>> abc 7 news at 11:00 starts with breaking news. alison: several breaking news stories, including a pedestrian hit and killed in takoma park. we are told the victim is a 65-year-old man. the driver stayed on the scene. the police are still investigating, so stay with abc 7 and our news app for updates. jonathan: families able to go back home after several homes rockvilleevacuated in because gas was leaking into the sewer system, causing a hazard. street andrst lawrence court. nancy: and breaking news of a shooting near denver. the police are reporting two men are dead and a woman taken

sending on a shopping center at about 6:00 local time, this in a suburb of denver. >> my sister went there with his friend. he was near the shooter. the gun was going off and he just called and said my battery is about to die, but there is a shooter here at walmart. i will tell you which one because i know you will come, but if anything happens to me, i love you guys. sony: that woman says her and friend escape through a side door. there is no word of anyone in custody, but the police are questioning witnesses. we will continue to follow this story and bring updates as they come into the newsroom. nancy chen, abc 7 news. jonathan: happening now, a horrible investigation in springfield. a man killing himself with a chainsaw after he attacked his wife with an axe.

happened inside of the house and the woman's daughter was trying to desperately intervene. alison: tim barber on the scene of a harness case as the police are trying to unravel this tonight. what do we know? tim: the details of this horrifying attack sound like they are from the script of a horror movie. chainsaw, fairfax county police say the 70-year-old man attached a 76-year-old woman this afternoon with the hatchet. the brutal attack on spring hill drive was stopped. the daughter was able to snatch the hatchet away from the man. he then went back into the house and killed himself with a chainsaw. this neighbors all part of the attack from her window. >> i've never seen anything like that. i don't know if he was on medication. i have no idea.

quiet type. i don't know what happened to him. tim: the victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. investigators are not releasing the names of anyone involved tonight. live in fairfax county, tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: a man was accused of and a maryland gymnastic center bathroom. there is a tip line started or le, who isthan oba now banned from school properties and the police say they have not found any additional hidden devices. president trump tweeting a short time ago that the u.s. will be immediately implementing tougher extreme vetting features. jonathan: this was after a carefully planned terror attack, a man driving a rented pickup truck onto a sidewalk, leaving eight people dead

injured. after the attack he said he wanted and isis flag to fly at his hospital room. many pairs are left to relive the nightmare, their children on the way home on halloween becoming a target in an act of terror. the authorities say this act was planned in advance and believe the suspect, 29-year-old sayfullo saipov, was inspired by isis propaganda on line. he rented a truck at home drove down the bank path for three quarters of a mile. >> this is a mass casualty situation. police credit an off-duty police officer with jumping into action instituting -- and shooting saipov. >> i feel like i was just doing my job, like thousands of officers do everyday. jonathan: authorities say that saipov left behind a

written note, seeming to praise the islamic state. >> he appears to a followed almost exactly to a t the instructions isis has put outdated social media channels. jonathan: investigators say that in 2015as interviewed by federal counterterrorism agents looking into two other men potentially involved in terrorism, but saipov was never the focus of any investigation. his wife and three children have lived in ohio, florida, and new jersey. we are keeping close tabs on the investigation. the latest can be found on abc 7 app.d also on our abc 7 than twofter more decades, a teenager raped and murdered in frederick, the case unsolved until now with a guilty verdict just hours ago. jay korff has the long and painful journey for the family. to justice tom: the ho

these was in frederick finally encountered the scales of justice for the family and community. >> we do not believe that a, ever goes into a cold case file. jay: a few years back detective took another hard look at the 19 the d6 homicide of -- in the 1996 homicide of the teenager. >> she was buried in a shallow grave. jay: investigators bolster their case with updated forensic evidence and in january charged 54-year-old lloyd harris with raping and murdering stacy. the jury found harris guilty on all counts after three hours of deliberation. >> you could feel the energy>> in the room and the sense of relief. jay: harris who has maintained his innocence faces life in prison about parole. as for the victims family, a relative posted a statement

reads in part, "20 years is a long time to wait for justice, but now we have it." jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: and now a 7 on your side update -- the u.s. marshals service is investigating how hundreds of tax records ended up in front of a d.c. office on the sidewalk. this video shows people were rummaging through the documents. this was in front of speedy tax service yesterday. today court documents show that chargedshals incited -- speedy tax for failure to pay back rent. policy requires u.s. marshals to remove any objects that can be dangerous from a scene, but necessarily paperwork. we are told the files are now in the custody of the treasury department. jonathan: house republicans hope to release their tax reform bill sometime tomorrow.

finalized but some worry about the impact on the deficit. essential changes to state and local tax reductions and 401(k) retirement plans are among the points of contention. and president trump is poised to anoint a new fed chair. alison: the mayor of san juan, puerto rico, wants to know why house republicans postpone a hearing on the hurricane recovery efforts. came to the hearing only to learn after she arrived it was canceled. she is an outspoken opponent of the trump administration's response to hurricane maria. six weeks after the storm, three quarters of the u.s. territory is still without power. jonathan: stunning court documents reveal why a federal judge thought that paul manafort was a flight risk and put him under house risk. ort has three passports, each with

he also traveled to mexico and china with a phone registered under a fake name. he and an associate face 12 counts into the probe in the election interference by russia. bill: outside right now, showers have gone. we have a few clouds, but the showers are will to the north -- well to the north. we will warm up a little bit overnight. out the door tomorrow morning, 55 inside the beltway ,51 fairfax ,48 manassas. about that, plus the trend that will continue the next couple days. they look at the forecast in just minutes. alison: the police want you to see this image, a composite sketch of a man wanted for a rape at a bus station in gaithersburg. a woman was pulled into a wooded

investigators used dna to create the picture of the suspect. if you have information, call the police. jonathan: new charges filed against carlos bell, criminally charged on 10 federal counts of child pornography. statealready facing 206 council of sexually abusing underage students and recording the abuse. crimes happened between 2014 and 201 he later told authorities6. he was hiv-positive. alison: hundreds of people are waiting for words on what happened to their memories. these broken to an office over the weekend. ,ome 250 lockers were targeted but not everyone has been notified. thishan: we first told you week about cruel deception, false claims that certain drugs can cure cancer. the fdatonight

taking new action and the i-team is following the investigation. plus, another hollywood a-lister saying sorry. joiningoffman the growing list of actors. jonathan: and try before you buy. a service launching augmented reality

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report hours after all on companies illegally selling products claiming to cure cancer, a new warning today from the fda. in summer investigators kimberly suiters has this update. kimberly: the i-team calls this cruel deception, companies with unproven claims about treating are curing cancer. today the fda sent four new warning letters to companies it makesaims that cancer cells commit suicide and may be effective treating breast cancer. when 7 on your side

went undercover in local stores, we heard similar claims. they take this and then they go back in the cancer is gone. i think it is a miracle. >> is precisely at this point in time there are unscrupulous g cancers who are hawkin cures on the internet that attempt to exploit patients and families. the fda is increasingly concerned about what it says are companies deliberately preying on sick people with baseless claims. air is a formal approval process . there are formal approval processes for such claims. alison: watch all of the reporting on this matter by downloading the abc 7 news app. jonathan: another hollywood a-

dustin hoffman apologizing for sexually harassing an intern in 1985. statement says it does not reflect who he is. chief is resigning amid sexual harassment allegations dating back to his work with "the new york times." reports say that he kissed two women in the 1990's were applying for jobs. complain to npr and they placed him on leave. alison: can i come a generous gift for first responders who helped after hurricane harvey. astros fans got a free flight and take it to game six of the world series in los angeles. many of them were first responders, and the whole thing was made possibl b

gave upe same guy who his furniture showrooms and used them as shelters during the hurricane, turning them into makeshift evacuation areas. jonathan: the way things are going in game seven, they could be very happy. 7 on your side with consumer news and augmented reality. amazon launching it this year, meaning that you can shop for home office products, decore, electronics, and then get to see how they would look like in your home. help you prove you the items to see if they will fit or a pure weird in your room. you can also rotate the products and adjust how you see things. alison: very cool. protest by nfl players have created controversy all season and now one pizza chain says that it's impacting its bottom line. papa john's says sales are down because fewer people

a slump, butre in experts say that is not the only calls for the slumping sales at poppa john's has reportedly other chains are not seeing similar drops. jonathan: too soon or right on time? a c olor your own holiday starbucks cups. starbucks stores will have colored pencils for you to make euro designs. i wish i had that time. bill: i was just going to say, just the thought of that much time sounds delightful. , with mying one-year-old, they kind of just scribble. urn right now 45 degrees. 50 falls church,

chevy chase 50 degrees. aspen hill 49. much cooler well to the west. winchester sitting at 41, luray 45, cumberland 43. in terms of the showers, a few light showers earlier. right now, the clouds are in place. ourwarm front is entering area, moving up, bringing warmer conditions. the way temperatures are right now, they will be about there or higher. i don't expect a major cooldown. the futurecast temperatures and clouds, walking up the door tomorrow morning at 7 a.m., the temperatures will be similar to where they are now, if not a little warmer. winchesterhe metro, 49. we head into the day, a mixture of sun and clouds.

in the mid-to-upper 60's, with the possibility of a few 70's at that time. we also have a southerly breeze that will help push temperatures up. bus the kids get off the tomorrow afternoon, we are back to shorts and t-shirt conditions, mid 70's. the breeze out of the south continuing to work up. by 6:00 p.m., a mixture of sun and clouds, no rainfall expected. the temperatures will be the ones that you can probably drive home with the windows down. ,his time tomorrow night falling back into the 50's and 60's. these are looking good. no problems tomorrow. friday the potential of pop up showers mainly during the evening. those linger into saturday. a few more clouds dropping down to about where we should be this time of year. and we rebound yet again.

a greater chance of rain showers as we head into early next week. willl of fortune" mobile be around tomorrow. information on our website. saturday night into sunday, don't forget to set the clocks back an hour. alison: kind of depressing. jonathan: you know it is "the lion king" original. alison: it is about to be reimagined big time. that story next.

jonathan: a big announcement, the cast of the upcoming remake of "the lion king." nala.: beyoncé will be simba.glover will be the animated film with live-action components will be andcted by jonathan favreau will come out the summer of 2019. jonathan: and they are keeping james earl jones. erin: john oliver? why do we have to wait so long. jonathan: patience. alison: the excitement is building. erin:

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from their road trip where they went 2-2. bradley beal had a big game against the phoenix suns tonight. the second quarter, john wall with the quick first that. he is quick all the time. wall wanted the foul, but he never gets the call. the wizards wind up in a shootout. bradley beal firing on all cylinders. he finished with 40 points. thedrive, the contact, and hoop. 122-116. injury read the redskins' report coming you may think the offensive lineman have been added to the endangered -- the redskins injury report, you may think the offensive linemen on the

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alison: final look at the weather? bill: a mixture of sun and clouds tomorrow, warm, near the low 70's. the temperatures going back up. erin: what do you wear. bill: tomorrow, dress in layers with the light jacket.

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