father, it seemed, was in a really huge car accident. an elderly man suffers injuries while in the hospital. and a former rabbi apologize after being convicted of secretly recording women. >> we are led by very stupid

people. leon: controversy over the iran nuclear deal. who is speaking up, next. now, abc seven news at 11:00, on your side. abc 7 news. an elderly man injured in the hospital and his family is looking for answers. leon: a warning that these images are graphic and could be disturbing. is live ate sterman inova fairfax hospital with with loved ones and doctors are saying about his injuries. joce? alison, the family said he was brought here last week. they left him for a couple hours and when they came back, they found him battered and bruised. hospital records that 7 on your side looked at called it the result of a fall, but the pictures tell a different story. family pictures show the 83-year-old hours before his day

at inova fairfax hospital. this is him now. >> they called me and said it was a little fracture. we went in there, all is damaged. shut,eyes swollen bulging, and teeth broken. the family does not understand how it happened. they say that the family gave them several stories about the injuries that are tough to look at. to them, begged them, please tell us, don't leave us in the dark. we want to know what happened to our father. joce: the family said the hospital would not provide them a copy of an official report. they say they finally got this copy today three primary care doctor. it said their father, uses a walker, was hurt in a fall running from a nurse. can he run? >> the last time i saw him running was 25 years ago. joce: the report says that fall his face in place, but

was so badly damaged that a neurosurgeon was brought in. his family once answers. >> i don't want this to happen to anyone else. i am going to talk and find out what is going on in the fairfax hospital. hospital confirmed they have this petition, but they would not tell us anything else. his family says that once 7 on your side started calling the hospital, asking questions, they were contacted and asked to schedule a meeting for tomorrow to get answers, or so they hope. they say tomorrow they will file formal complaints with the hospital and other agencies. live in fairfax, joce sterman, abc 7 news. now, an apology from a former d.c. rabbi who was convicted of secretly recording dozens of women in a ritual bath. tonight he is releasing a letter, written from behind bars. richard reeve has what the letter says. richard? these acts ofn,

voyeurism occurred in this building behind me. prosecutors say that as many yes women were secretly recorded by rabbi barry friend al -- barry freundel in the ritual baths. he was considered a leader in the modern orthodox movement. he was arrested in october 2014. he faced 52 counts of voyeurism, sentenced to six and a half years in jail, for but into an contact with the victims. with the jewish new year, he has written a letter of apology to the newspaper. matter howpart, "no many times i attempt to apologize, it will never be enough. there are simply no words to sufficiently assuage the hu rt that i have caused." freundel initially said he

wanted to apologize individually to each victim. he decided that would do more harm than good. we just got off the phone recently with a couple. she is one of the victims. she said that they forgive and and in fact would eventually like to visit him in the d.c. jail. richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: thank you, rich. cooler temperatures are ahead, but so are showers and storms tomorrow. it's get the timeline from meteorologist a verdant. what is the latest? steve: showers moved through earlier this evening, including severe thunderstorm warnings. all the warnings have canceled out, the heaviest of the rain now moving across the delmarva. petersburg, elkins, west virginia, wet weather. tomorrow morning, the start of the wet weather, especially midday. we could have heavier rain across the mid-atlantic.

with the forecast, the express forecast, we will look at that in a few minutes. i promise temperatures will be a lot cooler than today. we warm up just a little bit for the day friday. more on the upcoming weekend and the 70 outlook coming up. leon: that is comforting to hear, steve. this story, not so much. scary images as razor traps were left along a popular trail in frederick at the water forest preserve. the razor blades were attached to the tiny wooden boards and buried in the dirt. the police are searching for who was behind this. they do not have any idea of motive. alison: frustrated with metro leadership and continued problems, members of the self riders unionmada held a google chat to set out their goals. organizers hope to get somebody on the metro board focused on riders' concerns.

there to her feet has more than has 20kes and the union members. leon: cuts on the table in a big school district. fairfax county is looking ahead in the budget, looking at ideas to make back some money. that may include cutting all reducing programs. tonight, a public meeting to start debating this. the budget will not be voted on until next spring. a big change for students in montgomery county. eliminating is to our final exams for high school are starting next year. school officials say that will restore up to two weeks of class time, replaced with normal assignments. now, a 10,000ping dollar reward as the fbi searches for a serial armed robbers. they have hit six times the last two weeks, targeting 7-eleven

stores in d.c., maryland, and virginia. investigators will not say how much money has been stolen, but they are robbing both the cash registers and customers who are in some of the stores. abouty we first told you last night, the police say that graffiti that popped up in ashburn this week is not gain-related. they have identified a teenager as the suspect. spray paint was found on sidewalks, cars, a middle school, even school buses. the teenager is facing juvenile charges for destroying property. leon: fighting over the nuclear heated debate tonight. supporters and opponents argued at the capital and in our studios this evening. tom route easy -- tom roussey is live at the capital at the stakes and the road ahead. a day of debate at the capital building as congress debates. at the base of the capital, a giant protest as this approach

is a motion. we found out emotions are getting raw in the studios of our own sister station, news channel 8. >> [beep], an enormous impact. tom: the townhall, things got testy. >> we want to control more in the middle east. i don't see how you cannot see it, sir. >> the opposition wants what would seem to be a perfect deal. we are not going to get a perfect deal. tom: jim iran said the deal is much better than the status quo. we have put things in motion that woman can difficult for iran to do things we do not want them to do. tom: opposition remain strong among lawmakers. >> this in rainy a nuclear deal is catastrophic. tom: outside, they said that it ands iran a path to a bomb

the money to be more powerful. ump: they rip us off, make us lose money, make us look like. republicans are solidly opposed, enough democrats have come out and support that it looks like the opponents will not have the numbers to override a presidential veto and stop the deal. where do we go from here? tomorrow, the house and senate taking up the iran deal again. cannot say when the final votes will be. at this point in the house, it looks like they may split the deal into three separate votes before it is said and done. live outside the capital, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: tom, we will be watching, thank you. tomorrow, a change of venue hearing in the freddie gray case. 6.4 police officers are charged with the death of gray, suffer that critical injury in the back

of the police transport van. the city approved a settlement of $6.8 million in the wrongful death suit filed by the family. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake said he should not be viewed as an admission of guilt, but bringing closure to the family. a fraternal order of these calls the settlement of scene and ridiculous. a manhuntl ahead -- for whoever is opened fire on an arizona highway. 11 shootings, 11 days. the investigation happening. unforgettable video, a firefighter's terrifying fall through a rooftop. to nikon an update on his recovery. wakingnd if you think up early is miserable, new validation.

leon: a manhunt is underway for who was behind 11 shootings in along and eight-mile stretch of highway in arizona, being called ask of domestic

terrorism. -- being called hacks of domestic terrorism. personally, nobody has been hurt or killed. the fbi is investigating. this afternoon, explosions rocked in industrial area in phoenix. your by businesses were evacuated, planes landing at the airport had to be rerouted. nobody was hurt, but there were close calls as storage tanks became projectiles, many of the tanks containing used motor oil. within five months after falling through the rooftop of a burning home, a california firefighter's home tonight. chances are you remember the cell phone video. in fresno, this is captain pete durns' fall. his fellow firefighters rushed in to save him, and those same men for the past several months along with doctors, nurses, and family, all helped in his

recovery, and today he left the hospital. >> i appreciate all your work. alison: while he has more rehab and surgery at of him, his wife and daughter say they are so happy to have him home. leon: good to see him walking after that. consumer side with news, apple fans, you should be happy, several new product and upgrades revealed today, including a bigger ipad, almost 13 inches wide, it's as fast as the last version. apple is also adding new features to the capital watch -- to the apple watch. and coming soon, and apple smart keyboard and a stylus for the console. alison: of course. 7 on your side with health matters about fast food menus. the new york city part of a salthave up proved shaker emblem next to items that

contained more than the daily recommended level of sodium. opponents say that it will lead to confusion and an onslaught of unnecessary warnings. these measures will go into effect in new york in december. hate for those of you who waking up early for work, validation, a clinical research at oxford says release schedules go against the body's natural clock. says making people work before 9 a.m. is not productive. it's an international issue, saying that it can impact learning and health. the university is working on a major step on how school and work start times impact people's performance. alison: very interesting. leon: what took them so long? sleep has never been a bad idea. alison: now we are looking ahead to the rain and storms. steve: much-needed rain tomorrow. you will need the umbrella tomorrow. friday looks a lot better. , the showersavenue

we had earlier now giving way to the skies clearing just a tiny bit in terms of the rainfall. the rain on the way tomorrow will become heavy at times. 80 degrees at reagan national at this hour, feels like middle 80's. it is soupy, but nothing compared with this afternoon. we hit 94, the heat index close to 100. if you think it has been hot the past few months, 52 days so far this year have been 90 degrees or better at reagan national airport. the average is only 36. thankfully, no more 90-degree plus days in sight, however not uncommon as we move into late september. things could still heat up. winchester,rg, 73 culpeper 72. on the bay, the temperature warmer, 80 at reagan national, 78 quantico. we will slowly cool overnight

come up the cold front has passed across the great lakes, where temperatures have dropped into the 60's, lower humidity. we will eventually get the dry air across our area, it will just take a little time. the satellite and radar, the heaviest of the showers and thunderstorms moving off towards the east. now across the delmarva. we are dry right now around the capital, showers eventually moving into montgomery county in the late-night hours. moderateo the west, rain near petersburg, just to the west of winchester. the entire area will have heavier rain tomorrow. nighttime lows, 69 to 75, meaning it will be warm. along with the humidity, showers and storms developed through the midday hours. umbrellas, 3:00 in the afternoon, not so great for the evening rush hour. all of this is out of here friday, things rapidly improving. we look for another chance of rain for the day saturday. 81 the high tomorrow, scattered

thunderstorms. storms on saturday, but for the redskins game 1:00 sunday afternoon, it looks great. they mixed or sun and clouds, upper 70's. a whole lot better. redskins and "great" in the same sentence? we have not heard that in a wild. alison: that's true. at least it is football weather. the nationals could not get it done against the mets. the pope was the issue. bullpen was the issue.

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local toyota dealers. reporter: it has gone from bad to worse for the nationals after the mets completed the sweep for the third straight come from behind win today. bryce harper the only consistently good thing for the nats this season got things going in the right direction, solo home run in the bottom of the first, his 35th of the season. 1-0 nats. but then the most consistent problem, the ball. drew storen came in with the game tied, but cespdes unties it, 4-2 mets. they go on to win and a clean sweep and now lead washington by seven games in national league east. >> we were in good position coming into the series. i thought we would give ourselves a chance. obviously, a lot more optimistic

coming into the series than exiting it. but is it over? no, not until the numbers tell you what is over. orioles-yankees, tied at 3-3. two straight wins for the birds, 5-3 the final. the redskins back on the field, getting ready for the dolphins sunday. according to espn's power rankings, the redskins are ranked 32nd. if you do not know much about football, there are only 32 teams, so that is not good. head coach jay gruden says he will use it as motivation. coach gruden: i know where everybody has us ranked. that is good motivation for football team. we are looking forward to it. being an underdog, everybody thinks we are what we are, but our guys are fired up to show what we are about.

tennis, the men's quarterfinals, roger federer in u.s.to make it 29-1 open night matches. the world number two was on point. hisompiled 7 aces over first three service games and cruises to the saight sets victory. advancing,federer setting up an all swiss semi-final at the u.s. open. the other semi will be no voc djokovic. leon: a good setup. alison: still thinking about the dskins. erin: it is brutal. storen may need 70 to taste his food after this one. -- may need somebody to taste his food after this.

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steve: yes, it will not be a total washout, but close to it, 80% chance. the sunshine returns friday. saturday we could have thunderstorms. we dry out sunday, cooler monday. the heat against to build the middle of next week. jimmy kimmel live is next. alison: have a good night.

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