats on the board. drivers this one, deep center, gone. solo shot. 1-0 nats. bottom six, clint robinson going the opposite way to left center. that is gone. 4-0, and the nationals win 5-1. the mets lose to the red sox, so the nationals are now 5.5 games back in the national league east. as for tonight's game, good to take the win. is only the

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