hurt during a rampage by a naked man. plus, chaos at a wendy's restaurant. and an fbi agent charged with punching him. and election night. we are following the races that matter to you, next. news at 11:00, on your side. a naked manst, attacks officers, then sets his home on fire. alison: eight fairfax county police officers are recovering from their injuries and a man is in custody. leon: jay korff is live for the bizarre incident happened. jay, what in the world happened? leon, it all unfolded in the stairwell. veryan, who was acting strange, tried to light his apartment on fire by putting

stuff into his oven. naked, camet he was out and attacked officers, dragging one of them down the stairwell, but he was apprehended. it's hard to know what was mindng through the man's when he ran outside of his fairfax apartment and attacked multiple police officers. >> the grounds were blocked off. jay: this resident witness the chaos. she said that hussani white tossed a television and a door screen from a fourth floor apartment. the police were called. when they arrived, white ran outside naked and assaulted officers on the stairwell, even dragging an officer down a flight of stairs. pepper spray eventually subdued white. officers also ran inside and extinguished a fire. variouslaced

electronics into the oven and set it on fire. officers then helped evacuate residents. eight officer sustained minor injuries, including burns and smoke inhalation, but this 26-year-old suspect was in custody. >> they are above and beyond what anyone can imagine. they come in and they are able to handle whatever the situation is, and they did just that. thankfully, those officers are all expected to make full recoveries. the suspect is in jail. jay korff, abc 7 news. breaking news from southeast washington, wore a prisoner in custody of special police officers has died. this happened on good hope road sunday. the officers arrived and found alonzo smith handcuffed by special police officer, unconscious and not breathing. d.c. police are investigating what happened.

breaking, d.c. police say the man shot near the intersection of benning road and southeast has died. nobody is in custody at this hour. if you have information, d.c. police want to talk with you. faces aan fbi agent decade in prison for punching a teenager. it happened when the 15-year-old intervened during an argument. actions, defended his saying he felt threatened. a montgomery county jury found him guilty of second-degree assault, and he will be sentenced in january. leon: charles severance may spend the rest of his life in prison when he is sentenced for three murders. with a trial behind them, the victims families are looking to the future. one of ruthanne lodato's daughters work with us here at abc 7. >> i think we all breathed a

sigh of relief when we heard that 10 guilty's. >> a lot of people have helped us through this difficult time. leon: the jury recommended three life sentences for charles severance, who will be sentenced officially in january. alison: terrifying moments during the lunch hour when a car slammed into a wendy's in chantilly. three people were hurt, but they are expected to be ok. the police are trying to figure out what led up to this crash. tom roussey is live at the scene with the latest. what can you tell us, tom? despite the damage, they have been able to reopen. iraqi leslie, the drive-through by 10 a.m. tomorrow, they are planning to open this half of the restaurant. over here they will not be up to reopen because they have a lot of work to board up where the car came in.

this is what it looked like this afternoon. it was during the lunch hour, with 20, 30 people inside at the time. three customers were sitting very close to the window. they were hit and taken to the hospital. folks at the restaurant said that one of them was very banged up, but their injuries are not life-threatening. as far as the driver, the manager says he is a regular customer. the restaurant believes that he just made a mistake while driving. one employee told us what it was like when the car crashed. curb, ran intoe the glass wall, and not three customers that were eating onto the ground. this is freddie. he and his partner, elmer, have been working hard to board up the front of the restaurant. inside, they are expecting to

reopen part of it at 10:00 tomorrow morning. live in chantilly, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: thank you, tom. we are in a pattern of unseasonably warm temperatures tonight, and will continue tomorrow. how warm will it feel? steve rudin has the outlook. steve: a little warmer tomorrow, where we could be looking at record-breaking temperatures as soon as friday. belforties outside the furniture weather center, the temperatures have called quickly, 40's in the northern and western suburbs. looking at 55 degrees at reagan national. tomorrow, a chilly start, but a rapid warm-up. noontime we are pushing 70 degrees, sunshine sticks around all afternoon. showers in the seven day, plus a big cool off for the weekend coming up. is election night, and we are keeping tabs on all the races.

the results are scrolling at the bottom of the screen. we will also keep you posted at wjla.com. team coverage with richard reeve watching the alexandria mayor's race. we will start with the big headline of the night, republicans projected to keep control of the virginia state senate. mike carter-conneen is in woodbridge with a look at that tight race. mike? leon, democrats are watching the race results, anxious for the local races. a line celebration and mixed emotions. all republican incumbents winning their senate seats at the state level, and republicans winning an open seat in richmond , senate district 10. here in senate district 29, it was a teeter totter, the firefighter ultimately beating hal parrish for the senate seat. they were vying for the seat held by charles hogan, who is retiring after 40 years.

a lot of outside spending and national resources poured in. wins thed, mcpike race, but democrats do not have enough control to take -- do not have enough to take control of the upper chamber. >> we still have to reach out with the republican-controlled house and make sure they are focused on this. we may disagree on tactics, but we have to focus on the goals. not a good night for governor mcauliffe and state why democrats, who hoped that winning the senate would give them leverage to negotiate with house republicans. played strong defense, keeping the upper chamber. mike carter-conneen, abc 7 news. leon: voters in loudoun county have reelected dick black. the ap is reporting that he defeated his opponent to win a second term. in senate district 39, covering

fairfax and alexandria -- alison: in alexandria, the race for mayor is making headlines. launched ant mayor crusade to get voters to write in his name after allison silberberg won the primary. things are looking good for her tonight. richard reeve is live and del ray, where she is watching the vote. what is the latest, rich? richard: a new easy, excited that victory is it within reach for this candidate. here is a snapshot of what you are dealing with here, with seeming toberberg have an overwhelming number of --es against the a comment against the incumbent, who actually had to run as a write-in candidate because he

lost the democratic primary by a couple hundred votes. folks are clearly happy with what has happened. you can call this a bit of political history for alexandria because you have someone who is a vice mayor actually winning against her former boss. she says tonight that she believes the main reason that of the main, one reasons was our concerns about overdevelopment and alexandria. we need to pursue development that is careful and takes into account the neighborhoods where those existing neighborhoods -- the great neighborhoods. whether it is an historic district or not, we want the architecture to fit in. they appear to have won the race. they have not heard back from about conceding the

race. it has to be officially certified in virginia, which takes a couple days. richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: and we go to the north for a mayor's race in college park. lead,k has a significant but the ballots are still being counted. in laurel, craig has been declared the winner. judge ashman has been elected. all of these results are being posted on wjla.com and they will be scrolling at the bottom of the screen. still ahead -- leaving behind a legacy, but not one that you might expect. how some people are preserving tattoos after they die. seen thosehave all beautiful military tributes at sporting events, but our nfl teams actually billing taxpayers for these honors?

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last a lifetime, but what about beyond that? arrangements to

pass on a piece of your skin like a family heirloom. the national association for the preservation of skin art -- yes, that is an association -- says that tattoos have priceless sentimental value. a kit to the funeral home with the instructions and information. they remove the tattoo, send it back to us, and we put it through the process and in three you have the heirloom. alison: they say they are passionate about memorializing art. leon: i believe him. wow. congress will release a report tomorrow on the use of taxpayer money to honor military heroes at sporting events. is actually paying sports teams for opportunities to highlight service and patriotism, and you have seen

these displays, including the huge flags unfurled at nfl games, the first pitch at majorly games, all paid by taxpayers. >> these teams do a lot of good work. the problem is when activities like this are paid for by the taxpayer, it cheapens everything else they do. leon: professional sports leagues and teams denied they'd charge for this. they insist these were free add-ons to existing contracts. from illinois, tomorrow morning investigators will announce that a police officer committed suicide. his death in early september sparked a weeks long manhunt. before his death, he told dispatchers he was chasing three men on foot. at 11:00,n abc 7 news making headlines for the right reasons. in march 2013, a tremendous fire ripped through this d.c. row home.

d.c. fire and ems lieutenant inside,rdon rushed looking for victims. he pulled out an unconscious four-year-old. he thought he was dead. that four-year-old dow calls gordon his best friend. their emotional and heartwarming story tomorrow night at 11:00 after the cma's. leon: looking forward to that one. alison: a really special story. the weather around here -- leon: that has been special. steve: folks are sending in pictures. we have a couple to show this evening, and they are beauties. kevin from white plains, maryland, looking good. our next stop, hollywood, maryland, this beautiful picture from southern maryland. you are looking at near peak conditions. give it a few days and this will only get better. maryland, garrett county, allegheny county, you are past peak.

heading east, hagerstown, frederick, montgomery county, looking really good right now, and southern maryland at the high peak right now. conditions will get even better in that part of the area through the next couple days. 72 degrees the high earlier this afternoon, 63 the average. we will take temperatures well above average this time of year. 55 right now reagan national, clear skies, allowing temperatures to cool quickly, especially to the west, already middle 40's frederick, leesburg culpeper,as 45, same upper 40's fredericksburg. plenty of mild air to go around, mainly to the west. the coolest areas to the north and that will stay to the north the next double days. changes on the way for the weekend, with a shot of cooler air. from now until then, enjoy the nice weather. cloudy skies and showers suppressed well to the south, across the outer banks of north carolina. not a lot going on across the mid atlantic, meaning clear skies tonight.

a clear start to the day tomorrow. sunglasses, you will need them, with the temperatures in the lower40's in the suburbs, 50's downtown, a light jacket or sweater necessary only a couple hours. we will quickly warm up early tomorrow. waking up, fairfax 43, upper marlboro 46. clear skies tomorrow morning through the afternoon. as we head through the late evening, clouds will start to move in, but it will stay dry with temperatures around 70to 73. showers and clouds back into the forecast thursday, but only a 30% chance you will see anything. then even warmer temperatures friday. tomorrow, 48 in the morning, near 70 noontime. 5:00, lower 70's. we could tie or break a record friday, which stands at 76. we are forecasting 77 with a chance of showers. cooler sunday, only in the upper 50's.

alison: that would be a nice record to break. we love it. thank you. leon: what's going on? erin: we are talking nationals. they finally found their man, plus the capitals were looking for revenge in new york.

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desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: the capitals at the garden tonight for the first time since their heartbreaking playoff elimination against the rangers. if this was a measuring stick of improvement, it was not so good. nate schmidt, the nice pass to alex ovechkin, and he buries it. ovie's sixth goal of the season. a were down of the third, the slapper past braden holtby. the rangers win 5-2. the nationals made it official today, announcing dusty baker -- not bud black -- will be their new manager. hager, three-time national league manager of the year, bringsnearly -- baker nearly 50 years of baseball experience. it had been reported that the nationals would higher bud

black, but that deal fell apart over a perceived lowball offer from washington. the nfl trade deadline came and stood pat,e redskins including keeping robert griffin the reportedly did not receive terest, and that may have been because any team that acquired him would've been on the hook for his nearly $16 million salary next season. the miami heat, wayne wade recorded his one hot -- 1000 career dunk tonight. the heat loss to the hawks, 98-92. in kansas city, the royal celebrating their first world series title in 30 years, and everyone -- and i mean everyone -- decided to paint the town below. the crowd was estimated anywhere 800 thousandto

people. imagine jamie sullivan doing that traffic report. ,000population is only 470 people, so many people jamming in. massive gridlock. people were just pulling off on the side of the interstate, trying to catch the parade. imagine if you are not a royals fan, stuck in that. that would not be fun. after bud black's deal to manage the nationals fell through, he will reportedly interview with the dodgers. something tells me they will pay the money. leon: that's how they do it out there. he landed on his feet. it is: still to come -- you could say a nontraditional engagement. this ring does not have a diamond, but what it has will surprise you.

alison: this story is unbelievable. who says that diamonds are a girls best friend? this ring is made from a man's wisdom tooth. the man from california proposed

to his girlfriend on halloween -- appropriate. his fiancée said diamonds are overrated. it symbolizes the weird, quirky, odd couple they are, she said. steve: why can't we see a picture of both of them? erin: that is love right there. someone foris everyone.

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leon: would it make a difference if it was george clooney's tooth . alison: yeah. steve: we have a nice day lower 70's.

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