charlottesville moved him to write public by about his life before the priesthood when he was a member of the klu klux klan and convicted of a cross burning and making death threats. in an article for the -- father wrote, my actions were disspeckble. it's hard to believe that was me. father atchinson was born in arlington in 1954. 1977 while a student at the university of maryland, she was charged with multiple cross burnings in prince georges county. 11 years later, he was ordained as a priest in nevada. in 1993 he was transferred to the dioecies of arlington where he served in several parishes. since 2014 he's been a priest in fairfax. >> father atchinson admits in his article that he was involved in cross burnings, he omits the fact he was served 90 days in jail and ordered -- but after his release

maryland and never paid the family the money he owes them. the cross burning gained so much attention back in the late 70s and early 80s that president ronald reagan visited the family. the visited was covered by jet magazine. i spoke with a woman who lived in the college park home that he burned a cross back in 1977. she told me she had no idea he was still alive, much less living as a priest a few months from her

the condos have all kind of code violations and people living here need to get out within 24 hours. bureau chief tracee wilkins is in temple hill with new reaction from a resident there and a look at why they have no legal protections, tracee. >> doreen, i remember when all of these buildings were full of people. now we're down to about 70 residents. prince georges kouny has their department of social services stationed here in the parking

find someplace else to live by noon tomorrow. >> there's no help for me. >> reporter: she volunteered to sit all night. the fire alarms don't work here. if there was a fire, she would have yelled for people to get out. >> they asked us to be out here taking care of what they asked to take care of and it wasn't good enough for them they gave us three days thoets notice to done. >> after morning of inspections the fire code violations. >> we've got it. >> the decision was made. >> residents will have 24 hours to remove their belongings. >> i live here. i have nowhere to go. for 24 hours, what is that going to do for me. >> once again, the residents of are looking at 24 hours to find somewhere else to live. >> we're had some problems in the past, but

friday evening, really shortened the window that we're can respond and hire some contractors and we're literally had to ask everyone who was living here to volunteer. >> don who worries if she's forced out of her condo, her new home will be her car. >> the hotel stay is while we're help you stabilize your family. okay. we're not going to leave you out here by yourselves. >> the clock is ticking down on 24 hours. and people are scrambling. >> tracee, you've been covering the problems at these condos for a long time. how did it get this bad? >> reporter: well some of the former management of this condo told me a long time ago that they had people who are mismanaging money for the residents. and at one point, even stealing money. that resulted in all of these issues what the condo fees missing and i'm not being able to pay utilities. they ended u

$1 million in utilities. they weren't getting the repairs and things done that they needed to do to this building. you had residents who had been kept in the dark. paying their rent, their money is not going to the condo fees necessary to keep this place up and going. bottom line, tenants who don't know their rights and weren't told about what was happening here. >> very sad situation here. tracee wilkins, thank you. >> and what a day to be put out today in this heat and heavy humidity. but rain is rolling in over the next several hours, folks. >> hear what happens next. we'll have it feeling more like fall and summer. tracking the changes in storm center 4. hello. >> yeah, you see that broken line. the rain and storms right now. that's ahead of a cold front. that's going to move through later in the evening. it's about the heat and humidity. >> it's hot and humid. i came back from outside. the good

and leesburg. 98 here in the district. so for your evening planner, it's still hot and it's still humid. even towards 11:00 p.m. 9:00 we're at a muggy 86 degrees. >> for the latest you can check the radar and get the most up to date forecast. >> amelia, thank you. a frightening attack on popular local trail. teenager is accused of sexually trying to assault a woman tht middle of the day. this evening we're hearing from

the time. police warn there may be other victims. pat collins is in the area. >> reporter: let me start by saying. they're not accustomed to this sort of thing. >> i'm really sad. i mean, the crime, i just keep seeing it happen over and over again and direct assaults on people, not just random like breaking into cars. they're assaulting people thaan that's a different level of crime. >> in the fox chase complex. two women attacked 30 minutes apart. the attacks by the same man. attempted abduction, attempted robbery, attempted sexual assault. you can imagine how people around here feel about

>> very scarey to think that that would happen in this area. >> i take walks on it with my kids. so, yeah, little scarey. >> the suspect in the case identified as 18-year-old joshua sprinkle, identified through security camera video. he was previously known to police. now, they gave his name, but they won't give me his picture. they think he might be linked to other crimes and so detectives, well, they don't want to -- >> we're want to make sure we're don't confuse people or automatically people say, yes, that was the person who did something when that wasn't the facts. >> now, no picture. but police say their suspect's tall and skinny and if you know somebody who might be his victim. they want to hear from you. jim. >> pat collins. pat, thank you. it's all clear at the white house tonight after a suspicious package was found near

secret service and dc police evacuated the area and all white house staff and reporters had to get inside. the president was not there at the time. today's security threat is the latest in a series of lock downs there. according to news 4 i-team investigation, at least 23 people have been arrested and prosecuted for breeching security at the white house or capitol since 2014. in one of those cases, it was another suspicious package that caused the scare, a parcel left near the white house fence in march. prosecutors tell us the man responsible claimed the package was a bomb. it was found to be harmless. >> well, we're know why president trump wasn't at the white house today. he is in arizona. there you're seeing a live picture from uma, arizona where the president is heading -- he's going next to phoenix, arizona. he's in the state on the heels of a major policy speech on afis

as the president addressed the nation from fort meyer in arlington promising a winning strategy in afghanistan. that's the topic of our flash survey. do you think it's a good idea to send more troops to afghanistan. so far, most of the people responding to our survey online, say, no. nbc blayne alexander joins us from the white house with reaction from capitol hill. hi, blayne. >> reporter: doreen, good evening to you. this is a time for president trump to hit the road. of course so many people still evaluating his major policy speech from last night. but he's also going in the wake of a lot of controversy last week over his response to the violence in charlottesville. so president trump is now moving on to a new issue, afghanistan, hoping to unit more people beyond just his traditional base. president trump headed to arizona and back to his base for a rally reminiscent of campaign days. ♪ his trip coming as many are still evaluating his most important policy

taking office. the president promising a winning strategy in afghanistan, but as for specific plans, not many. >> i will not say when we are going to attack, but attack we're will. >> his focus stop terror, clamp down on neighboring pakistan, a terrorist hide out and let ground conditions, not timetables, determine when to withdrawal. >> the only way we're can defeat an enemy and that's tactically as this enemy, is we're have to be as cagey as tactical as they are. >> from veterans, a mixed reaction. donald trump could have saved us all a lot of time last night if he would have taken to twitter and posted a photo of him kicking a can down the street and said, here is my policy on afghanistan. >> i think that he did a good job last night. i think that the changing status quo is important. >> and a similarly mixed bag as the president arrives in arizona after even the mayor asked him to stay

trump. he is bringing jobs back. he's helping the military. >> reporter: but the city also bracing for protests, as many are still reeling from the violence in charlottesville and the president's response. and president trump began his speech last night on afghanistan by denouncing hatred and denouncing bigotry and calling for a united country. jim, not many people are waiting to see whether he'll continue to that message during tonight's rally. back to you. >> blayne, thank you. substitute teachers in short supply, tonight the i-team is taking you inside the classroom as we're dig deeper into the problem and the impact is having on your child's education. >> this advertisement is getting attention for parents, but for all the wrong reasons why mothers say a local school district has offended them. >> we're showed you the damage after that major road project left hundreds of cars covered in debris. we're called it gunk. now one woman says her

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jim doreen, back to you. >> thank you. >> some teachers and students in our are

school. but one group needed is missing and in large numbers, too. >> an investigation by scott mack farlane and news 4 i-team reveals shorting number of substitutes. it's calling a daily crisis for principals and teachers trying to teach your kids. >> hold on. hold on. just want the boys, you know, to be down, just a bit. >> hariette sims could easily control any class. >> he said you are to use the kro chrome books. >> at north wood high school in silver springs. >> students know your name. >> oh, yes. >> students are sometimes excited to see her. >> and when they come in the room they say, yes, yes. i said what do you mean. we've got a sub. i said, what does that mean? i say you know the only thing i require is that you do your wo t

minimum, you know, i have terrible, you know, ears my ears are old, i can't stand a lot of noise. >> but the kids aren't nearly as excited. >> how are you doing. >> at the administrators that run the school. >> you can't just leave the classroom. >> absolutely cannot. >> even at the high school level, probably, particularly, at the high school level. >> there's a growing shortage of substitute teachers like harriett, under freedom of information act it's causing local schools to scramble. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> in three major local maryland school districts we've got daily shortfall in the number of subs available to fill in for teachers who are sick or on vacation. we're found all yearlong, a one day snapshot shows how severe, january 26, 2017, prince georges montgomery and frederick county needed a combined 2,000 -- they

500 jobs they couldn't fill. in fairfax county, there were shortages, too. a letter to parents in elementary in falls church said county wide we're experiencing a significant substitute teacher shortage. we've had teachers cover a full class in addition to their own. >> isn't some days hard to find a sub for your class. >> yes. >> in walkersville maryland elementary schoolteacher hides as teachers regularly fill in for their own colleagues. >> it's a really hard job to come in someone else's classroom. >> administrators and principles are being pulled from their duties. >> by any means necessary make sure that we're continue to have a class. >> the problem is more than inconvene yes, sir, it is disrupting classes in our area. teachers say planning meetings are being cancelled, grading is being slowed. the classes themselves are disruptive by a rotation of fill-in teachers. the unions say this is a problem

soon. >> and just people doing their job. >> not enough that want to do it. >> missy dirks rebounding economy shrinks the pool of people. and fast rising cost of rent and mortgages locally makes it difficult to live in a sub job that pays between 10 and $14 an hour, even they say it's too to working year around. >> if you wanted to, could you get 180 days of work a year. >> yes, if i wanted to, i could work every day. >> every day. >> every day. >> prince georges at montgomery county schools are staging job fares to recruit new substitutes. they just added 189 more subs to beef up their roster, school back in session there yesterday. >> staggering numbers. what you got coming up tomorrow night. >> we'll continue our investigation, our back to school weekend investigations of school showing the number of school employees arrested over the past few months do not have

we're going to talk about why some people think it needs to be more oversight over all the adults who work with students including those who don't have licenses an we'll tell you which positions in your child's school do not require a state license. >> and back to institutes, they don't need -- substitutes. >> they need not have a teaching license. they have to pass minimum level. >> interesting stuff. we'll look forward to it. >> thank you, scott. still ahead, anger in the aftermath of the charlottesville protest could -- christopher columbus, be the next target as demonstrators call for action against controversial monuments. we're have both sides of now growing debate. it's been two weeks and several hundred cars were damaged by a liquid asphalt on the road. now drivers are calling to tell us, that the cleaning process itself creating eve

more hot and humid weather, but amelia, this time yesterday, we were talking about the possibility of a tornado in southern maryland. >> yeah, exactly. and i called the national weather service this afternoon to see if they were going to go down and do a site survey. this is what happens pretty much across the entire country. they get damage reports and they'll go down and see if that was a tornado. this was a video that was shared to me on twitter as well as

facebook. some folks down in parts of southern maryland at that time. this was looking toward the chapeco area. it looks like a funnel cloud. you can't see it's absolutely touching the ground, but kind of convincingly, potentially, looking like a tornado. again, the national weather service, the latest that they're telling me, though, they did not receive, really, any damming reports that will be convincing enough to have them go down there to investigate if it were in deed a tornado. and more rural area down there. so i don't think that they'll be heading down. but i do think that there was probably a tor they dnado down and we're did receive damage reports in other areas not exactly where that tornado warning was from strong winds. tonight it is hot and humid out there. we're can see a thank you showers and thunderstorms over night -- and we're can see a few showers and thunderstorms over night tonight. tomorrow afternoon is looking nice. that means tomorrow is going to be our transition day, other than transitioning to more

summer like weather, we're transitioning to more fall-like weather. gorgeous thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. current temperatures coming in the low 90s. 89 right now in rusten. with the high humidity levels it's still feeling like temperatures are in the upper 90s in many location. here is where we're pull the storm chance from over night tonight. this line of rain and thunderstorms that's in far western maryland starting to move into the panhandle west virginia, like lissetly set to . it's going to be in far western maryland, parts of northern virginia around louden. faulk near. you'll notice the showers back around the i-81 corridor. that line fizzled down over night tonight. that front actually pushes through. it might touch off a few showers until

after that we're dry out. we're clear out and those humidity levels have dropped nicely. the morning commute tonight, have the umbrella, if you have to -- but the evening commute heading to the playground looking great. it's not only dry, but it's going to be nice and lower humidity levels. we're then look at thursday with high temperature of 81. low humidity. few clouds later in the day. maybe a few showers around later in the day. for most of us, 90% of us are going to be absolutely dry, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. and guys, look at the weekend, something to look forward to. low humidity and high temperatures around 80, doreen, both saturday and sunday. >> thank you, amelia. it was a top google search after the eclipse. the temporary side effects of yesterday's light show and it can be days before we're learn of any lasting impact. hundreds of cars caked in tarp-like substance. new reaction from the driver who says the clean up did more

christopher columbus is smashed by protesters in baltimore or maryland. ahead, the controversy surrounding columbus and the impact it could have on the name d.shington,

the mess, double the stress. >> new tonight, we're now know that nearly 700 drivers say their vehicles were splattered by liquid asphalt used in a road project road in wood bridge. that's about two times more than when we're first told you about the tar trouble later this month. >> julie carey joins us live now with word from several drivers who say that clean up isn't going too well. >> reporter: that's right. this car, though, clean up is just fine when this suv rolled in this morning, it was covered in that tarp. it was one of four companies that was contract today do the clean up. most of the tar cars like this one coming outlooking shiny again. but a few drivers have contacted us to say their clean up process, was not quite as lucky. before and after. matt goldman's pickup trucks and

better than they did two weeks ago. that's when they were among hundreds of drivers who splashed through tar slush and got spattered. it's now up to the vdot paving company to make things right, to pay for cleaning. but goldman is not satisfied with the work. there are still star specks in many spots on both vehicles and take a look at the under carriage, still a mess. >> vdot told me it was 100% satisfaction guaranteed. i know it's going to be hard to get everything off, but i think, well, i know i need some more cleaning. >> brenda's nearly new chevy cruise. she contacted us with a different concern. the cleaning process damaged the finish on her car's paint and dulled the grille and the trim. >> that's a lot of discoloration from the chemical or whatever they use to clean that

>> at the car that handled her vehicle and dozens of others the owner said they're trying hard to make customers happy. he said those who are not satisfied should let him know so he can work on a solution. >> we're try to work it out and i have done about close to 200 as of today. and i do have the complaint one or two, that's it. >> today the car wash sent an insurance adjuster to get a look at the car. the estimate 1,700 bucks to repair. as for matt goldman who used a different cleaner. he's still waiting for the paving company to satisfy his concerns. >> all right. moving on. we've got some audio, is

here. new details on a crash over night on i-395 that made a lot of you late for work this morning. one person died after an accident in the northbound lane that hov lane near the pentagon. take a look, the crash led to some serious backups and pushed traffic on to the main lanes. even 95 north was backed up. keith allen tweeted this picture to nbc washington as he drove by the crash. another person on twitter said, it took her nearly two hours to get from wood bridge to dc. everything is back to normal now. it's on the cover of the newspaper in new york. tonight, renewed calls to remove statutes and monuments honoring a man many call a villain of history. we're talking about italian explorer, christopher columbus. 76 foot statute honoring the columbus at -- it's one of many that could be on the chopping block. it comes two weeks after

supremacist protested removal of robert e. lee statute. there's also controversy over -- someone took a sledge hammer to the 225-year-old stone at harry run park and recorded the vandalism on video. the person can be heard calling columbus a racist slave owner. news 4 chris 4 explains it's a sentiment felt by a lot of people. >> this is a familiar site at union station in washington, d.c. the national columbus memorial. the revelations about christopher columbus's controversial past have caused dc councilman david russo to propose removing the name columbus from the district's attempt to gain state hood. >> i think we're should remove the statute, especially the one in front of union station. i think we're should change columbus day to indigenous day. >> this youtube video is from

oldest monument in america and posted the video on to you tube channel called popular resistance. >> as humans requires tearing down monuments to destructive forces and tearing down systems that maintain it. part of our evolution of new and ancient of democratic economics that center the need indigenous african-americans. >> they're members of the national christopher columbus association. >> i think that he has a complicated history. i think the fact that he discovered america is something that italians are proud of. >> these tours from italy are alarmed to hear that the statute of the famous italian explorer in baltimore was destroyed. >> it's a very unrespectful act. >> questions are being raised prompting discussions and a review of many of the actions and the character of people who, for

heroes. reporting from union station, chris gordon, news 4. the wife of the treasury secretary has apologized for blasting social media critic calling her own comments highly insensitive. you may have seen this photo in your news feed, luis and her husband steve getting off a government jet in kentucky. she captioned it using hashtags for the high-end fashions she wore and calling it a day trip. a woman commented writing, glad we're could pay for your little get away. and in a lengthy response, lynn ton appeared to belittle the woman and brag about her own wealth and called the woman adorably out of touch. she later deleted the post and made her account post. but the post had already gone viral. twitter comments weren't too kind. a treasury official tells bloomberg that she pays her own way when she travels with her husband on official business. chelseant

youngest son barron. tonight her comments on twitter have been retweeted 7,300 times and gotten about 45,000 likes. last night the daily caller attacked 11-year-old barron for wearing a t-shirt and shorts while traveling with his parents on air force one. the conservative news outlet said he was too casual. well, chelsea clinton was among those who defended barron on social media today. she said everyone should leave him alone and let him have the private childhood he deserves. let him be 11. >> leave him alone. and have the daily call went to airport or flown lately. people are not dressing up. >> they've barely got shoes on. >> still ahead, a local school district is apologizing for controversial campaign to promote their new app, why parents say, it just was inappropriate. >> it was the

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most people say they enjoy watching yesterday's eclipse. but some are concerned that looking up at the sun yesterday afternoon may have done some damage. >> the term solar eclipse headache spiked after the solar eclipse was over yesterday. it turns out it was just temporary. especially if you return from outside from work in a poorly lit office. but how do you know if you did any serious damage to your eyes? >> leon harris is working for you tonight with the warning

signs. >> the blurry vision might not come for a couple of days, hopefully most of you used the glasses and didn't look directly at the sun. you know, sometimes the urge to do that was just a little too great, even the president couldn't resist stealing a look from the white house balcony yesterday. when should you be concerned. generally, symptoms don't show up until about 12 hours after the damage has been done and that is the point. when you may start noticing some blurry vision, possibly dark spots in certain areas. most likely you're not going to feel any pain. that's because the retina doesn't have any pain fibers or pain receptors, that, could be a problem because it could mask real damage there is one way to test your eyes. you can printout this. it's call amzler grid. you look at this and you close each eye separately. focusing on that center dot and you look at it and see if the surrounding grid appears distorted in any way. let me show you what i mean by that.

you see that, that means you need to go see an eye doctor. in fact, if you notice any changes in your vision, it's probably a good idea to go and get it checked out as soon as possible. >> all right. well, a growing trend at gas stations allowing thieves to empty your account in just seconds. we're working for you with what to look out for. >> insulting and 1950s, how moms we're talked to describe a new add from the louden county school district. tonight at 6:00, reaction from those moms a nd

outrage over an adis

county school district did was racist, sexist and disrespectful. see for yourself, this is an ad from the school district's mobile app. it tells moms not to let their yoga pants get tied in a knot. news 4 kristin wright talks to parents and gets a response from school officials. >> reporter: she's a working mom of two girls f she's running for office for the first time as a state delegate in virginia. this is a mom who wants her daughters to know women can do anything. so she says she doesn't understand how the louden county school district got it so wrong. >> in a very weird 1950s' style that you would find that we're don't have a million things on our plate that we aren't building and running our own small businesses that we aren't working outside the home. >> many moms are upset over the ad that they put in the school paper to promote their act. the headline says, are you that mom? it goes on to say, the mom who is uncen

of school is. the mom who can't remember what time soccer practice ends. and don't let your yoga pants get tied in a knot. >> it really reinforced gender stereo type that seem so far out of date. >> they pulled an ad and video, they declined to talk to us on camera but said in a statement in part we're produced the video using broad satire, hoping people would not mind depiction of the hectic lifestyles in our area. we're apologize to anyone who might have been offended. also a louden mom, kristin does appreciate the school district's quick response. >> i like that they were so recepti receptive. they did take the ad down and issue an apology so quickly that most of us never saw the ad. >> this school district tells me the video received mostly positive feedback on their facebook page, but they took it down and pulled the ad in just four days. in louden county, kristin wright,

>> well, students in louden county will go back to school on thursday. >> yes, they will. and we're have a complete list of start dates for all other school districts in our region, just open our nbc washington app and search school start dates. >> you may want to take an extra second before filling up your gas tank. aaa says credit card skimmers are becoming more common in our area and they're getting harder to spot, too, in just the past few days there have been skimmers found in fairfax and howard counties and they've been found at both gas pumps and atms. in april the news 4 i-team told you how to protect yourself from skimmers experts say you should give a tug on the card reader to make sure a device hasn't been placed over it. many new skimmers are on the inside of the machine and gas pumps now have special security tape over the lock, if that tape says void or open, walk away. amelia is back with more about our weather, kind of hot and, i guess, kind of juicy out

what's going to happen tonight, you think? >> we're going to see some showers in the area tonight, and maybe some more showers tomorrow. we've got a lot of rain thand's going to lower humidity levels for the remainder of the week and beautiful weather, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. but right now, take a look at what i'm tracking on storm team 4 radar. you can see some broken line of thunderstorms. broken lines out there, actually, in far western maryland and panhandle. this line is moving pretty quickly to 30, 40 miles an hour. hagerstown could see some rain around 7:30 moving into frederick. i think it will slow down as it moves towards the dc metro area. if it holds together moving into the metro area around 10 to 10:30 at the earliest. so the next couple of hours we're going to be dry here. take a look at the road conditions, potentially, tomorrow morning for that wednesday morning commute, some wet road potentially out there. but by the evening, everybody is dry and thursday we're looking at your dry roads once again. tomorrow, a high temperature of 85, so almost ten d

we're start off the day kind of i havy out there. it's warmy, mug, in the afternoon and evening, we're see the weather take a turn for the better. humidity levels are falling. sunshine is coming out. really nice finish to your wednesday. take a look. tomorrow morning, it's muggy, by the afternoon hours start to gets more comfortable. through the weekend, very low humidity levels feeling more like fall, like september out there. for your thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday with high temperatures, jim and doreen around 80, again, very low humidity levels. >> that sounds wonderful. >> coming up in sports, a new redskins injury to tell you about, why this one hurts and part of the team already stru

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latest on the red skin injury report. >> everyone the most die hard redskins fan probably watching a preseason game like this. right. they probably were relievered to know that that game ended and nobody was seriously injured. we'll get some news today and another day, another starter sideline for the washington redskins, the center spencer long is the latest to join the injury party. he had to undergo knee surgery, we're should find out tomorrow multiple reports today it was a knee scope and long could return to action by the season opener.

surprising because long had not missed a moment of training camp or preseason snap. i can tell you with my own eyes. he did not have a limp saturday walking off the field following a game. he's a four-year pro. it will be the second year at starting center. a rookie now chase will replace him until long can return. now, injuries on the o line are not going to help turn this frown upside down. the redskins rushing attack is struggling, averaging just 2.9 yards per carry now against the packers. in the second quarter with the starters, it's an ugly .8 yards per rush. that was against the starters. combined 103 total rushing yards and remember the running game is suppose to be the focus and point of emphasis this week. this is a pass first offense, we're know that, the skins along with everyone else and everyone else's grandma we're know you've got to run to win. >> we've got to continue to push dirt, you know, every day is going tbe

some hiccups and we're have to keep working and has a ways to go. i feel like we'll get there. >> not going to give up on any stretch of the imagination. we'll have to continue with our plan and build on what we've done or haven't done, learn from it. move on and get ready for the bengals and try to figure out a new plan. >> definitely one of the storylines we'll watch out for us, the redskins return to practice tomorrow. now, for the washington nationals, it's like a head-on collision tonight, houston nats versus the astros two of the top three teams in the league. the most intriguing reason to watch this one. you get to see two of the best hitters in the game right now going head to head. the nats daniel murphy and the astros jose, he's actually the best hitter in the game, batting 362. also has the most hits, 171. coolest thing about him, he stands at 5'6". see him on eye level. as for murphy. he has the fifth best batting average in the

tonight's starter. just four for 21 against him and his career. we're watching all things. it's the oakland as in town. last night was the video, they got the win, but in the eighth, that's a's rookie hitting his first career home run, almost hit. he's barbecue out there. the young slugger, nicknamed after the legendary first baseman, and today they got to -- this is the guy he was nicknamed. >> who doesn't want to meet him, right. >> you see, this is my favorite part. the rookie got to face time another guy named powell. it was a little leaguer who is in tennessee and they face time. did you see that picture. they were face timing another, a third boot. >> all three. >> the littlest. so all three with the data. college football is almost upon us. this will be a year for maryland. this fall marks t

of turk football. 125 years. it's pretty cool. it will be a lot better if they can make it special. today the final open practice for the media for the 2017 before the season opener against the 23rd ranked texas longhorns. still no word on who the starting quarterback will be in austin for that game. for a team that finished starting the year at the home of one of the most football programs will not be easy. second year coach, dj tells us why they're up to the task. >> so, you know, great program and it's a road game and i think, you know, if you want to be successful, you're at the road, half the games are on the road and so we're just got -- as a young team, learn right away. it's all part of it. i think our guys will be ready, up for the challenge, we're excited about it, you know, we're know it's a really good football team. it's a good test. >> so second year as head coach. what do you think they are as

you guys, guess? 17 points. >> 17. >> you guys are playing with me tonight. it's early, i was thinking 17 points against texas isn't too bad. >>

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