leon: scary images as an airplane catches fire in vegas. the details of what happened. plus, graffiti on middle school grounds. the search for vandals. and cemetery controversy. >> it is a final resting place. leon: moving graves to make way for a new building?

the results of a vote, next. news at 11:00, on your side. alison: first, a spree of vandalism in loudoun county that includes spray paint on a middle school and school buses. the graffiti appears to be getting-related. a neighborhood is on edge and the police are stepping up patrols as they canvas for clues. jay korff has the investigation happening now. ms 13 is a, notorious and dangerous gang that has a presence here in loudoun county, but law enforcement officials are not sure if the graffiti that was spray-painted all over this neighborhood in ashburn was done by a gang member. >> we don't need this kind of mess, nobody does. an unsettling feeling

washes over some people. iet little neighborhood was rocked with this ugliness. jay: sometime overnight monday, somebody spray-painted graffiti on several cars. >> it shocking. jay: this longtime resident witnessed the graffiti and said it was widespread. >> why us? why our little neighborhood? jay: they even hit school buses and the middle school. they are trying to determine if the graffiti is authentic, from a gang member. regardless, residents hope that these letters and numbers never return. >> it's a horrible thing. something you expect to be well protected and you never hear of these things, so it's sad. while the police search for the person or persons responsible, they have certainly

stepped up patrols in the neighborhood. live in ashburn, jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: thank you. scary video from vegas, where a british airways to all seven -- wasy british airways 777 waiting to take off when one of the two engines caught fire. firefighters rushed towards the airplane as the people on board used emergency slides to escape. 14 people suffered minor injuries using the slide. >> the people were running fast. it looks like a lot of people came out at once. closed one airport runway, but three others remained open during this. person hasnow, one died after being told from the potomac river. search teams found the person at 7:40 tonight. our reports that he or she went into the water near georgetown

at 6:15, therk circumstances still under investigation. murdersre nearing 110 in the district just this year. now the police are zeroing in on the 50 most dangerous men in the district, and neighbors are doing their part. forght, a moment of silence victims, calling for peace. tom roussey has the message that is being sent. tom? tom: good evening, allison. unfortunately, we are at a very high mark for homicides in d.c. as of tonight, there have been 109. at the same time last year, there were 74. 47% overn increase of last year. people are very concerned about this, gathering in this vacant lot in northwest to try to take action and do something about it. they had a moment of silence, as

you see in this video, for all of the victims. the organizer of the event, tony lived in this neighborhood when it was notorious for drugs, remembering days when the whole city was the murder capital of the country. the murders are not nearly as high, but he says it is heartbreaking to see it go back up after years of going down. he said it is time that people take action. mr. lewis: new residence, old residence, all of us coming together to say enough is enough. >> you have to communicate with everybody. it is such a small city, everybody gets to know one another. once we get to know one another, we are not frightened of one another. tonight's gathering took place on the same night that the mayor and police chief talked about a program that targets the 50 people in the district deemed

most likely, based on their past, to shoot somebody in the city and monitor them. live in northwest, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: thank you, tom. a major settlement in baltimore tonight, the city will pay $6.4 million and a wrongful death settlement with the family a freddie gray. he died from a spinal cord injury that he suffered in the back of the police transport van, triggering national protest, leading to charges against six police officers. the settlement still needs to be approved by the city board. stay with abc 7 for continuing coverage. in fairfax county, no charges against gl deputies following the death of an inmate, who died in february at 37 years old. deputies used a stun gun four times while she was shackled. she died a few days later.

history of mental illness and had previously attacked a deputy. the medical examiner ruled her death and accident, but it remains the subject of a federal civil rights investigation. episcor triple bishop -- will be sentenced to tenures in prison. she struck and killed tom palermo as he rode his bicycle in north baltimore last december. the bishop asked blood-alcohol -- the bishop's blood-alcohol content was above the legal limit. more hot weather ahead, the temperatures in the 90's expected tomorrow, but there is an end in sight. steve rudin has the outlook. some of us are ready for a change. extremene more day of heat and humidity, then some nice changes along with much-needed rain this time

tomorrow night. at dulles, 79 gaithersburg, 77 lexington park, maryland. tomorrow morning, heading to the bus stop, metro, lower 70's. grab the sunglasses and grabbed the umbrella for showers later in the day. a cooldown. to the weekendad forecast, from the belfort furniture weather center, coming up. moving an historic cemetery to make way for a new firehouse has triggered controversy in manassas, with many arguing against moving human remains. tonight, the town was presented with four options for moving forward. richard reeve has the results. rich, what happened? board photoson, the to move the fire hall on that cemetery site, the historical site. up to a dozen graves there, but not everybody is happy about the decision.

this abandoned, or some call it cemetery, is under a heated debate. some date back to the 1850's, some have stone markers, some have much less. graves areand 17 here, next to the fire hall. county staffers recommend at the cemetery be moved to build a brand-new fire station. the fire chief says three other options would each cost an additional $1 million. he says at least one option, using a driveway that winds around the fire hall, what a cause delayed response times of a minute or more. opponents say this sends a bad signal about new development versus historical were sacred reservation. >> we were left out in the preening -- planning process. by the time it became an issue, there were somebody things in place that could not be adjusted that it was hard to move

backwards. the fire chief says the remains will be handled with care and respect. fire chief: every step is in a dignified way so that we can re in another remains location. location of the cemetery was the ideal spot for the new fire hall. the remains will be treated with respect, disinterred and moved to another location on that same property on dumfries road. they are expecting to rebuild or build this new fire hall by the spring of 2017. live in woodbridge, richard reeve, abc 7 news. you, rich.nk a huge night for the nationals as they face the mets in game two. after an early big lead, there was heartbreak. robert burton has the highlights. robert, what happened? robert: we call it in a

highlights, but that was being nice. the public and happened, they do not have the best reputation. to the panicly button, but when do you press it? press the button tonight. they opened the floodgates for the mets, in the seventh inning the mets put thing up a five spot. a lot of walks. a lot of unhappy fans. in the eighth inning, the mets take the lead. hello, goodbye, solo shot. mets up 8-7. they win by that score. we were in the clubhouse after the game and we will hear from coach matt williams. alison: some of the shots of fans with their head in their hands sums it up for stop robert: you see it all too often. ahead, and abc news exclusive, hillary clinton apologizing for using personal e-mail during her time at the

state department. also, a clerk is out of jail. intensifying the debate over gay marriage licenses. what kim davis told supporters after being released. and the ceo of a major airlines is stepping down.

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iran nuclear deal. earlier today, the final democrat weighed in on the agreement. her support, from washington state, means they have enough votes to overcome a republican-backed bill to oppose the vote. also today, president obama promised to veto any bill that will derail the deal. senior political reporter scott will host a roundtable discussion on the state of affairs. that is tomorrow at 7 p.m. on our sister station, news channel 8. an apology tonight from democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton as she tries to move past the e-mail

controversy that has dogged her campaign for months. in an interview with abc news, clinton went further than ever before in saying that she is sorry for using a private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. mrs. clinton: that is a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. i'm trying to be as transparent as i can. alison: today, clinton's successor, john kerry, named janice jacobs the first transparency coordinator. she will work to speed up responses to freedom of information act requests and approve a data record keeping system. a county clerk now released from jail, kim davis held in contempt of court after refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples in kentucky. she walked into a crowd of supporters, thanking them for their support. davis has brought increased attention to the debate over gay marriage. she was visited by presidential

candidates ted cruz and mike huckabee. this was a more important than simply her own freedom. she was willing to go to jail for what she believed. alison: wow lucked out, deputy clerk started issuing marriage licenses to all couples. last week, a federal judge she must not interfere with those clerks. the ceo of united-continental is stepping down. other top executives are out, united says this is tied with an internal investigation related to a probe into the port authority of new york and new jersey. in february, a grand jury subpoenaed information from the executive officers. media reports said that united was accused of adding direct flights to south carolina, near the home of a part of 40 official, in exchange for official favors.

we are expecting more commission on this, so stay with abc seven for the very latest. time now to talk about the weather. steve: welcome back, first. how is baby emma? alison: she is great, 12 weeks old today, and hopefully sleeping. steve: it will be very nice tomorrow morning, and after that it will be very nice. good to have you back. 80 degrees at reagan national, the wind out of the south southwest at 10. the heat index, past 11:00, and still feels like 85 degrees. the high today, 92, 10 degrees above average. we were eight degrees shy of the record today, 100. nothing like that anytime soon. winchester, 60's in petersburg and elkins, west virginia. the heat index, still in the 80's across the metro area.

southern maryland wall stay on the warm and humid side overnight, but i promise some relief from the heat and humidity is on the way. west, sault and ste. marie, michigan, 74, chicago 70, 65 minneapolis. that is the cooler air ahead of the cold front. we are ahead of it, which is why we are still in the 80's. showers and storms across michigan, indiana, moving into illinois. showers and storms here tomorrow late afternoon. through the overnight it will stay dry, mainly clear, nighttime lows in the middle to upper 60's, lower to middle 70's. the cooler air in the suburbs, inside the capital beltway between 72 and 74. tomorrow morning, you will need sunglasses in the morning, but not too long. clouds increase. with the clouds, showers and a few thunderstorms moving in late tomorrow afternoon, into the overnight, and again during the day thursday.

once we get this out of here, the high pressure builds behind briefly, allowing temperatures to cool a bit friday, with lower humidity. showers, hot and humid, and thunderstorms late afternoon, into the evening. highs lower 90's, feels like middle to upper 90's. the next seven days, 85 thursday, cooler friday. we have the redskins game sunday, with highs then only in the upper 70's. now, that is a welcome, welcome change. alison: that will feel so nice. will that help nats fans feel better? robert: if only we could talk about the redskins tonight. ggingnals keep dic deeper and deeper. and >> and now the toyota sports

desk, brought to you by your local to the owner dealers. start off thets series only four games behind the mets, now they have to dig out of a six-game hole. things are going good early. michael a. taylor singles up the with the nastys hop, so several run score. the nationals go up big, 7-1, but the pope and open up the floodgates -- but the bullpen opened up the gates for the mets. in the eighth inning, the mets take the lead. kirk neuenheis hello, goodbye. the final 8-7 mets. coach williams: there are times when things go up. and you understand there are

times on the other side of that coin. what do you do? you pick yourself up by the bootstraps and go. you don't have a choice. robert: some people don't have bootstraps. o's and yankees tied in the bronx, chris davis unties it. o's win 2-1. ok to hate your brother or sister for a few hours when it comes to sports. that was the case for venus and serena williams at the u.s. open quarterfinals. serena comes out victorious. matchpoint, an ace. that is how you finish off europe on it, even if she is your big sis. serena advances to the semi final. mystics in action tonight, hoping to clinch a playoff berth. a snap their four-game losing streak, beating the indiana fever. the mystics clinch the playoff

berth. canadian football league, the eskimos and the calgary stampede , the labor day classic. there are always animals. he takes advantage of all the attention. it's like he knows that everyone is watching. runs into the end zone, and check out the leap. they are screaming back here in the control room. nationals, the stephen strasburg is pitching tomorrow for washington. back to that rabbit, 9.5, nice leap. alison: that was a big rabbit, huge. thank you so much. coming up, how is this for cheap real estate?

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longer for the cool weather? steve: one more day, then we get a little break. showers and thunderstorms late in the day tomorrow, into the day thursday, middle 80's by friday. the chance of storms saturday. the redskins game sunday, upper 70's, staying in the upper 70's monday next week. eileen whelan is in bright and early. jimmy kimmel live is next. have a good night.

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