>> did not think anyone would bring a gun to the party. attonight on abc 7 news --0,, a home warming housewarming party takes a wrong turn pregnant police say lead up to the death of a 23-year-old man. plus, house fire heroics. a neighbor rushes to help a family escaping flames. tonight he talks about his actions after the fire damaged 3 homes. and, what is the president talking about? sweden asks for answers, as president trump tries to explain his comments about a nonexistent terror attack. the new starts now. [captioning performed by the

caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] thank you for joining us. a night of celebration turns tragic. a housewarming party, north arlington ends up with a man shot and killed. ryan hughes is live now near the scene with more. this is a shock to this neighborhood, i know. quiet and nice neighborhood. we are just off sycamore street, only a few blocks away from bishop o'connell high school. we are told that four guys just moved into this house about a month ago and decided to throw a housewarming party. it with an invitation out there on facebook, even told their neighbors, asking them to let them know if they got too loud. around 3:20 this morning, a fight breaks out and a 23-year-old justice shot in the front yard. -- guest is shot in the front yard. a quiet and family-friendly street. --

scene, police tape stretched across 29th street north after a man a shot to death at a housewarming party. >> i was in the basement and we did not hear the gunshots. until we got upstairs and got rounded by the police, that is when the story hit us. >> he says music was playing and the alcohol flowing. about 45 people ha time, when a fight arrives outside around 3:20 this morning. shots were fired and police ca 23-year-old man died at the hospital. >> it's a shock because everybody is against the wall and you are confused about what's going on, sitting on the floor. >> police tell as officers were in the area and heard the gunshots. evidence markers could be seen and detectivese, spent hours working to see, canvassing the neighborhood and interviewing witnesses. >> it was a shock because he was a very friendly vibe. i do not think anyone would bring the gun - - a

gun to the party, much less shoot anyone. >> we are hopefully doesn't happen again. ryan: that victim's name has not been released yet. it is still unclear exactly what the fight was about before the shooting. telling us this does not appear to be random and there is no threat to this neighborhood. right now, kimberly, no arrests have been made. telling us this does not appear to be random and there is no threat to thiswe are live in, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: they suffer the update. in d.c. police say a 76er old woman is facing a first-degree murder charge. investigators arrested the woman on friday, saying she beat a 63-year-old with a baseball bat. he later died at the hospital. investigators are investigating a disturbance call on 21st street northeast. they found clark unconscious there. police have not yet revealed a motive in that case. new information tonight

that massive fire that engulfed a mansion in fairfax county. tax reports show this mclean home about a mile from cia headquarters is owned by the united arab emirates settlement. everyone inside made it out, 2 dogs as well, when the flames broke out early saturday morning. fire is still smoldering, as crews dig through the rubble to find a cause. a family forced out by fire overnight in montgomery county. other homes as well. it police officer getting credit for saving lives straight jeff goldberg is live on persimmon ridge road in clarksburg with the story. jeff, was he at the right place at the right time? jeff: no question about that. but this is a terrible and dramatic site are you look at the damage this fire caused. this home is a total loss after what happened last night. you might be able to hear workers doing some repairs on and alsonext door, this home on the other side of the home

a total of about $700,000 in damage. the montgomery county fire officials tell us they believe that this fire was the result of a discarded smoking material in this back area by a recycling bin on the back porch. this happened at 2:30 this morning in clarksburg. it spread really fast. the family of 4 lives in this home. they moved in 2 weeks ago. the father was of stirrers, heard a noise, so it was a fire, got his family outside safely before the fire really started spreading fast. both homes next-door have damage from the serious heat and the fire that was being spread by the wind. 20firefighters spent 15 to minutes knocking out this fire entirely. a police officer was the scene and knocked on doors to wake up neighbors. >> there was a police officer knocking at the door at 2:30 in the morning, saying your neighbor's house is on fire, you need to get out.

disbelief. >> it could have been worse. you accept it and move on. that's all you can do. and it really is a terrible sight when you look at the home, and the fire damage caused by it. it is a total loss. we are told the family was by here today. they took a look, they are obviously devastated, but they are doing ok. we are told they are staying in a hotel at the moment, they do have family in the area. neighbors they are overwhelmed and overjoyed by the amount of donations that have already been starting neighborse overwhelmed and overjoyed by the amount of donations that have already been starting to pour in from the neighborhood. more on that part of the story coming up at 11:00. . kimberly: once the rain stopped, it turned into another beautiful springlike day for us. hard to believe it is still winter. our meteorologist has the first look at your forecast. we may not be done with winter just yet. josh: today was certainly a taste of

doppler and another really nice sunset for us, just a little bit of things left there close to the capital wheel. we are looking for chillier temperatures for tonight. let me show you what's going on, clear.kies clear. that will lead to some colder temperatures for us overnight. you can see those clear skies are still with us for right now. we will talk about your cool down that's on the way but we will warm right back up into the 70's. the white house chief of staff says the press should take president trump seriously when he calls them the enemy of the people. reince

priebus made the rounds on the sunday morning talk defending the president's comments during thursday's news conference, and a tweet he sent out friday. others call the president positive you dangerous. >> defending the president's comments during thursday's news conference, that's how dictatort started. they get started by suppressing free press. >> i don't understand where he's coming from, is that there are certain things that are happening in the news that just aren't honest. we are not talking about everyone, all news. we are talking about something that i guess he termed as fake news. kimberly: priebus said he was unaware of any communication with russian officials during the presidential campaign. multiple news organizations are multiple sources, reporting trump aides had repeated contact with russian officials during the election. tonight's, sweden is demanding answers after the president referenced a nonexistent terror attack during his campaign style rally in florida on saturday. you look at what's happening last night in ed

who would believe this? kimberly: this by referencing a specific event, the presidentkimberly: tweeted a short time ago that he was talking about a fox news story about immigration. since taking office, the white house has referenced other terror attacks that did not happen. in bowling green, kentucky, and in atlanta. developing tonight in the country of columbia, a homemade bomb explosion in bogotá injured two dozen police officers and 2 civilians. colombian authorities say the sewer outsiden a a new youth hostel popular with foreign backpackers in europe's popular bullring. it exploded a few hours before a scheduled bullfight, shattering windows of nearby apartment buildings. no group has yet claimed responsibility for that attack. bogotá's mayor tweeted, the terrorists won't intimidate us. the sound of mangled metal. coming up on abc 7 news

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kimberly: federal investigators are on the scene of a plane crash in a small town in new jersey. the pilot of the small plane survived. this plane crashed in a residential neighborhood around 10:00 in the morning. no one on the ground was hurt, fortunately. that plane took out power lines and destroyed half a dozen cars, missing several homes. just mangling the middle. i do not even realize, my car got hit. authorities say doctors are treating the pilot at a nearby hospital. he has spoken with investigators. it is believed the plane suffered some kind of mechanical problem before that crash landing. springlike weather paid a visit this weekend, but how long

this pleasant trent possibly last? josh lets us know when he comes back.

up after aleaning powerful pacific storm drenched southern california. this aftermath includes widespread flooding, massive trees and toppling power lines. five people are now confirmed dead. more than 30,000 people are still without power in southern california, as they clean up from flooding and mudslides. tonight engineers in the northern part of the state are keeping a close eye on the still waqves at the oroville dam as more rain continues to fall.

all nighters this weekend not for school work. it is the largest student run philanthropic event in the entire country. is dnce crashing the 46 hour dance party at the bright jordan center. the event raises money for children with cancer. i believe they raised several million dollars. it's just crazy what the dancers would do for kids who need help. >> i'm a volunteer. raised 10 million bucks. i've never seen video quite like this. raised 10 million bucks. this is -- >> i can remember when my friends going to penn state would talk about this. i don't think it was anything like that even when they were there.

today, they ran. >> everybody's winows down. -- windows down. a perfect day. tomorrow sunny for us, but it will be cooler. for us, our breeze out of the northwest working to bring in some cooler but also drier air. clear skies, relatively dry air in place. we will cool pretty efficiently. we will go for the 70's for a lot of areas, down to the mid 50's close to about 9:00. we keep tumbling from there, overnight lows will be working their way into the 40's. it's not quite as mild as what we got last night. clear skies with us. if we zoom out, why we do cool off so much for tomorrow. there's a wave of low pressure up towards maine. it will continue out into the atlantic. that cold front, just the tail end of it, will slide just south of our area. that opens the d

next couple of days. once again, still above average. just not as warm as it was for the weekend. 41to 46 for your overnight tonight. relatively mild, your average low for this time of year is right around freezing. all of us should stay in the 30's. here's what happens tomorrow, we watch that low move out of here. the cold front barely makes a pass. it just kind of opens up the doorway for the cooler air to move in, and with that, high-pressure keeps us on the chill your side. tomorrow. around noon if you're heading to old town for the parade, we are still looking at nice weather. mostly sunny skies will be the rule. as we get into tuesday, that is what we will see those chillier temperatures. not too bad again, mostly cloudy skies right in the 40's right along the bay, mid 50's for d.c. the further you get away from that chilly air, that is when we are still able to climb into the 60's. everybody above average, we

you get closer to fredericksburg, culpeper, areas like that. on tuesday. 55 then we are warming right back up, looking for high temperatures for wednesday, thursday, and friday that are back in the 70's.

at the national arboretum has laid and egg. how long does it take for an egg to hatch? we will find out and get back to you. we just now learn this. this is eagle cam. you can watch a long live. what a beautiful picture too. josh: so much fun last year. something to keep an eye on over the next few weeks. kimberly: eagles have been busy in the last year or so. >> maryland hoping to not lay and egg in wisconsin against the badgers. hitting the road against 11th-ranked wisconsin. the caps ok for a bounceback win at medicine square garden.

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desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> yesterday the when a streak went bye-bye. the beauty about sports, let's start another streak. washington looking for a win against the rangers. the caps got off to another slow start, down 1-0 in the second. shoots and scores, his 27th of the season. we are tied at 1-1. third period, rangers win the face-off, then win the game. theiruger rollo, caps stricken -- second straight game 2-1. college hoops, despite losing several key players from last year, the maryland minutes -- men's basketball team is having a tremendous season. the terps hanging tough in the big 10 conference. one of their big tests of the year today a number 11 wisconsin. first pass, defense leads to offense. melo trimble dialed in, finishing with 27. maryland looked good early with

but the badgers overpowered the terps in the second half. bronson can make drains the jumper, wisconsin up 12. terps fall in madison 71-60. in sunny west palm beach, florida, all the boys are back in town. the washington nationals had their first full squad practice today. the manager dusty baker back for another season with the nats. this is the final year of his initial two-year contract. no panic from the skipper. not too worried about his future in washington. >> i just want to focus on what they have to do. don't worry about me. so, i'm very confident that we will get things worked out. you'd like to do it sooner rather than later. nascar sprint

chase elliott mcdaniel, our heart junior and qualifying today to win the poll for next week off daytona 500. kim, rev of those engines. nascar is almost here. kimberly:

kimberly: it takes 35 days for an eagle egg to hatch. maybe winter will come back by then. josh: cooler for tomorrow morning, back into the 40's. tuesday morning will be the chilly us. then we are warming right back up rate temperatures starting in the 50's and warming into the 70's in the afternoon. just transfer heavier rain will be friday night into saturday morning. kimberly: we will see you back here at 11:00 tonight.

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