>> this is fox5 local news at ten. right now at ten, a fox a five exclusive, a virginia priest stepped down from his post after revealing he was once a queue cluks clan leader. those who were clans men, who were skinheads came forward and trying to start a new life i think we should reach out and forgive. tonight a man he terrorized

sharing his story with fox5. and president trump rallies in arizona as thousands come out to protest. we're live in phoenix with the details. the news at ten starts right now he burned crosses even threatened to kill correspond receipt a scott king tonight we've learned even more about the virginia priest who revealed his troubled past as a queue cluks clan leader. i'm shawns and i'm tony perkins. father aitcheson terrorized residents 40 years ago. he stepped down from his post and now his targets are of terror are speaking out. fox5's marina maracco continues our exclusion exclusive story. >>reporter: 40 years passed, this pass published yesterday in the catholic herld we would like to know little to nothing about the hurt this man once

the kkk. we've made several attempts to contact father william aitcheson. his silence has made it clear he doesn't want to be found. one of the african-american families target ed by aitcheson suffered his hatred acts including a cross burning on their front lawn. tonight they asked not to appear on camera until they sought legal counsel and he when askedded 40 years later they had for given aitcheson they still had no answer. the catholic church has remained siel lint with only a public statement, sad and deeply troubling. fox5 has continued to dig and has uncovered disturbing details about aitcheson's past. the de come positioned exielings by the fbi. anonymous letters to his widow correspond receipt a scott king days before her scheduled appearance athe

late 1970s. letters present which the fbi recovered fingerprints and eventually tied back to william aitcheson, then a junior and the leader of the k kk lodge at umd threatening letters spelled out with cutouts saying stay off the university of maryland campus or you will die. another one read, after frik a or death by frin muching rgs take your pick. l earlier we spoke with a member of the prince george's county naacp. here's how he recalls aitcheson 's actionses. during the meeting we got a call from the fbi that we had to evacuate the building because there was going to be an attempt to fire bomb the building that we were in. this particular head of the queue cluks clan, he had also planned on fire bombing northwestern high school. jackson says he's a catholic man and he forgives aitcheson. in the meantime some of the local families \effect\affected by his hateful acts say they have yet to receive the civil

they're owed and are hoping this public confession is one step closer to closure. tony, shawn. >> thank you, marina. tonight thousands of people flooded the streets of phoenix ahead of president trump's rally. pro testors lined up as early as 8 a.m. protestors also turned out hoping to send a mess aiming following the president's comments last week about charlottesville. fox's matt california contact is live in phoenix with more on the turnout . matt. hi, guys, good evening. we are about a block away -- well, about two blocks away from the convention center i'm going to try and put this for you together inen too iks. this whole block is covered with protestors. the whole two blocks to the left and two blocks to the right also covered with he protestors. if i had to guesstimate i would guess over 3,000 people showed up to pro test the president's visit here i

a few hundred people. they marched over to the convention center, protesting the president 's visit and the rally out here, the protest just grew and grew and grew and grew. now , here's the best part. it has been pieceful so far. you probably heard that leading up to this protest a lot of people in this city were on edge. they were worried about violence. a lot of people here have been talking about what happened in charlottesville with hate groups . a lot of people have been talking about neo nazis and the kkk, but right now everything has been pieceful. the phoenix police department has been out in absolute full force and there is a buffer, a whole street buffer as well as barricades separating the pro test and separating the people going into the convention center. now as for that about 19,000 people are expected to hear president donald trump tonight and if you're not familiar with what was going on here. former sheriff joe ar b

, he's a pretty controversial figure around these parts. president trump was reportedly considering a pardon for former sheriff joe apio but it's come down that that's probably not going to happen, these protestor ses at least the ones i've talked to are calling a victory. again, pieceful as can be so far. a loft people are hoping it stays that way for the rest of the night. matt, that is certainly good news to hear that things have been pieceful. president trump, did he start about six minutes ago? any idea how long he is expected to talk there and what the plans are after that a speech? >> yeah, well, i do know that the motorcade just rolled by a little bit ago. the event was scheduled to start at 7 p.m. if we had to guest we'd say until about p:30, maybe seven:45. we know how the president can go off the prompter as it were and kind of add will i be. afterwards

hotel around phoenix and he'll depart tomorrow morning. he was in hmm a, arizona a little earlier today at a military base there looking at some of the new technology before he headed here . so he will be making a day out of his arizona trip. thank you he so much. certainly we can see everything going on. we appreciate the update. i want to take you to some breaking news right now in prince george's county, police are on the scene in bladensburg lindsay watts joins us now for the very latest on what's going on. lindsay. >>reporter: this is certainly something you don't see every day, a crime scene in front of a police station. we're here at bladensburg police headquarters we have been trying for the last hour to get information from bladensburg police about what happened. they are not saying for now. we don't have any information confirmed on the record. for now we can just show you the scene. there is crime tape encircling the white car. a police officer here

have been part of a crime. sky fox was overhead about an hour ago and we'll show you that video now. the chopper caught an ambulance leaving the scene. so this is all the information that we can tell you for now. there are police cars out here with lights flashing, crime tape around a white vehicle here. i tried to find out if any officer s had been hurt. i asked that question. nobody here is saying anything but hopefully we are going to be a able to get some information confirmed for you you soon, just as soon as we do we'll bring that to you. we're now we're live in bladensburg, lindsay watts, local news. we're also follow ing breaking news in clinton where a car accident has sent two people to the hospital the accident happened around eight. two people were flown from the scene with life threatening injuries. we'll bring you more information about this as soon as it comes into the news

are blasting espn over a controversial decision to pull a university of virginia football announcer because of his name. now, this is a picture of the announcer, robert lee. clearly he is asian. a spokesperson for espn confirmed he will be replaced for the september 2 game in charlottesville out of concern his name willow fend people at the game. espn re lease a statement that says we collectively made the decision with robert to switch games as the tragic events in charlottesville were unfolding simply because of the coincidence in his name. in that moment it felt right to all party. it's a shame that this is even a topic of conversation and we regret that who calls play for play for a football game has become an issue. fox5 is in prince george's county where officials have deemed a condominium unsafe and have ordered all residents to move out by noon tomorrow. while investigating the line hill condominiums. fox5 found horrible conditions including \hole\wholes in the ceiling,

and an abandoned toiment and a strong odor in the hallways. residents have also complained of rats, myself and flies. prince george's county fire chief made the announcement today, but it did not go over too well with some of the residents. for 24 hours, what is that going to do for me? because if they sent me to this hotel for seven days, after the seven days they're not helping us. >> we understand your frustration. >> no, you don't understand. this is my place right here. this will be my place, me, my dogs, my cat will live here. >> many residents are concerned about where they call. coming up, kansas city soaked by heavy rains. the latest on the historic flooding there as the region braces for even more rain . plus, kids are heading back to school and that means less time to check their devices . the apps you need to know to keep your children safe. .

>> if your kids aren't book in school yet they will be soon and that means teenagers will be spending more time online outside of your watchful eye. tonight we have a warning present the experts about some apps you may want to keep off your teenager's phone. fox5's evan lambert shows us. >>reporter: have you had the talk with your kids. not that talk, but cyber security expert reginald correspond bet says the other one about what appses are appropriate for them to use on their phonies just as important the tech talk, it's the other talk. have that conversation. get involved with them. you can ask them what would you do to set security settings on their phone. this school year there are some new apps you ma i not know about like sar hard raised tonight which allows people to seek feedback from anything from their looks to their personality .

s like yellow that sound innocent but really end up being a kind of tender for teens. they upload pictures and swipe left to right to decide whether or the not he dhe should chat. hot or not, is another one just like it. your child could think they're speaking with another kid when in reality they could be talking to an adult. we have a sort of a little bit an agreement that i can go in if i want to, but i sort of don't. mom admits she doesn't monster her 12 year old daughter's phone as much as she probably could. part of it comes from a lack of average. i feel i know my own kid a little bit so i sort of trust her and the other thing is i don't really know that much about apps which makes it quite dangerous, but there is a new app allowing parents to take back some control. it's called reply asap and parents can actually lock their kids' phone until they respond to their message.

being a bit annoying or so. i can't imagine you doing that, though. in northwest, evan lambert, fox5 a local news. >> you can't imagine it now, but just wait. a live look there. how about that? that is the capital wheel out at flat harbor lit up and going on this hot evening. hopefully we've got a little relief coming our way. we've had a couple of thunderstorms and there is still some out there. there is some out there and a that's a sign that relief is coming. just in the nick of coming. it was really trop cli hot today with a high temperature of 92 but enough humidity that it felt like it was in the triple digits today, but a cool front is coming to the rescue and one of the big signs that it's coming is that we're seeing some strong thunderstorms even in this late hour. there's not much in the d.c. area. we're keeping showers and storms especially to our north. up

northeastern aberdeen and we have some strong warnings up in advance of the storms as they head into northeastern maryland and delaware. as we look back out pretty much west of interstate 81 there's another cluster t of showers. i don't see lightening, but i see some downpours. that's just ahead of a cool front that's going to try to cross the area very late tonight and during the day tomorrow and it is going to be bringing relief. the front is touching off those showers and storms tonight, a nice push of cool air. most of the storms will be north of the district, but i couldn't rule it out in the district. not expecting too much in the way of thunder as that comes on through. let me show you the relief much it's 85 now. it's still uncomfortable. it's still humid. a little rain cooled in the northern suburbs because the showers have been passing by, but then you you can see places like pittsburgh, detroit, chicago down to 730, 7n

tomorrow's high temperature. there could be some showers around in the morning and again you may see some of those overnight with a temperature of 77. by noon can't rule out a few hit or miss showers. by 5:00 we should see the sky start to brighten here locally with a temperature of 83. noticeably lower humidity. some storms may still pop south of the district because the front will still be on the move, but it is bringing in a real taste of mid september , not even early september. wait until you see the seven day forecast. i've got lots of 70s for high temperatures on it. standby for that. it's coming up a little bit later. >> i'll take that. >> developing now, kansas city is dealing with historic flooding after heavy rain pound ed the region last night. the conditions were so bad one family was actually stranded on the roof of their home. some drivers who tried to leave the area got stuck on blooded roads emergency crews that responded to more than 0

calls video shows crews rescuing one driver sitting on top of his car last night. he wasn't expecting to be that bad because we had one last month and it was just puddles in our yard and it was big. this time it got in our house. it was up to my waist. we called the police like 15 or 20 times and they didn't come. we just got on the roof and they told us to wait there. we meta guy with a big truck. he came and gotchas. >> at least 6,000 people lost power in the region. the bad news is forecasters are calling for at least two to three inches of more rain. >> take a look at this damage from yesterday's earthquake in italy. piles of rubble, debryce off the coast of name. at least two people were hurt and nearly 40 others hurt. firefighters did find a man and they rescued three brothers from a collapsed home. this is dramatic video o

the moments they freed the youngest of the three, a seven month old baby. crews olings rescued three aduties, including a pregnant woman. >> a police raid of the apartment belonging to one of the suspects in the spain terrorist attacks. four are from the city of raised tonight paul and are the only ones still alive among the 12 men thought to be in the terrorist cell that carried out the attackses. the first strike involved a van a van. fifteen people are dead, more than 100 others are injured as a result of those attacks. still ahead tonight, a bartender got stiffed or so she thought. how an odd tip had one women see ing lots of green. and some say, less is more and apparently that's right. why people popular can actually hurt you in the long run. coming up tomorrow morning on fox5 president donald trump holds a rally in arizona. we'll have a gop strategist in house to break

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ticket. straight ahead here at 10:30 we are continuing to stay on top of of the breaking news at prijt. we are what could robots mean for the future of jobs in america. the government wants to take a closer look to figure that out. one robot a robot will not replace is sue palka. i didn't see that coming . i have no come back other than i think i can swamp seasons for you. would you like t have a little bit of a fall preview? it is definitely on our seven day forecast. we may even be able to take a break from that air-conditioning. i'll have a peak at the forecast . the 10:30 news is next.

>> this is fox5 local news at at 10678. thirty. now at ten. thirty, the president is in arizona tonight talking immigration, north korea and more, but it's what city officials said they had to do to prepare for his visit there may be a sign of what's to come. people who live in a maryland

over safety concerns. the looming deadline and what they're trying to do to stay in spite of the dangerous conditions. chaotic moments in charlottesville over the deadly and violent protests earlier this month. how leaders plan to address the city's reaction to the recall yivment your news starts now. and thanks for staying with us, everyone i'm sarah simmons and i'm jim lokay we are staying on top of breaking news in prince george's county. let's go to fox5 lindsay watts who is live where there is a lot of police in blade benz during. sarah, this crime scene nice front of bladensburg police headquarters you can see the police tape and the squad cars, the flashing lights. unfortunately investigators here will not tell us what is going on. we were trying for the last hour and a half to get information. the white car there is encircled by crime tape. an officer told me that vehicle may have been part of a crime. sky fox was overhead e

ambulance leaving the scene. we are continuing to try to get information and we'll keep you you posted as we learn more. now to prince george's county, officials deeming a condominium complex unsafe and they've order ed everyone inside to move out by noon tomorrow. while investigating the comirm found terrible conditions and people are worried about where they're going next. happening right now , president trump is speaking to supporters in arizona. they lined up as early as 8 a.m. outside the phoenix convention center. protestors showed up as well hoping to send a message following the comments last week by charlottesville. they re moved mailboxes in downtown phoenix for security purposes to repair. we're going to talk quite a bit that on the final five. >> let's check in with sue palka and get the latest. i hope this humidity is going to move out of

>> it will. probably not fast enough to suit you. we've got partly cloudy skies over d.c. and our temperature is still 85 that's mighty warm for this time of year especially when you consider our 86 is our average high. it still feels like 92 thanks not strong southwest winds that have been pumping in the warmth and humidity even at this late hour. we're much what ting some showers and thunderstorms. they are over eastern maryland or interstate 81. we cannot rule out a pass ing shower passing through our northern suburbs and be glad to see them because p it's signaling the arrival of a different air mass. the showers play linger a little bit wednesday morning, but we should be dryer in the afternoon as a frontal boundary starts singing to the south is that going to dry up the showers and bring in lower humidity as we go through the afternoon tomorrow. it could still touch off a thunderstorm maybe even over to salsbury and shinning teeing, but the dryer pattern i

to take hold and we're going to describe it as feeling cold. as we look at thursday a friend that begins that will have you feeling like it's mid september with temperatures in the upper 70s to near 80 and plenty of dry days ahead. so hang in there we're about 12 hours away from feeling a really significant change in the weather pattern. i'll have more in just a few minutes, jim. >> an update right now on that navy destroyer that hit a taryng earlier dea yesterday. us naval team say they have located some of the remains of the ten soldiers on board. they found the remains in sealed compartments a day after they collided with a tanker near a war ship. congress is going to look at some of the stuff, too, is it humanerror? are there training issues that need to be addressed and then are there any type of outside intrusions. it white house expressed sadness. the department of den

to investigate what exact reply went on. there are indications of a possible fall in relations with kim jong un. fox's national correspondent william laj necessary reports from guam. >>reporter: i am pleased to see that the regime in pong yang has certainly demonstrated some level of constraint that we haven't seen in past. a radical he departure from where relations stood last week when president trump and kim jong un traded threats. perhaps we are seeing our pathway to sometime if the near future having some dialogue. but new challenges he emergency merged today with the defense department doing business with north korea de spite a ban against it. by buying cole and iron ore. other s supplied technology and missile hardware. the sanctions barred rieltors from using international banks and freezed their assets in

tuesday, a un report accused north korea of providing chemical weapon components to syria. not long after the goods attack in p a. forces intercept ed two shipments in the last six months. efforts to isolate north korea come as the us enters day three of war games designed to counter any attack from the rogue regime. we have had the opportunity providing military options to our national leaders and our exercises are a way of making sure that the option is a ready option. even as teptions improve state run media did post this propaganda showing us offings in a sea of fire along with this quote, all north korea needs to do is place its hand on a button and press it when the right time comes. china also urged the us to discontinue military exer skies es on the pence instance large audience saying the us

mistake or risk damaging broader us-china relations. in guam, william laj necessary, fox news. >> chaos he quupt rupted at the first city council meeting since the violent protests nearly two weeks ago. angry residents took over the meeting for about half an hour criticizing city officials for how they handled the white supremest recall yivment at one point the mayor and city council members were forced to leave. a few people were also escorted out of the meeting and taken into custody ticketed event. you can drag citizens out of here. you're officers and look at the officer you brought here tonight versus who is usually here. what kind of statement are you all making as part of the demand is that you all need to do some self assessment because you into ed to faux. and by the end of the meeting the council agreed to have a third party review the the city's planning

the rally. a town hall meeting in charlottesville is also scheduled for thursday. >> d.c. police looking fr a person and vehicle of interest in connection with an armed rob rivment it all happened last saturday in the 1400 block of corcoran street northwest. showing one of two suspects accused of pulling a knife on people and dep mapping money. meantime over at bwi some big problems, a fake bomb threat causing delays for anybody trying to get out of there. around 1:00 the fire marshal said someone named jason hollen beck claimed to have a bag in hissing bag. they found an image that looked like it could be a hand grenade. they shutdown two security checkpoints but no charges have been filed. >> growing concern over robots taking jobs away present humans the government wants to take a closer look at artificial intelligence. we're back

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brother. they are watching and waiting to see if may sean is pregnant. it would also be wonderful if somebody would win the power ball jackpot, especially one of us. the jackpot has gone up to $700,000 that means that if you you won and took the cash option you would be taking home $443 million before taxes. the odds of winning the power ball are one in 292 million. it doesn't mean you you keep trying . growing up your parents and teach issues told you you do not lie. in a recent study people admittedded to lying on an average of one and a half times a day. they found that lying could improve your relationships and boost your friendships. telling a white lie like i'm busy or that looks great on you are always ways of avoiding people's feelings. >> did i ever tell you tha

were one of my favorite people in the whole world. >> i knew you were going to say something disingenious. how do you expect us not to say it. you look great in that tie, by the way. moving on. is the price of beer keeping you from heading to the ballpark. they're starting to lower concession prices. team owners hope the fans will be having more insights. where is this happening. >> i paid $13 for a drink at the nats game last week. >> i hope they won. >> i don't remember. >> how are you? >> i'm good. we're looking forward a nice pattern change coming up. everybody ready for a little reduction in the the humidity. i heard you say the word "fall." >> coming up. tomorrow is kind of a changeover day. we'll be coming out of the hot and

air mass. i think you need when is the acceptable point for people to start buying pumpkin spice things. it will come out in september. >> s it's already out in some places. i am going to predict that there's a 30 percent chance that some people get that feeling this weekend. >> okay. sushis like don't take this off the rails here. maybe some long sleeves in our future, that is for sure. tonight while it's pretty quiet around the d.c. area we've had some strong and severe storms not in the immediate washington t area, but coming across our northern counties here that border pennsylvania and now still some severe thunderstorm warnings for northeastern maryland and delaware here. a lot of lightening with those as they've been getting fired up you. what's lagging behind is a batch of showers with some good heavy rain. this is weak than evening out. i wouldn't be surprised if

tonight. this is a good thing that's coming because it's the leading edge of cooler air. as we get in a little bit closer you can see there are one or two other little down pours trying to develop, more spotty in nature and i would not be surprised if we see a few of those in our closer counties as well. that's what's moving in our direction. maybe a little welcome rain to soothe you in a better night of sleep. the weather is really going to be changing if you've been finding the heat and humidity a little too tough to take. wind direction won't change until sometime dawrg the day tomorrow and when it's still out of the southeast at ten to 15 that's going to keep it humid and on the warm side. showers are possible north and west overnight. tomorrow there could be a couple of showers around in the morning, but i think the afternoon will be drir as the front sinks to our south. the skies will brighten. we'll still be able to hit 85-degrees, but then the humidity starts to get noticbl

afternoon. if you're watching from southern suburbs it could still trigger a shower or storm in your area. i'll show you the futurecast in a moment so you can see what i'm talking about. eight in the morning mostly clouds but i think there will be a few showers hanging on around and then watch how a few more bubble up in the afternoon. not every where. north and west of d.c., we're going to keep a spot spotty thunderstorm for the afternoon. by five or 6:00 there are more storms trying to form on the lower portion of the delmarva. we're not going to be doing this again for quite a while. ninety-two in d.c. eighty-five tomorrow it will still be a little bit on the warm side, but the morning showers and the passing thunderstorm to the south are going to keep the frontal boundary moving and thursday only about 83-degrees, so a sunny, cooler day as well. eighty-five is where we're at right now. still very humid and that makes it feel like it's still 92 greece. let me show you the next four hours as our frontal boundary is coming

through. it's going to bring on the change in air mass and while we deal with a few more showers tomorrow the cool stuff is really on its way, refreshing air more like mid september with temperatures near 80, a run of those dies beginning friday through the early part of next week. so mid 80s to low 80s and then you can see we've got 70s for friday, saturday, sunday. low 6306s at night, monday about 79-degrees, tuesday 80-degrees and what you don't see on this forecast after tomorrow is any more rain chances showing up, at least not the way things are looking right now. jim and sarah over to you. some experts warned people to protect their eyes while viewing the eclipse but apparently a lot of people thought it would be a good idea to sneak a peak without the glasses. people hospitals have been flooded with people wanted to get their eyes checked. search engines were

eye damage, vision check and my eyes hurt. five to ten seconds if you are still worried symptoms of damage still wouldn't show up for a couple of daze. look out for warning signs like sensitivity to light, eye pain and loss of vicious in one or both eyes. that last one way reply be the giveaway. just maybe. you might want to be go to the hospital at that point. fox a news at eleven is up next tony and shawn is tanning by with what's coming up. that's what i was thinking, too, sarah, a tell telltale sign. >> coming up next, you're not going to believe this story. ep n is taking a lot of heat tonight for moving one of its sports casters off of a game following the violence in charlottesville. but it's the reason why that's going to stub you. exclusive new details about the local priest who admits he used to be the leader of the can you cluks clan in

area. what one of the families he targeted years ago told fox5 today. >> what your teenage ares are using on their cellphones, what you should know as the school year kicks off. the 11 is next.

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now at 11, surprising new de tails about the local priest who admits he used to be a local leader of the ku klux klan. he had also planned on fire bombing northwestern high school. fox5 has exclusive details about the fbi documents detailing his hate crimes. plus, president trump takes the stage at a rally in arizona as protestors demonstrate outside. and a warning for parents. the apps you may want to keep off your child's cellphone. the news at 11 starts right now. and we begin with president trump who was once again addressed his controversial comments about the charlottesville violence. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. president trump hit the stage in phoenix about an hour ago to t address his supporters at a campaign l recall yivment he began by calling for yupt and then addressed the violence in charlottesville and defended his