leon: we begin tonight with breaking news, the composite sketch of a suspect and attempted sexual assaults on the w&od trail. take a close look at this sketch. this is one of the suspects. the police believe this is not related to a second

if you have information, contact the police right away. man is in custody, charged with a stabbing on a metro bus in hyattsville. the may have life-threatening injuries. this happened near annapolis road. no word on what led to the violence. turning to the weather, in the middle of another heat wave, 90 degrees all weekend long. when do we get a break? steve rudin has the word on that. steve: leon, a little break on the way during the day tomorrow. fary was our 19th day so this year at 95 degrees or better at reagan national airport. 84 right now at reagan national, 70's off to the west. the farmers market forecast, upper 70's at 7 a.m., lower 80's by 9 a.m., 87 degrees at 11 a.m.

tomorrow. talking about how much longer the heat wave will stick around, the timing of thunderstorms in the seven-day outlook in just a few minutes. leon: 7 on your side with a health alert about the zika virus. the fda is ordering all blood donations in the u.s. be tested for that virus. more than 2200 americans have come infected with zika and the number may grow. anna-lysa gayle has how this will affect blood donations. anna-lysa: leon, this is another preventative measure we are seeing as officials try to stop the spread of the virus through the country. the fda recommendation coming on the same day the cdc announced that a maryland man who displayed no symptoms transmitted the virus to his sex partner. affectnow that they can young born fetus, and it's worth testing. anna-lysa:

fda recommends all blood donations across the country should be tested for the zika virus. >> i would say it's a good idea. anna-lysa: an expansion on screening beyond puerto rico, where there is active zika transmission. a spokesman for the red cross said the organization will follow the fda recommendations. over the next two weeks, they will expand testing to four additional states in the south central and southwestern u.s. this is the chief medical officer for america's blood center, a nonprofit with blood centers and 45 states, including virginia. he hopes the recommendation will not scare people who are in need of blood. >> blood transfusions, no, people should not be concerned. anna-lysa: there are 157 cases in the dmv. the cases are travel related. >>

surveillance and control efforts needs to be beefed up enormously. all of that needs to be paid close attention to as congress comes back. anna-lysa: leon, florida gov. rick scott will visit d.c. on september 6 to meet with congress regarding funding for fighting zika. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. leon: the outbreak of hepatitis ies ined to smoothly gainesville has grown. 45 people have been diagnosed state wide. the virginia department of health is expanding the dates when people may have been infected. tim barber has the new developments. tim, what's the latest? tim: health officials say that people could see symptoms up to 50 days after the fact.

the owner of the store says none of his businpeesserate but he hs seen a 50% drop in sales. smoothie tropical drinkers were diagnosed with hepatitis a. health officials warn the numbers could grow, but that is not stopping loyal customers. town betweenof august 12 and august 18, when the contaminated smoothies were sold. >> there was concern about strawberries from egypt. tim: the owner says his stores have not seen any cases connected with the outbreak. theyld me over the phone throughout the contaminated strawberries from egypt right away and replace them from strawberries -- with strawberries from california. >> the perception is all tropical smoothies have this problem. when you are at right now is not under investigation at this point. tim: 14 of 35

northern virginia. health officials expect the number to climb because symptoms develop 50 days after exposure. symptoms include fever, fatigue, headache, and nausea. >> we figure that they met the safety requirements. tim: again, this store is not part of this, but they are 35 cases right now in 90 stores across virginia. live in arlington, tim barber, steve: leon: new developers from italy. the death toll continues to climb after a magnitude 6.1 earthquake this week. three more bodies have been found, bringing the total number of dead to 281. the mayor of the town in italy says at least 50 more people are still unaccounted for. rescuers have been working around the clock to search for survivors, but hope is fading.

a notorious and brutal crime. michelle marsh has this case. michelle: the suggested sentence for andrew schmuhl, two life sentences plus 98 years. he was convicted in a violent home invasion in 2014. the couple inside, leo fisher and sue duncan, were handcuffeded with zip ties, then he beat them and slit their throats, nearly killing them. the jury what with a maximum penalty. >> they had heard almost five weeks of testimony as to the nature of the injuries to the victims in the crime that occurred over the extensive time in the house. michelle: prosecutors say this was revenge after schmuhl's wife was fired by fisher from his law firm

prosecutors say that she and her husband landed crime together, planning what they called an abduction kit. michelle marsh. back to you. leon: the police are trying to find this bank robbery suspect. a man robbed a pnc bank in 7th street northwest. he was wearing a construction hardhat, goggles, and ventilation mask. if you know anything, call the police. the police tonight say they have arrested a maryland drug kingpin and shut down a marijuana ring. a say that joseph of hagerstown had dealers in california and had marijuana shipped to him through the postal service. they say he had a web of nine stash houses using cash and pot is accepted payments for the shipments. they say that he even used unsuspected drivers to transport pot from house to house.

charges. for a speciale group of kids to learn about diving. a stafford county group were invited to hit the pool and learn lessons from the sheriff's deputies. tom roussey has more in this unique opportunity. this is the stafford county sheriff special star force cadets, young people with special needs, on a special mission. learning different things every month about what deputies do. >> they have done drug dogs, high-speed driving. tom: the most popular? dive team night. >> this is it, number one. tom: first sergeant darrell english says to his knowledge there is no other program quite like this in the country. it started in 2007 when deputies

about the kids. >> they all wanted to be part of the sheriff's office. tom: so they made a program where the could be part, doing what the deputies do. >> trying out the equipment. they have no fear. >> i tried on the scuba gear and you could breathe underwater. it was a whole lot of fun. >> getting in the water and spending time with everybody. >> i learned with the dive team does in the pool or ocean or lake. >> when we are parents of kids with disabilities, you never dreamed that your kids can participate and a lot of the things that are available to your child without disabilities. >> they look up to law enforcement. tom: english says it is the greatest thing for the sure office, too. in stafford county, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: how about that. that is someth

still ahead -- a consumerlert. apple has an urgent message for iphone users regarding security. case,a disturbing murder searching for who killed two nuns in mississippi.

leon: a bizarre and major security breach at omaha's major airport. jumped a fence in his boxer shorts, stole a truck him and crashed into a loaded jet. passengers were jarred by the impact, but nobody was seriously injured on board. the police are trying to determine if the suspect was on drugs. developing now, a mississippi community in shock, two beloved murdered this week, found stabbed to death in their home thursday. there is a manhunt underway for who killed them. their home was broken into. the police suspect a

but nobody is in custody. one littlews -- phrase dominating the dialogue tonight, what is the "alt right ." the alternative right gain traction when hillary clinton tried to tie donald trump with them for . with theied ties movement, firing back, calling hillary clinton a bigot. some say the mudslinging is going to far. >> tragically, people are looking for code words or images. both sides are constantly trying to portray their candidates is something they are not. whether you like donald trump or not, i don't think he is a racist. whether you like hillary clinton or not, i don't think that she hates america. leon: members of the alr right being talkedthat about means that t group has

intention of retiring over is obscenity-laced voicemail to a lawmaker. they generated conserve or say -- he generated controversy with comets about black and hispanic lawmakers. told lepage, who is republican, that he represented of had called him a racist. lepage took exception and let the reporter know it. >> i want you to prove that i'm a racist. i have spent my life helping black people, and you little son of a [beep], so [beep]. -- i amyou to just after you. leon: lepage has apologized to the people of maine but not to the reporter.

the page a racist, just that his commons were racially charged. a consumer alert, energetic message for iphone users. update your device. apple has a security update because researchers found a new piece of malware that allows hackers to steal everything on your phone. it appears to be a legitimate link and a text message. you are reminded to only click on the links that you trust. and mature that you update your phones. steve: a warm and humid evening, staying that way overnight. degrees at reagan national, 81 leesburg, cooler to the west, cumberland, winchester, luray in the 70's. what it feels like, lower 90's. after a high of 95 at reagan still feels or 95 pretty much the same out there. satellite and radar, mainly clear skies, staying that way overnight. 68 to 75, the wind out of the

if you are thinking of opening the windows, hold that thought. you will only have warm air blowing into your house, and another warm day tomorrow, although not quite as humid. tomorrow morning, checking at the farmer's market, grabbing coffee, walking the dog, mainly in the 80's. later in the afternoon, it will stay dry and sunny. football games, going to the pool, feeling like middle 90's. not quite as hot as today. tomorrowhe heat evening for the outdoor barbecues and dining. futurecast, stormwatch 7, a few clouds, added clouds around woodstock and harrisonburg through the midday, but it will stay dry around capital beltway. any outdoor plans tomorrow afternoon, it will be a firm go. have plenty of water and stay in the shade. 87 degrees

at 11 a.m., lots of sunshine in the afternoon and early evening. the lower 90's, but the feels like temperatures in the middle 90's. the beach forecast, 86 ocean city, 83 sunday, 82 monday, water temperature in the 70's. the next seven days, lower humidity for the weekend, but monday and tuesday, a lot of kids go back to school, looking at the heat index values in the middle to upper 90's, high and the lower 90's. a better chance of thunderstorms tuesday and wednesday, which will drop our temperatures into the 80's for the end of next week. leon: the skins were under the bright lights tonight. robert: a little scary starting all. you could say that we like that. last dress rehearsal for the redskins starters come an ugly start tonight, but things got better.

>> countdown to labor day, sponsored by paralyzed veterans of america. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealer. thert: a slow start for redskins tonight, in the drop pass department. nobody could hang onto anything. nobody but desean jackson, which was good. then there was this. kirk cousins throws the interception. great play by corey white junior. here is where gets going. second quarter, the often starts to click. cousins hits ryan grant come hello, 35 yard catch and run, touchdown. redskins took the 7-6 lead. two minutes left ago in the second, cousins hits joan

offense woke up. 14-6. final seconds of the half, cousins hits garcon. the redskins third straight possession with a touchdown. the reserves took over the second half, got tight. lead,ns with the 21-16 last chance for the bills. kendall fuller, good counsel grad, seals off the win. the redskins hold on and win 21-16. erin hawksworth saw this one from the press box. he had to be a little nervous in the beginning of this. , they call this third preseason game their dress rehearsal. if this was anything like the real thing september 12, you've got to be worried. the first-team offense came out slow. they were out of sync. you mentioned the kirk cousins

second quarter they turned it around, found their rhythm. after the game, jay gruden spoke about the slow start. doch gruden: obviously we not come out the way that we wanted to. we struggled early. but i like the way we came back and kept battling. we got in the end zone three times, which was nice. a good defense over there, good scheme. i think penalties and some things hurt ourselves, but we rebounded and got some drives in. sloppy in all phases, but at least the offense did enough to get the w. i talked with keith marshall after the game and he was all smiles, knowing he averaged four yards per carry. he had a right to be smiling, rob. robert: thank you, erin. and the ravens host alliance tomorrow right here on abc 7. coverage begins at 6:30,

kickoff is at 7:00. leon: penalties. have to cut those out. yourthis is going to warm hearts.

leon: prepare your taste buds, are patti labelle pies coming to walmart. many stores last year completely sold out the guys they were so popular. now there will be five new pies, includingberry and peach cobbler and sweet potato loaf. they will be a little more expensive. we will have to check with our boy online how well they taste. robert: how to the song go? leon: don't start.

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leon: ok. give us the forecast without singing. steve: no patti labelle songs on this one. 90 sunday., tuesday and wednesday we crank up the heat and humidity, lower 90's. feel like upper 90's. showers and storms arrive tuesday and wednesday, bringing slightly cooler temperatures thursday. the middle 80's friday with a nighttime lows in the 60's. a good time to download the stormwatch 7 weather app. a lotta folks doing outside activities, football games, going to the pool. and heatt temperatures index values, helping you burn off the calories from the pies. leon: anybody out there come if you get one of these, let us know how it is. jimmy kimmel live is next. have a good night.

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