>> just cannot imagine what goes through somebody's head to do something like that. kimberly: a terrible crime neighborhood.ax the police are looking for a motive after identifying a mother and daughter who were killed in a murder suicide. and why the d.c. police chief hopes that this video sends a strong message. and what was the price tag have been for a fix that could have prevented a tragedy when fire broke out in a high-rise apartment in honolulu? >> now, abc 7 news at 6:00, on your side. kimberly: new details about what fairfax county pic

a daughter allegedly killing her own mother and then herself inside of their home in mclean. ryan hughes spent the day talking with neighbors rattled by this crime. ryan, they all have the same question we do. ryan: that's right, kimberly, they want to know what led to the shooting. more than 24 hours later, detectives are still going in and out of the home, the crime scene tape lining the property. neighbors say that pamela hargan moved in here about two years ago with her daughter and young granddaughter. a second daughter moved in monday. they say that she is the one who shot her mother, then herself. >> it simply shocking. but it happened. shakenongtime residents up after their upscale neighborhood turns into a crime scene. >> cannot imagine what goes through somebody's head to do some

fairfax county police worked through the night and into this afternoon. crime scene tape blocking off the home where they say that helen hargan shot and killed her mother, pamela hargan, then shot and killed herself. neighbors have been wondering what happened ever since 2 p.m. friday. that is when the police received a call that somebody may have been killed in the 6700 block of dean drive. when the police when inside, they found the two bodies. >> is horrifying to happen across the street from your house. ryan: neighbors say that pamela's daughter and granddaughter had just moved out. another daughter that many do not know about moved in. now a tragedy in the neighborhood is coming together. >> we are ready to help out if they need us, help them go through this, make sure they are ok. ryan: the police reassure neighbors the seven-year-old girl was not h

safe with her mother. also noty's dogs were hurt, but no motive as to why this happened. the case remains under investigation. ryan hughes, abc 7 news. 6:00, we haveat been telling you about the illegal atv's, mopeds, and dirt bikes and the surrounding areas. d.c. police still have 98 persons of interest. so far they have confiscated , and today8 atv's they shared what they do with the illegal off-road vehicles. they took them to a recycled metal yard and capitol heights. they say these were left abandoned, unregistered, or the owners did not claim them. they created more than 14,000 pounds of recyclable metal. chief peter newsham said we hope those illegally operating these vehicles will see t

small gesture this behavior will not be tolerated. what a difference a day makes. this time yesterday we had fast-moving storms and gusty wind and heavy rain. took down trees and sent debris flying. it really was a mess. today it is sunshine and a little bit of heat, less human. meteorologist josh knight has a first like -- first look at the forecast. josh: you are saying all of the right words. a big part of the forecast today, and it sticks around tomorrow. right now, beautiful weather at the national harbor. the temperatures are hanging right around the upper 80's, a few places hit 90, but most of us got stuck 88 or 89, not a bad place to be stuck, right around normal this time of year.

thank this nice comfortable air coming in as the high pressure right here. that is creating this overarching, northerly flow that pushes in the cooler air, drier air, allowing us to get quite a bit of sunshine for the day. 89 feels like numbers, fredericksburg, quantico 91, 91 annapolis. hotter near the water, but even in the shenandoah valley, low 80's. overnight tonight, a cool nighttime temperature come 75 around 10 p.m. tomorrow morning, maybe in the upper 60's. we are not done with the heat. we will talk about that and the next chance of storms coming up. kimberly: montgomery county are looking for a cause after an early-morning kitchen fire in potomac. two people had to be rescued from the second floor of the home. they were taken to the hospital for evaluations. officials say the fire started in the kitchen, but so far they do not know the exact cause. developing

, that is how much it would have cost to install sprinklers that firefighters say would have stopped this high-rise fire in honolulu. friday's fire killed three people come including a man who tried to rescue his elderly mother. four people including a firefighter are in serious condition tonight. >> i can see the billowing smoke coming up. it was sad. i heard three women's voices screaming, pleading, moaning, please help me, please, continuous screaming for five or 10 minutes, and then i did not hear it anymore. kimberly: the tower was built in 1971, before hawaii mandated sprinklers in high-rise buildings. studies five years ago found it would cost less than $5,000 to install them in the apartments. march inomen's washington

outside of the doj. of thelly and protest national rifle association after the organization released a controversial recruitment video. they marched from nra headquarters in fairfax yesterday to the doj today. new developments involving russia. president trump's personal attorney will appear on all five sunday morning talk shows. he will defend the president amid fallout over the june 2016 meeting with his son, son-in-law come and campaign manager with a russian lawyer and a russian intelligence officer. president and donald trump junior deny any collusion of wrongdoing. congressional budget office will issue projections on the impact of senate republicans revised health care bill. in a "washington post" op-ed, a white house adviser called the report fake news.

with several undecided. the fate of the bill is uncertain. robotics team from afghanistan getting ready for a big competition in d.c. they landed at dulles international airport overnight and were greeted by afghanistan's ambassador to the u.s. the trip was in jeopardy after the girls' viassas were denied twice. president trump intervened to allow them to participate in the three-day competition that starts tomorrow. major bridal shop closes. now the better business bureau wants to hear from you. surreal scene with a sinkhole. the threat is not over tonight. and here is a sneak peek at monday's "gmw." >>

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kimberly: new developments in a 7 on your side consumer alert. alfred angelo bridal filed for anchor she protection in florida our after closing all the shops across the country. the better business bureau was awarded to the situation and wants to hear from affected customers. nts to know more but the status of the dresses and accessories that were not picked up. and a hot dog recall, just in

beef and pork hot dogs, sausage, and salami were recalled over bone pieces. they inspection service said that several customers reported fragments, one reported a mouth injury. sabrett andes nathan's labels. they are still by dates of june 18 to october 6. a five-mile closure of the red line between medical center and bethesda, testing the effectiveness of waterproof work in the tunnel. the trains at grosvenor and friendship heights will be affected until monday. menace.ead, a silent the latest on the growing sink hole in florida. plus, josh has the details of the forecast.

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president obama once said that infrastructure issues are not sexy, but they are stoners. stunnle -- they are ers. two sinkholes swallowed several homes in land o'lakes, florida. we have a closer look at this developing situation. reporter: a silent menace sitting in the middle of a suburban neighborhood, swallowing two home so far. >> overnight we do not see a lot of movement. reporter: a far cry from the scene

witness and recorded the moments those two houses collapsed. >> instead of looking at the front of the house, i'm looking at the master bedroom and closet. reporter: across the street, his home is in the middle of the evacuation zone. today authorities helped them go back inside to grab a few more things. >> we just have to plan on the worst-case an area we may not be applicable in. reporter: sinkhole is over 250 feet wide and 50 feet deep. mixed with water, remnants of awers and lives, dr dressers. mirrors, even a bright blue exercise ball. investigators will be watching every couple hours, looking for more cracks and erosion. the people living here hope the ground stops giving way. >>

a sink also just this come it is very dramatic and quick. there will probably be a little more erosion around the edges, but i suspect in the next 24 to 48 hours there will not be any more growth. >> the cleanup will take weeks. getting lives back to normal, i will be honest, that could take months. tablely: wow, the water was just so high. josh: it's amazing how much it was filled. it is usually just an empty hole, but not there. a different story on the water today. kimberly: would call that a tornado on the water. josh: it basically is, a waterspout today in the chesapeake beach -- excuse me, chesapeake bay. got apoint, love point really good show of that. this is really the only shower we had out there today. this is working

north of the bay bridge. the only rain we had today. most areas were drive. now we have the dry weather across the entire area, just a few clouds, but that is about it for the majority of the day. over, looking towards the chesapeake bay, chesapeake beach, blue sky, let's of sunshine, temperatures in the mid to upper 80's. a really nice night to be out. a lot less humidity. that allows temperatures to drop a bit more quickly. , but in the 80's at 11:00 a big improvement from the past few nights. futurecast tomorrow morning, tonight super quiet, tamara really quiet as well. a lot of sunshine, a really nice day to be outside soaking up the sunshine. into monday, that is when the humidity goes back up and also the next chance of wet weather. not a problem tomorrow.

little cloudy. by about 11 a.m., lunchtime, shower start to pop up full stop looks right around the metro and d.c. firing up in the shenandoah valley. nothing really stormy, a few thunderstorms a possibility, but more or less quick pop-up afternoon rain. in general, we are looking at a really nice sunday. 71 degrees tomorrow morning in andrews, a lot of places starting cool and crisp. hopefully you get a chance to start early and enjoy that. it is still hot tomorrow, just not as hot and muggy as it was earlier this week. 91 the high tomorrow. but the lower88, humidity makes a difference -- at 6 p.m. fredericksburg close to 90 degrees tomorrow, 84 annali

what's normal this time of year, but the heat is moving back in. monday with the extra rain, 89, tuesday,teady climb wednesday, thursday. by friday we are closer to 96. keep the umbrella handy monday and tuesday, another beautiful day of the weekend to enjoy. intoe time we get wednesday, thursday, friday, that is of the next real blast of heat. saturday, d.c. united. next, next tuesday, the nationals are finally back in towbn. kimberly: what's going on at wimbledon? robert: venus being amazing. bad news for nationals pitcher joe ross. venus with another chance to make history.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: soon, serena williams will be a proud mother, but today she was a proud sister, venus williams looking to become the oldest woman to win a grand slam in the open era at 37 years old. things began to unravel, garbine muguruza break set, the forehand goes long. muguruza takes that. down set point, venus beginning to show some cracks, the backhand into the net. 7-5, andtakes the set, then it was downhill for venus, not winning another game. this shot was originally called good, but reviewed long, giving muguruza the match. it is her second grand slam championship, but for venus, despite the loss, still an amazing accomplishment. >>

been here for me, my family as well. i love you guys. a lot of beautiful moments in the past couple weeks. >> and a message for serena? >> oh, i miss you. i tried my best to do the same things you do, but i think there will be other opportunities, i do. robert: aw. in baseball, the national start the second half of the season right way, blanking the reds friday 5-0. playing the reds against a. add news for joe ross, dusty baker announcing that ross will have tom john surgery wednesday in texas. he was placed on the 10 day disabled list after his original injury. redskins now have just two days and counting to reach a long-term deal with quarterback kirk cousins. if they do not reach a deal, will he stay or go? afr

earlier this week, erin hawksworth caught up with former redskins quarterback joe theismann and asked what he thought. joe: i thought when derek carr contract, i million thought that might spur a little more movement with regard to kirk. stay a love to see him redskin, but if a contract is it get done in the next week, would be very surprised if kirk cousins was a redskin in 2018. if the basketball thing does not work out for steph curry, maybe he has a future in football. playing catch with aaron rodgers at the american century golf tournament. a nice catch by steph. nice moves, great adjustment to the ball. a natural, sure hands.

probably not leaving the warriors. and the washington spirit play houston tonight. there you have it, steph curry, best ballplayer and football player. kimberly: but he forgot his cleats. robert: yes, and his pants were a little too baggy. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com

kimberly: your favorite moment of the weekend? josh: probably right now, the temperatures comfortable this weekend. tomorrow basically a repeat, dry, mostly sunny, right around 90. get e

and tuesday, then friday mid 90's. next weekend things get a little more comfortable. kimberly: should we expect strong storms? josh: monda

tonight, the deadly high-rise inferno. the tragedy on the 26th floor. why the building had no sprinkler system. dangerous ground. two homes swallowed. authorities still keeping a close watch on this massive sinkhole. the biggest in nearly 30 years. out of control. dozens of wildfires burning in the west. the children trapped and the new video of their rescue. bailing out. the fighter pilot forced to eject during takeoff, flames surrounding his jet. and scamming grandma. cameras capturing the scam. >> i love you too, dear, what's the matter? >> callers pretending to be grandchildren needing money for an emergency.