being a former ku klux klan leader. >> and it mass nothing to do with the rally in charlottesville. that priest admits to making bombs, to burning crosses and targeting people because of their race. tonight as we learn new clues about what prompted his confusion, we are hearing from two of his victims. >> and mark segraves is digger deepening into the skeletons. and mark, what have you learned? >> that's right, in his article on the archdiocese of arlington's website, father atchison had said that he had come forward because of the recent events in charlottesville, but now we know the diocese put out a statement saying that in fact a freelance reporter had been asking questions and mhad fount out about the priest's past and was about to publicly out him that's why he came forward. and we also know that an informant

atchison was dangerous, that he was actually unstable and that he was plotting guerrilla warfare against blacks. father atchison hayes bes beaen priest since 1988, currently at saint leo the great. but in the late 1970s while at the university of maryland, the soon to be priest was the leader of a ku klux klan group and he was convicted of threatening to kill coretta scott king. fbi records also releague father atchison was charged in carroll county, maryland with having illegal explosives after pipe bombs and molotov cocktails were found at his home. he was also charged in prince george's county and howard county with cross burns. one of those was on the front lawn of barbara and phillip butler's home in college park. they say if the catholic priest is truly seeking forgiveness, h

his kkk group who helped him to burn those crosses. >> as big as that cross was, he needed help to put that cross up on the ground. >> reporter: father atchison has offered to meet with the butlers, but the couple is reluctant. >> not too much to say to him because he was a ku klux klan. >> i will never ever forgive him. we didn't deserve this. >> now, the butlers are still owed $23,000 that the court ordered atchison to pay them back in the '70s. and now they want 40 years of interest on that money. the church has offered to ensure that the priest makes restitution. >> pretty shocking story. tell us more about what the priest has been doing in between these two. >> we know that he was a student at the university of maryland in the 70s kate when he wwhen he w the ku klux klan, convicted of threatening the life of coretta scott king and this cross burning. and ordered to pay that money. and then h

his life that we know nothing about in the mid '80s. he showed back up at a semg flaer for t accept fla acceptary for the cat liwhich i can churn. but he said he was coming forward now because of charlottesville just saying he was involved in the ku klux klan. but we now know that he was the leader of this ku klux klan group, that he threatened coretta scott king and others and he was very much involved in making pipe bombs. >> and was the church aware of any of this? >> the church says they were aware before he joined the priest are hood of his criminal path past, but not of the money he owes to this family. >> all right. more to come. satisfaction and also anger this afternoon? sharlgs. some cheered as the is the chews of two confederate generals were covered, others started a shouting match near the monument. city council d

statues of lee and stonewall jackson as the city mourns the deadly violence there earlier this month. the fallout over charlottesville prompting a major change at a place of worship here in d.c. news 4 has learned the national cathedral is speed being up its decision making on what do about two stained glass windows. they memorialize robert e. lee and stonewall jackson. church officials say a decision is, quote, coming soon. and not next summer as previously planned. imagine you're walking down the street and then suddenly slammed, you're hit by a dump truck and dragged more than 60 feet. tonight a young woman opens up about a horrific ordeal that she says nearly killed her. as charges against the driver of that truck are yet to be filed. pat collins has been following this story and he's live in northeast d.c. with an update for us. >> reporter: police say

dump truck driver failed to yield to the pedestrian, but there is more to it than that. you see, that truck kept on going. it struck the pedestrian. it rolled over her legs, it dragged her down the street. it put her in the hospital. and tonight she's talking about it. she's been in the hospital now for more than five weeks. she's had eight operations. she still can't walk. today by phone, bianca butler talked about what it was like are xwhen she was run over by a gigantic dump truck. >> almost drove me to my best. i don't know what to do. i was praying for my life. almost about to die. my legs was crushed. >> reporter: it happened july 11 on south dakota avenue and 33rd street northeast. the dump drum from ft. myer construction. police say that the dump truck was trying to make a right hand turn here, but

to cross the street, that the front wheefl of the truck ran over her legs and dragged her 67 feet down the street before the driver heard her screams and brought that truck to a stop. did he talk to you after this happened? >> all he said is i'm so sorry about what happened. i said that's all you got to say? i can't walk because of you. >> reporter: according to the police report, investigators determined that the truck driver failed to yield. the driver of the truck identified as 62-year-old ismael allege have al alvarez. and at the time, he was awaiting trial in a hit and run crash. in that case it's alleged he drove his fort mird trut. myer galg u gallaudet student and left the scene. ethan zimmerman, the victim, suffered brain injuries and broken bones. he is still re

office will determine the exact charges in the south dakota avenue case. and that harnts happened yet. ft. myer construction says alvarez didn't drive for them anymore. ft. myer says it is cooperating with the police. back to you. >> pat collins for us tonight, thank you. a chain reaction crash, next be an explosion and then a death. police say the dump truck driver who triggered in inferno on i-70 back in january was on his phone when he slammed in to the back of jake jackson's suv. prosecutors say there is insufficient evidence to charge the driver. jackson had stopped to make way for a congressional motorcade at the time. witnesses also question whether the motorcade was being operated safely. investigators said the driver mad ten seconds to see and stop, but failed. we called the driver, he said he just wants to move on with his life and then hung up. president trump unpluchinged. the commander

unskrichted remarks from last night. are sta are still making waves. blayne alexander has more. >> reporter: certainly a world of difference between the two speeches from the president that were less than 24 hours apart. now, what is notable about last night's speech is president trump was speaking at a campaign rally. that was not an official white house event. so for nearly 77 minutes, we heard the president speaking largely unscripted just as he did before he was elected. in two days, two vastly different tones from president trump. today in a speech to the american legion -- >> it is time to heal the wounds that divide us and to seek a new unity based on the common values that unite us. >> reporter: but last night as a campaign rally in phoenix -- >> the only people giving a platform to these hate

the media itself and the fake ne news. >> reporter: the president facing renewed backlash after defiantly retreading his response to charlottesville. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms hatred, big oat frid bigotry and violence. that is me on saturday. >> reporter: but leaving out the words on many sides. the president taking swich swip arizona senators and backing the rest into a corner on his controversial border wall fp. >> if we have to close down our government, we're building that wall. >> reporter: a far cry from monday's scripted address on afghanistan. >> i think we know which one is the real one about that i think the real one showed up in phoenix. >> reporter: president trump today signing a bill to improve

a presidential act potentially overshadowed by a speech reminiscent of his presidential campaign. and we'll likely see some political ramifications from that 1350e67 speech as well. his jabs at fellow republicans only put further strain on his relationship with police own party. and of course they will need to work together and in hand if they hope to accomplish anything when congress returns from recess next month. back to you. >> blayne alexander at the white house, thank you. to our weather forecast now. and change is in the air. you can feel it. >> and you know school is starting back and summer is winding down. doug, i think the weather is cooperating with that reality. >> yeah, it feels much more like zeft septemb september than august. so if you have the weekend plans, let's show you the frontal boundary. and that front, y

the norfolk area. all of that is making its way down to the south and east. we have much cooler air that is currently moving on in. how about that beach forecast? one of the last we've forecast beach forecast for many of us. water temperature 76. and with the on shore flow, it will get breezy and cool. 76 on sunday. if you are going to the beaches on sunday, make sure you take a jacket, a sweater. coming up, i'll take a look at what could become tropical storm or hurricane harvey and its impact on our labor day weekend. you take your children to school and expect them to be safe. but one mother says that didn't happen for her child. tonight she's telling the iteam what parents look lead for to spot signs of abuse. >> reporter: months ago federal immigration agents came to the fairmont gardens apartment and arrested several people. two are filing suit.

say their rights were violated. and sidelined by scandal. it's one of our top stories as we learn why a sports announcer was singled t because ofou

fns fences are going up, bu some residents are refusing to leave. twr tracee wilkins, officials say the building wasn't safe and residents were supposed to be gone 6 hours ago? >> reporter: yes, that's right. and this fence wasn't even here six hours ago, but they have gotten it up and con dose boado, but they just got their final warning to leave about 20 minutes ago. >> this property has been deeped unsafe for habitation. for your safety, you are being ordered to evacuate the property. wrrtd home >> reporter: home is changing today. what do you take when you only have hours? >> whatever fits in my car. >> reporter: the police are going door to door telling you time is up. what are you looking at

here? >> my investment. what i spent to buy this place. >> reporter: work has already begun to secure the property. it's well past the deadline for people who live in the condominiums to leave. for the families -- >> my daughter and my granddaughter, she has a 2-year-old daughter and she's pregnant, so it's hard. >> reporter: a new home means new schools, new transportation plans and a new life that renters and owners didn't ask for because many of them can't afford it. >> you are robbing us of a place to stay. like it's a reason why these people chose to stay here. you get what i'm saying? because it's affordable to us. >> reporter: the buildings are falling apart, costly fire code violations are the reason behind this mass evacuation. residents can't help but think one day this place will be better, but not for them. >> getting everybody out. and then they will rebuild it, sell it for

that's what they do afternoon all the stations. >> reporter: as youafternoon all the stations. >> reporter: as you can see, residents are still here and police are saying they need to take advantage of these resources to find out where they can go. but they all have to be out of here by 7:00 p.m. reporting live in temple hills, i'm tracee wilkins. >> and i see the police are there and they have gotten the 20 minute warning. does that mean this they will start arresting people if they are not gone by 7:00? >> reporter: they are calling this a humanitarian effort. they don't want to arrest anyone. they understand that there a lot of fear and a lot of apprehension, people don't want to leave their homes. they are hoping that it doesn't have to come to that. they are doing what any call soft knocks to have conversations with people and encourage them to come on out and leave. a lot of people who were still standing around have gone. but the hope is that they will not have to arrest anyone. it depends on how the residents respond of course.

people afraid to go to work, to school, even to leave home for the grocery store. that is the everyday life of residents at one apartment complex in annandale after an immigration raid in february. now a move by a rights group may ease some of their fears. kristin wright has that story. >> reporter: many at fairmont gardens in anna dale live in fear. i.c.e. has been here more than once. news 4 has learned two men arrested last winter filed a civil suit against i.c.e. and michelle larue applauds them. >> i think it's a strong message to give to i.c.e. and all law enforcement agencies across the world. >> reporter: on february 17, i.c.e. arrested several people at fairmont gardens. someone recorded this video of agents in the van they took away in. >> i.c.e. agents got out looking

him, and so they basically arrest some other people that they do find instead. they call it collateral arrests. we call it racial profiling. >> reporter: this legal aide assign simon, filed the lawsuit say claiming that i.c.e. detand the man only because they appeared to be of latino ethnicity. and the suit said i.c.e. is encouraged to stop people without reasonable suspicion. we asked i.c.e. they don't comment on pending lawsuits but told fuss part i.c.e. conducts targetedism grace enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy. i.c.e. does not conduct sweechs or raids that target aliens indiscriminately. the two men face detore ta deportation takering in january. do you remember where you were when the ground started shaking? >> i do.

washington monument when the whole region experienced an earthquake. chris lawrence has a look back at that historic day. we don't get many of these. >> sure don't. this one caught everybody by surprise. my family included. we just don't get a 5.8 magnitude quake. and this one hit just before 2:00 in the afternoon on a workday. >> i just felt the building starting to shake. >> my desk started shaking. >> we felt the walls moving. >> at the time like a train. >> this happening here? it happened when i was in california, but not in maryland. >> ran out after my captain. sglefsh ran o >> everyone ran outside. first one out the door. >> first before the women and children. yeah. no one died. hardly anyone was injured. but to this day, we're still feeling the aftershocks of that earthquake. at the national cathedral,

and they are still trying to finish the repairs. it opened cracks in the washington monument and compromised the elevator. national park officials had to close the monument for three years. and it's never truly recovered from all that shaking. and remember that was only the beginning. four days later, eye reairene e as a category 1 hurricane. it brought down power lines and trees on top of roads, cars, enhomes. more than a million families and businesses lost power and officials had to postpone the dedication of the new martin luther king jr. memorial. what a week. at the time my daughter was only four weeks old when the earthquake hit. my wife took her out for the first time since giving birth. they were having lunch in downtown d.c. when everything started shaking. she had to grab the baby and run out the door. i lived in california for and i had years, so earthquakes were no big deal f

that she and sophie were okay, scared but okay, i never felt so relieved. >> that was a wild day for so many of us. >> what a memory. thanks. as we reflect on the past, others are bracing for what is ahead. doug and amelia are tracking the timing of tropical depression harvey and how it could affect our labor day plans. and samsung hopes to put out the flames of contr this is the moment. the moment you could put yourself in the driver's seat of a new mercedes-benz.

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welcome back. i've come back from the eclipse. amelia had to deal with a tornado. and i cokcome back and now we'r tracking the tropical depression that could become a storm. >> yeah, and as we look to labor dayweekend, every time you're gone we xweget blessed with a tornado warning. so no more vacation for you. >> but every time i come back the weather is phenomenal. plenty of blue skies. nothing going on across our region. it is really just a beautiful day. yesterday high temperatures into the 90s. the heat index was close to 100. today no heat index at all. it's currently 84. those temperatures dropping through the 70s. 79 by 9:00 down to about 75 by 11:00. so really flies weather this evening. look at the current temperatures around the rest of the area, already down

fredericksburg and win chester. we did have some hours in southern maryland, but that is moving south and east. tomorrow sunshine, a great afternoon. high temperature of 82 degrees. but i did tell you we are tracking not just the front that is moving through our region now, but we're tracking tropical depression harvey which is down in the gulf of mexico. with more on that and our weather, amelia is taking a look. >> and it's really the southeastern part of the state as harvey continues to make its way toward texas. it's not about winds with this storm system, it's all about the rain. take a look at the latest track. there is the latest sats lig ee image. expected to strengthen to a tropical storm throughout day tomorrow, maybe becoming a hurricane as it makes lawful on friday around corpus christi. but here is the thing. take a look at what happens after that. usually we track storms mg

10 miles per hour. but in storm system just does not move on into monday. and that is going to lead to major flooding issues. take a look at the potential rainfall amounts out around the houston area. anywhere from about 10 to 20 inches of rain. so we look back to other storms and fwhapdwhat happened in a si situation, and that brings untropical storm up tropical storm allison. it caused $9 billion in damage. and it's the only tropical storm, so not a hurricane, but a tropical storm that actually had its name retired because of the damage. >> and we'll be watching that very closely not just for those in houston. we'll see pictures similar to this one. but for our weather right into the weekend, some fantastic weather saturday and sunday, although a little bit on the cool side. but look, even on our forecast, we are tracking harvey into next week.

of labor day weekend. that is something that we will track very closely. i'll have a little bit more on this at 6:45. it's a story every parent should see before sending their children back to school. >> up next, a news 4 iteam investigation into the risk inside some local classrooms and why some adu

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>> new faces are arriving in school and not just the students. >> educators must pass a back grounds check, but not all are licensed by the state and an investigation by scott macfarlane reveals hundreds have no license and much less to lose if they break the rules. >> reporter: when the bill rings on the first day, kids meet their new instructors. >> you liked him? >> we did. and we trusted him and we thought that he cared about our son. >> reporter: this mom's teen took a theater class at north wood high in 2012 with aaron la mere. we're not showing her face. >> this is a guy who saw kids regularly. >> all day. >> reporter: nights and weekends, too. >> holidays. >> reporter: she says la mere became close with her teen and then took advantage. >> it

>> it happened behind the theater stage. in a room that you can take the child into and you can lock and shut the door. >> reporter: la mere eventually needed guilty to sex offense and indecent exposure. he would not speak with the iteam about his case. >> it's a horrible thing to look at your child and seat amount of fear in their face. >> reporter: thing is la meream fear in their face. >> reporter: thing is la mere was not licensed to teach. he was a media technician who helped run the theater program. and a news 4 impt teinvestigati he's one of a rigz number accused of a adussaults student. all schools require a background check but only for teacher, administrators, sigh coal giss, but not for aides oac

vow cat, the unlicensed have less to lose. >> they are not licensed, they leave the school and no one is the wiser. >> no formal red flag? >> no formal red flag. and that is dangerous. >> reporter: local police have arrested a series of unlicensed educators including this aid who has pleaded guilty to abusing two dozen students and dionte care away oig who pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting elementary school kids. >> are they able to groom a kid as well as a licensed teacher who sees the kid 50 minutes a day every day? >> they are often more times better able to groom kids. >> reporter: because she says they may have more access to the students outside the classroom. >> those people are often alone more one-on-one, often have more

intimate relationships with kids because they are helping kids who have been acting out. >> reporter: two time this is spring, police arrested montgomery county public school security guards to sexual improprieties with students. the law requires no get licenses. only prince george's county which uses special licensed please in its buildings does so. >> told you so. tolgd y told so you. >> reporter: that's why this mom is address vvocating that they e licensing. >> they are implementing better system to say watch over the volunteers or these parra educators that come on to a campus, but it is nowhere near where it needs to be. >> the iteam revealed hundreds of job openings in three major local school districts and found nearly a third of the jobs require no state licensure, that includes montgomery county schools, the one that told us

protect kids, but they said, quote, mcps will continue to review all tactics and strategies to ensure the safety of our students in school buildings and school facilities. and this is an ongoing concern for all school districts. >> so many concerns for parents and things that they need to be talking to their kids about. and you have another one tomorrow. >> another safety concern, a distracted driving on the rise near our local school buildings in a big way we're told and what we found is that these cases are happening by the hundreds and so we went i guess on the road so to speak on the safe road, to show the impact of texting especially with the new apps. texting while driving. it even surprised us what we found. >> okay. scott macfarlane, thank you. we have letteredhave heard statues being removed, but the removal by espn is generating a whole lot of backlash

the network is swapping out a broadcaster who happens to share the name with robert e. lee for the uva season opener. espn says that it's robert lee will announce pitts's first game instead of uva. as you can imagine, this has been the most talked about story on our facebook page today. one person asking if ashton kutcher is about to tell us that we have all been punked. we've been asking what you think of this move. and so far the overwhelming majority have said it doesn't seem to make a whole lot of sense. still ahead, a local radio station silenced after thieves target the studio. and powerball jackpot is growing. of course that means the excitement a gre excitement is growing too. we're crunching the numbers. >

only on news wi4, a crime about people working to do something good. burglars destroyed a community radio station overnight. pl employees say it cuts deep. >> reporter: we acts radio has been here near the interception of good hope and mlk for five years. their mission, speaking truth to power and giving a voice to the disenfranchised. today they are off the air because somebody broke in last night and stole virtually all of their equipment, computers, hard drive, microphone, cameras. but the founders say the thieves got more than just equipment. >> they stole all the most important equipment, the equipment that take us off the air. and that is what i know. >> we were sponsoring the

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about president trump from hillary clinton's much anticipated book titled "what happened." >> it comes out next month and it contains stories from the 2016 presidential campaign. "morning joe" aired exclusive audio clips from the book including one with reaction from this debate where then candidate trump stood strictly behind clinton as she spoke. >> it was incredibly uncomfortable. he was literally breathing down my neck. my skin crawled. it was one of those moments where you wish you could hit pause and ask everyone watching, well, what would you do? do you stay calm, keep smiling and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space? or do you turn, look him in the eye and say loudly and clearly back up you creep. get away from me. i know you live tove to intimid

me, so back up. >> andrea mitchell joining us. you were on the campaign trail with hillary clinton and her team and in her book, some he talks about things that she wishes that she could do over. tell us about that. >> reporter: we have only have these twocerptexcerpts. but i'm told that she really wrestled with the blame game, but what did it all mean. she says it was joyful, there were moments that xwr i will ra good i wi exhilarating. and her closest and i hide said there were times when she cracked up and getting looped. and cracked up laughing as we all know hillary clinton's laugh. she did enjoy a lot of memories stwra

they released, and we haven't seen the whole book, but that excerpt about that debate, that was the second debate, two days after the "access hollywood" tape had been released. felipe told me at times she didn't want to shake his hand on the stage she was so disgusted by it all. and then they, steve ban nnon a the others and trump campaign tried to intimidate her viking back by parading out paula jones and all of the women, past woman who had accused bill clinton. obviously a very difficult moment. they were sitting in the frornt rowbleachers there. she was very tense and nervous. and then he was circling her and you saw in the pictures around her and around her and was looming over her as she described it. and she decided not to challenge him on that. she did challenge him o

hollywood," but she have didn't challenge on the body movements and getting in her space. and now is thinking about was that the right thing to do. >> and you and i both were in the arena in philadelphia. there had to be memorable moments in this book from that week. what are some of the things that she he says she will remember? >> the forward to the book which frames the book is going write expensively about philadelphia as you remember what it was like then. and that was one of the high moments. and when her granddaughter came running in as she was practicing her speech and she was wearing white when which is what she wore when she went over the top in the navy yard in brooklyn when she confirmed after the new york debate -- new york primary that she had won in california, that she had won the nomination becoming the first woman of a major party to win the nomination. so those historic moments will lastit

she feels she let everyone down and that she will have to live with that for the rest of her life. >> a lot of an titicipation to r it in her own words. thank you for share yourg shouts. and you can hear more exefrpts from the book tonight at 7:00 on night"nightly news." here at the live desk, we're learning new details about the u.s. navy collision at sea of the family of one of the sailors who was reported missing after the collision is from our area. kevin dusch accoubushell. he was on the "uss john mccain" when it collided with an oil tanker. ten sailors were initially reported missing. a family spokesperson just issued a statement saying our family asks for privacy during this very difficult time as we continue to wait for further rm

our thoughts and prayers go out to the faech amily and friends e other missing sailors. the mccain is part of the 7th fleet which has experienced four accidents already this year. the naefr dismissed the fleet commander and is preparing to suspend all ship operations for one day to review safety procedures. >> thank you, chris. and want to turn to doug kammerer to talk about this forecast. wasn't sure you were coming back. i thought the eclipse would have just drafted o eddrifted off -- >> we had so much fun watching your reaction. have you settled down yet? >> no. i want to go fwlback there so b. this was so cool one of the time collapses that we did show. this is chuck bell and i. >> sigh evencience rules. >> oh, my god. that is the coolest

seen. that is the coolest thing i've ever seen. amazing. >> it really was cool. and you asked me if i'm done. if i could follow this around the world, i would just be on a plaechb right now and continuing to go around because that is how cool it really s. was. >> and you could travel to every eclipse. there is one, what, every year or so? >> there is one down around chile next year. right now we have 100% sunshine today. really a nice afternoon. 81 at martinsburg, 82 at culpeper. we will cool fairly quickly through the rest of the evening hours. so maybe doing dinner, should be good for that. rain wise, we saw showers around southern maryland, those are exiting the region. and leaving behind it,

take a look at the numbers. we're in the 80s hire, but by tomorrow, look at the 70s just back to the north and west. that is the air mass that will be moving in across our region. so as we look toward the next 10 days, one thing you do not see, there is no more heat. yesterday we were in the 90s. i don't have even a day over 82. and i have all 70s as we ahead towards next week. notice tracking harvey as we look toward the end of next week and of course in weekend, looking pretty good. 79 on your saturday, 76 on sunday. turn the ac off, low hum

the first two red kskins ga show the team has a way to go. jordan reed working his way back and hoping to make an immediate impact. carol malonely repo ly reports familiar face and the new guy to hand him the ball. >> reporter: number 86 making the best kind of first impression for the 2017 season. jordan reed looking like jordan reed. >> feeling good. felt obviously great to be back out there with my teammates and getting back to work. >> how does your toe feel? >> feels pretty good. 100% ligright now. >> reporter: wreahis return sho help spark the offense. but another injury forces a rookie to step up. he's putting

>> historic offensive line and being a part of the second wave of that, we obviously have a if normal offensive line even being in this group is a very cool feeling. and something pretty special to be a part of. >> how many different ways has your name been pronounced about. >> probably 3 0 to 50. >> reporter: teammates call him rudy. we came call him the redskins starting center. >> thacnks 37. add a world title to the rockville native. this footage today from par ris. of course you remember her from the rio games. first u.s. woman to win an laik wrestling title. she took home the world title. all five of her opponents by a combined

and the nationals are in houston. and you know dusty is a man of many talents. add wine con soewer to the list. he own as vineyard out in california.sewer to the list. he own as vineyard out in california. baker family wines now being distributed locally. his daughter designed the baseball centric label. the stores only have the zzin i dell, but this is great for m h barbecues. the wine comes from the russia river valley. and it is a full body dark fruit brine. and the store said that they only are getting it sent 1. so you have to wait for that one.

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