and michael heseltine, john major and douglas hurd. .. and michael heseltine, john major and douglas i don't think she would be here now. the fact is there isn't. those who want to be leader aren't sure they would win at this point, so they are not clamouring for a leadership contest they might lose. that keeps her in place. this is the worst thing which could happen to this country, in thi5 could happen to this country, in this critical time you need not fragile government, you need a 5trong government, otherwise we will be black mailed from outside and in5ide, becau5e brexit, becau5e be black mailed from outside and in5ide, becau5e brexit, because of terrori5m, becau5e in5ide, becau5e brexit, because of terrori5m, because of the economy, becau5e terrori5m, because of the economy, because of the changing on atmosphere all over the world, political. there5a may cannot actually guide this country to a deal, a good deal, or even a bad deal, a good deal, or even a bad deal, vi5—a—vi5 brexit and that negotiation with the european union. also, if suddenly it is free abortion for the irish

john? >> senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell. >> everyone knows about obamacare skyrocketing costs and plummeting choices. the discuss seems to veer into the abstract. they are not just numbers on a page, they are the lives of real people. these are the men and women we represent, american who is are hurting, family who is deserve better than obamacare's failures. we worked hard to provide them with a better way. we did so in the knowledge that this task would not be easy. we understood it would not come quickly. but we knew it was the right thing to do, so we pushed forward, anyway. i believe we must continue to push forward now. i regret that the effort to repeal and immediately replace the failures of obamacare will not be successful. that doesn't mean we should give up. we will now try a different way to bring the american people relief from obamacare. i think we owe them at least that much. in the coming days, the senate will pick up and vote on repeal obamacare combined with a stable two-year transition period as we work toward patient centered health care. a majority of the sena

former conservative prime minister, not a labour peer like me, conservative prime minister, sir john majorm because they were not talking to each other between 2005 and 2007 when we finally got the agreement that put them in power together. that has broken down after ten years of stability. you have to be seen as an honest broker. that has not been the case, and i am afraid that that has cast a shadow over it, and in addition, you have got... if you are going to set deadlines, there has got to be a consequence for northern ireland's politicians if they go over that deadline, and there never has been. it's just over that deadline, and there never has been. it'sjust drags on over that deadline, and there never has been. it's just drags on and over that deadline, and there never has been. it'sjust drags on and on. if us secretary of state tomorrow, what would you do could write you were i would bring iwould bring in i would bring in a former american diplomat who played a important part in the good friday agreement. i would also say to the northern ireland politicians, if you are not going to

there were the equivalent, as there was in 1990 when thatcher finally fell and michael heseltine, john major.. i don't think she would be here now. the fact is that there isn't. those who want to be leader aren't sure they would win at this point, so they are not clamouring for a leadership contest they might lose. that keeps her in place. this is the worst thing which could happen to this country, in this critical time. you need not a fragile government, you need a strong government, otherwise you will be blackmailed from outside and inside. a critical time because of brexit? because of brexit, because of terrorism, because of the economy, because of the changing on atmosphere all over the world, political. theresa may cannot actually guide this country to a deal, a good deal, or even a bad deal, vis—a—vis brexit and that negotiation with the european union. also, if suddenly it is free abortion for the irish girls to come to this country and second, what kind of blackmail will happen? so you need a very strong government. i believe they should find an alternative. the conservative party sh

tom: to take the father of the house back to another time and enemy john major said an of john major this friday, does prime minister may have the same support from her party? what are the lessons from the conservative party in england as we roll into august? >> ken clarke is a great man that has been left behind by his party or has left his party behind. there are no significant pro-europeans left in the conservative party even though many of the remainders in the parliament have accepted brexit is going to happen. the prime minister's position is much more precarious than john majors because she is there essentially by mutual convenience. no one wants to see a leadership election anytime soon. there is a mutual terror of a general election, which would be a risk. she will death might survive until autumn, but the flashpoint will be october. she could be there two or three years, but it will be a fragile situation. all it would take would be the political ambitions of someone like david davis. if he thinks his chances are slipping away, he could trigger a leadership election before

john. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announced saturday that the senate will delay a vote of the republican health care bill while senator john mccain recovers from surgery. how do you think the delay will affect the bill's chances in the senate? >> well, the problem is that there is a very narrow margin that mitch mcconnell has to get. he can only lose two republicans to get this bill passed. and he's got a lot more than two who have problems with it. and that's not really going to be solved by more time. they may find a way to twist some arms and offer some more goodies, but we heard from rand paul today that he's not going to sign on. so they can only afford to lose one more. >> all right. john dickerson in washington for us. john, thanks very much. >>> iran said today it has locked up another american on spying charges. the state department is calling for his immediate release. deborah patta has the story from our london bureau. >> reporter: although information has not exactly been forth coming from iran, this is what we do know about the foreign national found guilty of spying. irania

relation to the prime ministers you worked with, three of them, ted heath, margaret thatcher and john majors of champagne being broken over the bows of the ship with this relaunch. i think she is obviously in difficulty. she is in office but not i think in power. because the conservative party is quite nervous that any attempt to find a successor would divide the conservative party even more fundamentally than it is already divided. she is not a bad woman. i think she is quite limited and i think that she allowed herself at the early stages of these doomed brexit negotiations to line up behind the people who wanted a hard brexit or no deal being better than a bad deal and so on issues like the role of the european court of justice, on immigration, i think the government have got into a particularly difficult corner. i think it's going to be a struggle to get out of it without either loss of face or considerable bashing for the national interest. let's broaden this out and talk about one of the themes in your book, the idea of identity in politics. we all heard donald trump in warsaw last we

john ". senator majority mitch mc com says the senate looks forward to seeing mccain an american hero again soon. >>> back here at home tragedy in cam left a community in mourning tonight. family and friends gathered at a vigil for little girl who died. police found her unresponsive in her camden home yesterday. she was just four years old. well the little girl's mother is now in jail. prosecutors have charged her in connection with her daughter's death. fox 29's shawnette wilson live in camden. shawnette, just tragic. >> reporter: it is very tragi tragic. the community even family members have a lot of questions about exactly what happened to this little girl and how. this has her mother sits in camden county jail. >> a grieving community gathered to say goodbye to four-year-old camden girl who died yesterday. >> i say i love you. i lofty. i'm going to miss that family of the little girl named nat lease mikayla held a vigil outside her home on the 1400 block of south ninth street this evening. the news of her death is devastating. her mother has been charged. >> a child so young it just was lik

larry: breaking news as we come on the air now -- a violent crash on a major adrianna: john gonzalez -- on a major commuter route. adrianna: john gonzalez is lit. john: crews are getting ready to reopen the northbound lands on indian head highway. they are working feverishly to get everything back and open on the morning rush hour. take a look on the southbound lanes mother is still a tremendous amount of work to be done, investigation to be done. they were a charger and a mustang. a head-on collision at around 2:30 this morning. one of the vehicles was headed in the wrong direction here on route 210, and both drivers were killed instantly. the medical examiner has the scene now with the remains. no id's, but we were informed two adult males, again come about dead. this is a dangerous stretch of road. we spoke to a neighbor, a man who has lived here in about five years. he said in that five-year span, accidents. about 20 a couple of weeks ago, we were reporting on a deadly accident. they have seen it happen here very often. there is construction going on on the stretch of roadway to t

john. senate majority leader mitch mb con el announced saturday that the senate will delay a vote on the health-care bill while senator mccain recovers from surgery. how do you think the delay will affect the bill's chances in the senate? >> well, the problem is that there is a very narrow margin that mitch mcconnell has to get. he can only lose two republicans to get this bill passed and he's got a lot more than two who have problems with it. that is not really going to be solved by more time. they may find a way to twist some arms and suffer some more goodies but we heard from rand paul today that he's not going to sign on so they can only afford to lose one more. >> quijano: john dickerson in washington for us, thanks very much. iran said today it has l another american on spying charges. the state department is calling for his immediate release. deborah patta has the story from our london bureau. >> reporter: although information is not exactly being forth coming from iran, this is what we do know about the foreign national found guilty of spying. iranian state media has named him as 37 year old

reporter: a major shakeup at the white house. general johnd security secretary is his replacement. he will officially start monday. two white house sources telling fox that priebus secretly resigned yesterday. the president tweeted i am pleads into form you i just named general john kelly as

the referendum last year, 59% thought that gay sex is unnatural, more than the national average. john major i‘m wondering how you hope we will have moved on by then? one of the big thing at the moment is whether lgbt of the big thing at the moment is whether lg bt is of the big thing at the moment is whether lgbt is friendly sex and russian ship education will be taught in schools. —— lgbt — friendly sex and relationship education will be taught in schools. it is things like being able to hold your partner‘s hand in the street, ifi your partner‘s hand in the street, if i had your partner‘s hand in the street, ifihada your partner‘s hand in the street, if i had a boyfriend, i think i would not feel, though in some areas of the country. i think when people are able to do that comfortable, like heterosexual people, that is when we will be equal. i think that if the big change that is here to come. more than a third of people who don‘t think it‘s natural, a real chunks, but only 20% of under 25 think is unnatural so i think we will see a big shift in the next decade. thank you very much. the po

border is, if we go to a hard border as tony blairand if we go to a hard border as tony blair and john majorment. it does not mean we go back to the troubles in the violence, but what it does mean as you put an element of political uncertainty back into the question. the question of identity, essentially that had been solved by the good friday agreement with the people in northern ireland questioning whether they were british or irish, there was no border, they could be whichever they wa nted border, they could be whichever they wanted to be. this raises that whole issue again when we already have a political crisis because of course we do not have a government in northern ireland, this will make it more difficult to head to a solution. but we are leaving the eu and we have to come up with and in its innovative solution. what might you propose? i thought about it quite hard and looked at the various technological answers i don't think any of them work. there is not some clever fix to this. you can have a slightly less hard border by for example staying in the customs union but only really as

conservative party who are against what the eurosceptics in the tories are doing, chris patten, john majorld be taking the party of the country. and i think today labour has got away with skating, —— obfuscating, not being clear, not putting its cards on the table, this defies party lines and you have to go back to the 1975 referendum, which i don't think we do really enough, where we reviewed whether we should be, it was promised by harold wilson's labour party that this would happen if they we re party that this would happen if they were voted in, so in 1975 there was a vote, and what we saw there was harold wilson fighting to stay in the european commission, alongside margaret thatcher. and on the other side, the hard left, they were naturally of course, jeremy corbyn is at home there. so the khan came yesterday and said there may be a way that we could manage this without getting out of the eu. sadiq isa without getting out of the eu. sadiq is a very little and popular character but only within one win. that is what is so fascinating about this brexit maelstrom. and another controversy

. >> mason: john, as major reported, there was resistance within the west wing to the scaramucci appointment. so does this change the power structure in the white house at all? >> it does. it could change it in a positive way. scaramucci is a self-made man. he's a successful businessman. he can talk to the president with some ballast from that experience, and that might get the president to perform in a way that the collective group at the white house, that the team wants him to kind of stay on message, stay in the strategy. on the other hand, the more people who can just walk into the oval office and talk to the president, the more that a president can shop for views that he likes, that can undermine the rest of the operation and in a place where everybody can go see the president, they sometimes worry about people doing things behind their back. >> mason: john dickerson, thanks. and john's guest on "face the nation" this sunday include congressman adam schiff, the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, and republican senator susan collins of maine. in the middle east, at least s

major. there's another day in this week. we'll see what happens. let me bring in john dickerson, our chief washington correspondent and anchor of "face the nation." john, as major alluded to, reince preibus' influence seemed to be on the wane for some kind. tended yesterday with a public, nasty rebuke from mr. scaramucci. where does that leave the white house at this point? >> you know, just to go back to a little bit of past history, during the campaign, reince preibus, and the president, then-candidate trump had this very tense and strange relationship where basically they were allied, but reince preibus knew the president would throw him overboard the second that it became convenient for him to do so. and that was the tension that was carried then into their relationship into the white house. it has now happened. so what it is is it's a ratification in part of all the reports of the chaos in the white house. what was striking about mr. scaramucci's conversation with "the new yorker's" ryan liza was not just the vulgar language but it gave a window into the administr

at the controls of the 700-mile-per-hour sabre jet there would be plenty of action. 31-year-old major johnolt was flying with the 51st fighter interceptor wing. their mission, seek and destroy. enemy, soviet flown mig-15s supporting the north koreans. >> they really had a far superior plane. you could do a number on the mig if you could get it to hold still for a few seconds. >> tell me about some of the maneuvers you would use in air-to-air against the mig. >> if you get jumped and the mig is in the shooting position behind you and you're down low, the technique for shaking one like that was to pull around on about a 60 turn and you go black. you lose your vision, but you don't lose your consciousness. so you hold it until you think you're about to lose your consciousness and then you whip back around and the plane pursuing you as probably slid off from the track behind you so you whip back in behind him and get him. >> almost passed out but not quite. >> yes, yes, right. >> bolt had a few tricks up his sleeve. on july 11th, 1953, at the controls of darling dottie, he bagged migs number 5

senate majority leader, mcconnell, made that announce the last night. the reason, john mccain will not be in washington this week after having surgery to remove a blood clot on friday. mccain's absence raised doubts about whether republicans would be able to get the votes needed to move forward on the bill. make sure you watch this week's edition of "meet the press," and moderator, chuck todd will talk about the latest in the russian investigation and the health care senate president trump's personal lawyer will be on and an exclusive interview with senate majority whip, john cornyn. we will have a live preview in a few minutes. >>> and then fairfax county police say a young woman shot and killed her mother before killing herself. you are looking at pictures from social media. the mother and daughter, identified as 23-year-old helen hargan on the left, and her mother on the right. neighbors remain stunned. >> i cannot believe it. it's just unreal to me. how could you do that? >> neighbors say another daughter, who does have a young child, was living with the mother. the

you can actually see the pilot, major john mulhaney who is talking casually with mechanics. the helicopter was making its way from joint base andrews to the air space at dca when they got a master warning light informing them that they needed to land their aircraft immediately. they were able to find an open field here behind strayer university. that warning indicated there was a significant drop in oil pressure. all three on board told they're going to be okay. everyone just kind of talking casually trying to figure out what exactly might be the underlying issues that may have contributed to this. they train for this all the time, so when they have these emergency warnings come up on their consoles they know exactly what to do. the information we're in aircraft, this helicopter is going to be removed from this area. not sure if it's going to be able to take back to the skies or if they're going to have to bring in a tow truck to remove it. we're still waiting on more information on that. everyone's going to be okay. this is the second time that something like this has happe

we have to act and we are. >> john: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell this week defending the senate'sush for repeal and replace. time now for our sunday group, kimberley strassel is with us. marie harf, gerald seib from "the wall street journal" and charles hurt is the opinion editor for "the washington times." we should point out while you were all coming in the studio joe manchin was still on the line. off camera he said the president should work together with democrats on health care and if he can't get a deal that way then go ahead and do it unilaterally. what you think of that idea? >> i think something that affects 16 of our economy should be bipartisan and that's not a fantasy right now. >> john: but will democrats work with him? >> it depends on what it looks like. if you did what chuck schumer asked and said bring all the democrats in, start back at the beginning here and not just push forward this repeal and replace that they have now, i do think you could get some democrats at the table, i do. >> john: senator manchin said he would come to the table, he's probably the most

on the senate flor monday, majority whip john cornyn said to not hold a vote would mean a vote for the status quo. here is a look. >> thank you, madam president. i know we are happy to be back in washington d.c. i know many of us are trying to rescue people from the failureoffs the affordable care act otherwise known as obamacare. the failures of obamacare are well documented and while they don't apply to everyone in particular individuals and small businesses in the so-called individual market have seen a meltdown of the insurance exchanges, the presiding officer in her home state of iowa. you have had people pulling out and that is because the affordable care act was unfortunately a partisan exercise and a failed big government experiment. all you have to do is look at the promises at the time obamacare was being sold in 2009 and 2010. the president said if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor. that proved to not be true. he said if you like your policy, you can keep your policy. perhaps the thing that stung the most was the fact the president said back in 2009 and 2010 that

mandate that is we possibly can. >> meanwhile majority leader mitch mcconnell has delayed the senate vote for at least a week as colleague and fellow republican johnclot surgery, rob. rob: we wish him well. thank you so much. heather: thank you. rob: that brings us to look who is talking, senate majority john cornyn slamming the democrats. heather: he says they are only hurting their own constituents with obstruction. >> health care is hard and we know that but we have no choice to try to come to the rescue to the millions of people that were failed with the problems of obamacare and, yes, it's become a partisan issue and our democratic friends are refuse to go lift a finger to help constituent that is are being hurt. but i think republicans have made repeated promises in elections leading up to now that we would and we could do better and i believe we could do better. this bill i think has gotten much better as a result of the discussions that we've had amongst ourselves and i think it's something that once we agree to, that we can sell to the american people as a better choice than the failures of obamacare. heather: yeah, coming to agreement. r

majority leader mitchell, plan to vote to repeal obama tarantella john mccain recovers from surgery to remove a blood clot. lauren: president trump in the white house trying to focus the economic agenda. watching the made in america campaign. >> investors rattled by the at washington. the dow up over 1% last week. all the features point to the upside. >> in your stocks open higher as brexit talks resume. ftse higher by 27, dax lower by 46. cheryl: saxon china falling one point or 5% despite better than a growth for the economy and changes slightly higher. lea: netflix kicks off after the battle. strong subscriber growth is expected by the premium service. train to zoo with the number one, eighth spiderman. we will reveal the box office winner. ♪ lea: good monday morning. 5:01 a.m. here in new york. i am transfixing for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i am cheryl casone. a lot of breaking news that happened over the weekend. senate republicans come you can call this killing. they will not vote on a bill to repeal and replace obamacare this weekend. majority leader mitch mcconnel

major announcement. listen in. >> reince is a good man. john kelly will do a fantastic job. general kelly has done an incredible job thus far, respected by everybody. a great, great american. reince priebus a good man.

senate majority whip, john cornyn is here. first, a new report suggesting the private memos from former fbi director james comey did contain classified material. meanwhile, donald trump jr. is under fire for meeting with a russian lawyer promising dirt on hillary clinton. did either men really do anything wrong here? or is this just one big more example of the media crying wolf? we have all of that for you coming up. ♪ ♪ more kinds of crab than ever, new dishes, and all your favorites. only while crabfest lasts. red lobster. now this is seafood. six of you for when thyou stretch out.t i want you to stay this bright blue forever, that's why you'll stay in this drawer forever. i can't live without you, and that's why i'll never ever wash you. protect your clothes from stretching, fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. it smooths and strengthens fibers to protect clothes from the damage of the wash. so your favorite clothes stay your favorite clothes. downy fabric conditioner

night of drama and debate, the healthcare freedom act failed. 3gop senators including john mccain, voted no. majority leader mitch mcconnell introduce philadelphia on the senate floor. >> the legislation i just held down is called the healthcare freedom act t restores freedom to americans that obama care took away. >> senator lindsay gram want add guarantee the house won't simply pass the senate's bill. >> i need assurances from the speaker of the house, in his team, that if i vote for the skinny bill, it will not become the final product. >> speaker paul ryan responded with a statement calling the skinny bill the only path ahead but noting that the house was willing to negotiate the bill if the senate can pass it. but after meeting with speaker ryan, gram said he felt comfortable that the house would hold talks with the senate. >> one of the major problems with obama care it was rammed through congress by democrats without a single republican vote. >> senator john mccain had urged his colleagues to seek bipartisan solution. >> every bill has been a bad bill. there is a race to the bottom. >> the fin

john. and steve scalise, the majority whip who he was shot last month, said praying for my friend john mccain, one of the toughest people i know. tonight at 6:00, pete muntine is sharing how his dad battled that cancer. you'll see it tonight on the news at 6:00. >>> cays continue to -- crews iten to fight a wildfire that has destroyed 29 buildings. right now, threatening 1500 more. one way crews are fighting the fires is creating a line of vegetation with bulldozers. it's the way to keep the fire from getting any closer to the road, and people's properties. >> there was hotshot crews behindmy property line, cutting anything they can to keep the fire from coming in. contained. more than 4,000 people are under an evacuation order, including the entire town of mariposa. >>> still ahead, d.c.'s fat cat is back. and he is getting well, a happy ending. see how his new owner welcomed him into her new family. >> plus, it's sunflower season in maryland. where you can go this weekend to see 30 acres of beautiful wildflowers. that's next on wusa9. >> okay heat advisory is continuing until 7:00. here's w

majority whip john cornyn said yesterday that he expects the vote to take place once mccain returns. >> we all wish john mccain a speedy recovery, and we need him in more ways than one, but, yes, i believe as soon as we have a full contingent of senators that we'll have that vote. it's important we do so. >>> senator mccain's ab cents is putting the success of the gop health care bill in question. those that will come out against the bill expressed their doubts yesterday morning. >> there are about eight to ten republican senators who have serious concerns about this bill, and so at the end of the day i don't know whether it will pass, but i do know this. we should not be making fundamental changes in a vital safety net program that's been on the books for 50 yoerz. the medicaid program. without having a single hearing to evaluate what the consequences are going to be. >> i think the longer the bill is out there, the more conservative republicans are going to discover that it's not repeal, and the more that everybody is going to discover that it keeps the fundamental flaw of obama ca

i think it's a fun conversation but also think just objectively -- john mcenroe didn't win a major title after he turned 25, neither did be bjorn borg. roger fearedderrer won in 2003. there are other factors that speak to this. >> frost: conclude with writer, director and actress zoe lister-jones, she talked to josh horowitz of mtv news about her new film "band aid." >> my work generally xplorers pow -- explores power dynamics in modern relationships which is something i think i've wrestled with on a personal level but also i feel like the world at large has wrestled with for centuries and nobody has really been able to crack the code no mary -- no matter how many times people attempt to explore it on screen. >> when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: bank of america. life better connected. >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. frost:. >> frost: good evening. charlie is away. i'm wildred fro

russia and north korea are some of the major issues facing john kelly when he becomes white house chief of staff tomorrow morning. he replaces reince priebus resigned last week after the shortest tenure of anyone in that position. when kelly leaves the department of homeland security, the dapper. elaine duke will take his place on a temporary -- deputy secretary elaine duke will take his place on a temporary basis. new developments in venezuela. nearly a dozen people have died in violent election day clashes between protesters and the police. the election could allow venezuela's president to set up a new legislature with the power to rewrite the country's constitution. many fear that will lead to a single-party, authoritarian government. up, it is summer's most popular app, beating out snapchat and instagram. tonight, why parents may want to talk to their kids before they sign up. christie not very happy. why the embattled governor got you each drive a ford pickup s. i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is

i cannot think of a better man than general john kelly to succeed me." anthony? >> mason: majorarrett at the white house. thanks, major. if you're keeping score, turmoil in the trump administration has seen the ouster of national security adviser, michael flynn, f.b.i. director james comey, communications director mike dubke, press secretary sean spicer, and now chief of staff reince priebus. john dickerson has been watching the passing parade from his vantage point as our chief washington correspondent and anchor of "face the nation." john what, do you make of the reince priebus firing today? >> reporter: well, it was a ratification of a very grim performance assessment that incoming and new communications director anthony scaramucci gave in that interview to "the new yorker." he was dripping with contempt when he described priebus and senior adviser steve bannon and really a white house in which everybody seemed to be out for themselves and not working for the president. the president, by firing or getting rid of priebus and replacing him, seems to be buying into that view and

today majority whip john cornen says they are giving the bill a much better shot at passing. >> republicans have made repeated promises in elections leading up to now. we could do better. this bill has gotten much better as a results of the discussions we've had amongst ourselves. >> at that point none of the citizens have come around to support the bill. susan is one of two republicans planning to vote against the bill, so there is still an 8-10 lawmakers with deep enough concerns that it may not pass. >>> i don't know. i think it would be extremely close. there are many of us who have concerns about the bill particularly the cuts and the medicaid programs. but they have other problems with the bell. >> reporter: the budget's office was set to release their health care bills tomorrow, but this afternoon they will hold off on releasing their report while the senate leadership sees one other changes they  could make. in washington i'm gary tenney fox news. >>> this woman gave birth in the back of the car. >>> plus, a tradition spanning more than three decades. why organizers of the aide wa

guests include senator mark warner, and president trump's personal lawyer, and an interview with majority whip, john cornyn. >>> and fairfax county police say a young woman shot and killed her mother before killing herself. these pictures have come to us from th you are looking at the mother and daughter identified as the 23-year-old pamela harden on the right. the chilling crime happened on friday at the house of the mom and the neighbors are still stunned. >> i cannot believe it. it's just unreal to me. how could you do that? >> neighbors say another daughter, who does have a young child, was living with the mother at the time but they were not at the house when the crime happened, and the motive this morning, still unknown. >>> she spent her days coaching kids, swimming, in montgomery county and that all ended with a deadly car crash in 2002. >> had a real strong impact with the community, hit them hard. and now sarah will live on with the renaming of a pool. and we look at how the community plans to derick? >> reporter: in just a few hours it will be known as something different. this will all b

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