>> it's a kid that died. very sad. >> an all-out manhunt after a teen is shot to death waiting for a school bus. >> a brief break for the holiday weekend. it returns next week. details coming up. >> and an attempted abduction in broad daylight. >> i don't walk anymore. you know, it's dangerous. >> the sketch police want you to see. >> now abc 7 news at 11:00.

on your side. >> and right now, the search is on for whoever killed this 17-year-old who was in loudoun county waiting for his school bus. that shooting sent five schools into lockout mode. and put sterling neighborhoods on edge. and at this hour, police are looking for at least two people who are armed and dangerous. we're finding out more about this young victim as well. richard reeve with the latest on the investigation and also about the young man. richard. richard: jonathan, they are still looking for those suspects. danny centeno was one of those teens who always had a smile on his face. just a good person. one friend told us. so a lot of folks were asking, why would somebody shoot this 17-year-old in the street? there were embraces and tears in sterling this night. >> she was a good person. right now, i can't really -- richard: friends and family mourning the loss of 17-year-old danny centeno. >> i was in the room with his girlfriend and cousin.

and they were trying. it was really -- really upset. richard: police say centeno, a sophomore at park view high school, was waiting for his bus around 8:30 friday morning. when two to three young men approached. >> we know at least one was armed and shots were fired from at least one gen. >> centeno badly wounded was pronounced dead at the hospital. friends and schoolmates are devastated. >> i think it's really tragic. he won't get to graduate. he won't get to go to college. richard: for hours, parkview high was placed on lockdown. six other schools were on lockout status. their exterior doors secured. >> i've been here for 30 years. and it's -- we never seen anything like this. richard: at dismissal some students were picked up by their parents with police standing by. >> it's -- the last thing you want to hear and a kid that died. very sad. richard: police have not released a motive. they are not ruling out there may have been gang involvement. young people here say they only know that a life of one of their own has been cut short. >> we were a big community here.

we come together and it is tragic. and sad. richard: now police say they have a fairer idea of where two of the suspects are. they are still looking for what they believe is the third suspect. but no description right now. and no motive although police say they believe this was a targeted shooting. friends, though, of this young man are asking the question, why? live in sterling, richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> lots of folks out there hitting the road to enjoy the outdoor plans for the holiday weekend. will the weather cooperate? meteorologist steph steve has been keeping an eye on things -- steve rudin has been keeping an eye on things. steve: looking at live doppler radar, it is dry inside the capital beltway. further along the mason-dixon line just to the south of gettysburg a few showers. a few thunderstorms. nothing that's going to amount to a whole lot. and they move through the overnight hours. temperatures slowly dropping. 79 at reagan national airport. 75 in gaithersburg.

we'reler into the 60's at luray and elkins, west virginia. our forecast, waking up tomorrow morning, looking at lower 70's. grab the sunglasses if you have outdoor activities planned. it's going to stay sunny for the entire day. midday temperatures around 80. and we'll see highs in the middle 80's. with lower humidity. talking about the beach forecast, and the rest of the holiday weekend forecast, all that and much more coming up in just a few minutes. >> six people hurt after a car crash in aspen hill during the evening rush hour. news chopper 7 flew over the scene and lahill and belpre road. no word on the crash but none of the injuries were life-threatening. new developments to tell you about involving school bus mistakes in prince george's county. since classes started last week, one child ended up on the wrong bus and in another case, a 3-year-old student, this little girl right here was two hours late getting home because the driver missed the stop. transportation director laurie carter evans apologized for recent mistakes. in a video statement that she

posted on youtube. >> thousands of students are transported safely and on time to the correct destination. each school day twice a day. however, when any error occurs, i assure you that we investigate and address each case. issuing disciplinary action when necessary. >> disciplinary action was taken. carter evans said any parents with questions should call the district's transportation office. right now, police are asking for your help as they search for a man accused of trying to abduct a woman in fairfax county. officers say the man grabbed her and tried to force her into a car last week. the investigation happening now and the scary part about this is it happened right there in broad daylight. roz: 11:30 in the morning. police are hoping this case serves as a warning to people who live in this area. but they're also hoping to talk to that good samaritan who helped foil this attack.

fairfax county police say the brazen attempted abduction happened along this stretch of buckman road. 11:30 the morning of august 27. this is the newly released sketch of the suspected attacker. investigators say he stepped out from between two parked cars as the woman walked down the road. grabbed her. and tried to drag her into a silver four-door sedan. the woman fought back and it was only because of passerby stopped to help free her that she got away. >> very scared. in this area. roz: scary but not shocking says this woman. she told us she was attacked in that same area in broad daylight last summer. >> i'm not surprised. last year, i was walking with my sister and my friend. and someone just jumped at me and grabbed my chest. and then they ran. roz: the area is not far off richmond highway. and has fairly heavy traffic. still, the suspect was bold

enough to strike mid morning. some residents suspect he may not live around here. >> a transient area. there's a lot of passenger traffic. you know, people from all over. roz: but the news is enough to keep some schools here a bit on edge. >> be safe anywhere or any time of the day and a scary thing to think about. roz: now, again, fair farks police will talk to anybody about this case but talk to that good samaritan and hoping he saw something that might help them solve this case. we're live in alexandria, i'm roz plater, abc 7 news. >> roz, thank you. sad news for the g.w. university community. the body of a missing student now has been found. nick upton disappeared while swimming in south africa. the 19-year-old junior was studying abroad at the university of cape town. the connecticut navy was on men's rogue team and also belonged to a fraternity. tonight's tough questions for d.c.'s mayor after the death of a 5-year-old boy.

this is the story we first reported to you last night. that little boy had a medical issue at a home on hillside road southeast. put the nearest ambulance was seven miles away. muriel bowser, said they would increase the peak hours from 39 to 49 and yesterday there were only 39. the city says it tried to reach 49 but that's not always the case. >> we were trying to make sure we have that number of apparatus available each and every day. that is not a point that we are at today. >> yesterday, a fire truck had to drive the baby boy part of the way to the hospital and ambulance eventually met that truck. the baby later died. d.c. police have arrested man two say sexually assaulted women. he is facing criminal charges tonight and police say he attacked two women in northeast. and is also behind three robberies. all of the crimes happened as the victims walked from metro stations. police say they caught him

thanks to help from the public after they released this surveillance video showing him earlier in the week. rescue. 7 a dramatic prince george's county police officer and a firefighter arrived first on the scene after a crash left a man trapped in a burning car. the officers used the batons to bash out the window and pulled the guy unconscious out. the victim did suffer serious burns but we're told he's expected to be ok. well, words of anticipation from pope francis on his first trip to the united states. tonight, 20/20 a virtual audience between the pope and americans in three cities. the pontiff says he is filled with hope as prepares for the historic visit and the pope explained why the trip is important to him. >> for me, it's very important to meet with you all. with the citizens of the united states who have your history,

your culture, your virtyuse, your joys, your sadnesses, your problems, like everyone else. i'm at the service of all churches and all men and women of goodwill. >> pope francis arrived in washington september 22. from his arrival at joint base andrews to his meeting with president obama and then an historic address to congress. abc 7, news channel 8, and wjla.com will have complete coverage of the pope's visit to washington. you won't miss a thing. falling gas prices now are driving americans to hit the road this labor day weekend. and big time. triple-a is estimating 35.5 million americans will be traveling over the three-day weekend. that's the most in seven years. low oil prices and a quiet hurricane season have sent gas prices to the lowest level since 2004. for americans traveling by train, the t.s.a. is also boosting security on amtrak. this of course following

threats against passenger trains abroad. still ahead for us here on abc 7 news at 11:00 there's a warning for parents. kids are hiding secrets behind what looks like innocent apps on their phones. how they work and what you can do to prevent it. a health alert about work stress. doctors are comparing it to another serious health hazard. the surprising new statistic. we'll have that for you just ahead. and are you craving something in the middle of the night from 7-11? you can get it delivered to your door. how the service works and what's not included. we'll tell you about it coming up next.

jonathan: the redskins are making a change at fedex field after a pricey policy sparked anger from fans. the fans who are not season ticketholders were being charged $50 envelope fees to use will call. abc 7 got some angry tweets from fans who discovered this last night. it turns out this has been a rule or a practice since 2006. now we're told the policy and the fee are being dropped. but that means fans who are not season ticketholders will no longer be able to use the will

call window. go figure. another brewing controversy in the nfl. team owners want to talk about changing roger goodell's role in disciplining players. this is all according to "the washington post." and it comes after a series of player scandals including tom brady's infamous deflategate controversy. the owners will meet again next month. there's no word on exactly how goodell's role could be re-evaluated or even changed. and tomorrow is the university of maryland's home football opener. for the first time fans who would like a beer, they will be able to buy one inside the stadium. the school's president supported the controversial plan to sell beer. prince george's county regulators gave the ok back in july. to sell beer. the terps are hosting richmond at noon tomorrow and again if it's warm, you can have a cold beer. 7 is on your side with a parenting alert. kids who are keeping secrets on their phones. and they're doing it probably without you even knowing about it. here's how. they can hide photos and texts behind apps that appear to be innocent. the disguise like a calculator

for the iphone but enter a password and it opens up secret albums and conversations. so here's what the experts say you need to do. you can just prevent any of this from happening by turning off the child's ability to install apps without your approval. 7-eleven is launching a delivery service in some big cities including washington, d.c. the marketing includes some unique bundles. there is a date night pack. including ice cream and red bull. there's a hot dailt. there's also a hangover pack with gatorade and pizza. this is coming to you from 7-eleven. remember? some, though r. disappointed to learn that slurpees aren't going to be available for delivery. really? you're going to order a slurpee? 7 is on your side with some health matters. when it comes to stress in the workplace. this is serious. it turns out stress is just as bad for your health as secondhand smoke. no kidding. that's all according to a new study by researchers at harvard and stanford. they found high job demands increase the odds of getting sick by 35%.

long work hours increase the chances of early death by 20%. by far the biggest stressor is worry over possibly losing your job. so try and keep that in check if you can. how about this one? a big catch in st. mary's county, maryland, and this one didn't get away. we got the picture of it. hanging upside down. there it is. this is at that bull shark. it was caught last night. this thing is anywhere from eight and 11 feet depending on who's measuring. the catch was made on the potomac in the area of colton's point. the family hauled the shark in using a net. and here's the scary part about this bull shark with those really sharp teeth. the shark can swim in fresh water. >> that's reassuring. jonathan: your kid is jumping in, there's no shark here. there's no shark. that's fresh water. >> scary stuff out there. they caught one. jonathan: one less to worry about. steve: the weather nothing to quore about to for this weekend. low humidity. slightly cooler temperatures. jonathan: nice. steve: it works out perfectly for holidays. so can't ask for more than that. but the heat and humidity is back. just in time as everyone heads

back to work and school next week. we'll talk about that in the seven-day outlook. temperature outside right now, 11:00 reading. 79 degrees. at reagan national airport. it feels like temperature in the lower 80's. with winds out of the east at 8 miles per hour. yet another 90 degree plus day. queed 92 earlier this afternoon. our average for this time of year at 84. and the record, 95, not so long ago. 2008. 73 winchester. same in martinsburg and hagerstown and 77. also 77 in frederick. head over to andrews looking at 75. and quantico and fredricksberg in the middle 70's. the heat, the humidity, it's out there. now compressed or suppressed to the south and west of us. that cooler, drier air off to the north and east. 62 in boston. 50 in caribou, maine. that fall can't be too far away with temperatures like that. showing you satellite and radar. we have a few scattered showers. mainly to the north of d.c. not going to amount to a whole lot more as we move through the overnight hours. most of the action now off to

the west of us. this is a back door cold front. it moves across the mid atlantic. nighttime lows range from the upper 60's, suburban areas, inside the capital beltway, talking around 70. to 73 degrees. inside the district, looking at around 74 to 75. so a little bit warmer as you head into the district. for the overnight hours. along with a limb bit of added humidity. here it is. the forecast. for the next 36 hours. here's that back door cold front. that sweeps on through. toward the south and west. cooler, drier air will funnel in. now, it's not going to last very long. only tomorrow into the day on sunday. and by monday, labor day, the heat, humidity, it is back. so highs tomorrow around 84 degrees. we will see a few morning clouds. otherwise, partly cloudy skies. a nice day to head to the golf course. swimming. take advantage of that pool that will remain open for the weekend. and then probably close on monday after labor day. beach forecast, middle 70's. saturday and sunday near 80 on monday. look at the surf temperatures near 80 for ocean city and

reboth. further south for the outerer banks of north carolina and an isolated shower or thunderstorm. but not until sunday and monday. and only limited to about a 30% chance. our next seven days will call for the heat and humidity to return. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, add a few thunderstorms into the mix with highs in the lower 90's. heat index values in the upper 90's. dare i say a near 100 degrees. jonathan: right now you can see the finish line for the summer. it's almost over. steve: sort of sad. jonathan: real sad are going to be a lot of players tomorrow across the league. and every team has to cut it down. >> you have to do what you got to do. if you're not good enough you don't make it. the redskins and rg iii continue to play the waiting game. a major upset in college park and last night's nat game a tough act to follow but may have been better than the original. a walkoff when we come back. >> abc 7's countdown

robert: now the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealers. last night the nats went nuts. 15 runs on 18 hits. taking game one from the braves. 15-1. ryan zimmerman with four ribbies. tonight, a much closer contest. the nats trailed it 2-1 in the bottom of the ninth. matt den dekker would single right up the middle. so trea turner would jog home of nice and easy. the game tied at two after that. 10th inning. runners on the corners for michael a. taylor. and he absolutely launches one into left center. that's in spatial. a 3-1 walkoff. home run. the nationals win it. the final for this one, 5-2. a round of applause. o's and blue jays in toronto. and what a comeback season for chris davis. he's having a good one. crushed it. two more home runs tonight. 39 and 40 if you're count being at home. -- if you're counting at home. he also has 100 r.b.i. on the season. the orioles win it and final for this one 10-2.

all right. two different doctor visits for rg iii today. still no word yet on if he's been cleared to play. and right now, just about the entire d.m.v. is waiting to see if rg iii will get cut. jay gruden has until 4:00 p.m. saturday to finalize that 53-man roster. all right. in tennis serena continued her quest for the calendar grand slam. taking on bethanie mattek-sands. serena dropped the first set 3-6. but battled back to win the next two. 7-5 and 6-0. three matches down for serena. four more to go for the first calendar grand slam since steffi graf. she did it back in 1988. all right. u.s. men's national soccer team. hosting peru in an international friendly. over at r.f.k. tied at one in the second. u.s. on the attack and jozy altidore is there on the doorstep. to clean up the mess. that made it 2-1 u.s. altidore scored both goals in the match. packed house tonight. to college park. sixth ranked terps taking on

number one ranked ucla. they would go to overtime. tied at one. that's where freshman sebastian elney became the big man on campus. yeah. a header for the win. and let the celebration again. maryland wins it 2-1. in front of a record crowd. almost 8,500 at ludwick field. jonathan: what is he wearing? robert: i don't know. and don't forget tonight we kick off a new season of high school sports. final over on news channel 8. join us at 11:30 for highlights from all over the d.m.v. the maryland terrapins get their football season started tomorrow and they host richmond. a kickoff at bird stadium. i don't know what he was wearing. jonathan: took off his shirt and looked like he had a bra on -- what's that about? that trend is not going to catch on. i'm warning you right now. coming up a challenge for teachers. you're not going to believe how many sets of twins are going to one school. the details for you coming up

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jonathan: this is an adorable story. but this is going to be quite the challenge for some teachers. 11 sets of twins are starting kindergarten at the same center. that includes seven sets of twin brothers and sisters. the twins all started school in different classes. the principal says it is so that they can develop their own identities and make new

friends. 11 sets of twins. how do you keep track of all that?

jonathan: not to put any pressure on you but a holiday weekend and lots of folks are making plans. tell us it will be great. steve: fantastic. low humidity. middle 80's for daytime highs. here's the seven-day. saturday and sunday around 85. but monday, the barbecue day, the picnic day, the family reunion day, temperatures around 90 degrees. humidity starts to creep up and then we call it terrible tuesday around here because school is back and everyone is back. jonathan: no, no. steve: along with the heat and humidity a chance for thunderstorms wednesday, thursday, and friday. jonathan: parents' perspective on tuesday, a terrific tuesday. that's exactly what's -- have a great weekend. have a safe weekend, too. we'll see you back here on tuesday. we'll see you back here on tuesday. good

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