. >>> this weekend, you won't be able to drive or walk across the arlington memorial bridge. construction crews are closing all six lanes on that bridge and both sidewalks. the closurere part of a long-term repair project on th you're going to need to use alternate routes to cross the potomac river until monday bhen thdge will reopen. >>> all right. 4:13 now. we had our fingers crossed that "america's got talent" would end with our local guy taking the title. that wasn't the case. despite an incrible effort, brian king josephd finis third during the finale last night. >> and for weeks, the judges t said he wa type of performer who had the potential to win it all. when the final votes weral lid, he came up just short. look, simon giving the standing ovation. but fear not.no we we haven't heard the last from brian. >> i feel like i've opened uppa not just for myself, but a bunch of people, a whole lot of people out there. m justo excited. i feel like my career is orarting today. i couldn't bee grateful. >> big congratulations are in order this morning for 26-year-old shin lim,

when it comes to lunch, it's the busiest eatery in arlington. we're talking about the school district. news 4 isoing into theitchen to find out what's being served hi your cren. >>> plus, back on the team. a local homeless high schooler gets much-needed helpfter his story aired on news 4. >>> and later e onen this afternoon -- >> what do you say when you need so swear but the kids are around? oh, shoot. >> i don't believe you. >> i'm lying. >> what do you say? >> ding-dang. >> goldie hawn and kate hudson stop by elle o today. chec the show to see the real answer. >> b sounds a littl to me. >> sometimes you got to say what needs to be said. catch ellen here on nbc 4 at 3:00 p.m. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back at 5:22. this weekend you will not be able to drive or walk across the arlington memorial bridge. constructionrews are closing all six lanes on the bridge and bothth sidewalks. closures are part of long-term repair work on that bridge. you're going to need to usee alternoutes to cross the potomac river until monday morning when that b

that's headed toward arlington and the district over theext little bit. we're in the mid 70s already. >> warm out er this is getting on to the outer loop of the soltway. of this actually rescinded in the past 40 minutes or sollut yoee situations like this no matter where you're driving this morning. silver spring, southbound new hampshire avenue, high standing water there. we'll have a water main break there. lanes blocked to there. >> i almost ran into the barrier. >> be careful. >> thank you. it is 4:02 and the worst of florence may be behind uswh but remains is causing rough weather across our region. storms roll through overnight. and public schools are closed using dangerous road conditions. >> the richmond area is hardest hit yesterday. tornadoes touched down leaving one person dead and serious damage. >> look at that. a sight to behold. a tornado in chesterfield, virginia destroyed an entire businessif it lted the roof off and ripped it apart. you ca see the big pieces of debris all over the place. one person died when that business collapsed and a

a w ban was hit a car on arlington boulevard overnight.was an accident tha led to lane closures and an investigation that lasted until sunrise. >> molette green has been working her sources at the what are you hearing about what happened?>> this intersection is back open. what we saw was fairfax county police really taking their time with the accident investigation. when we arrived a striking vehicle, aoya camera was still on the scene, with obvious front end damage to the left ntside of the f of the vehicle. police say woman pedestrian was attempting to cross when that car hit her. and theimpact tossed her to the other side. she suffered critical injuries in this. all of this happening in the 3:00 a.m. hour. there was a witness who was able to tell police what happened. and also, poice were able talk to the driver of that striking vehicle. as i id, t intersection here at arlington boulevard and graham road has been opened for about an hour no it is unclear how fast the car was going and whether the pedestrian had the right of way. but the

down towards arlington, in the district. dous amounts of rain over the last two hours. if you live in this area,ow you ome of the creeks that may overflow, watch out. heads up cround rockek park. southeast c., berwyn. college park.fl flash d watch until 9:00 tonight. i really think this is a dangerous situatio you can see the heavy rain all across the area right now. that's not the only area. rain back to the west, too. back around frederick, areas of heavy rain. thunderstorm warni in effect for washington county around hagerestown. wind coming with a little bit of circulation he we are going see a wet night tonight and for the wean as well. that and the latest on the tropical storm florence, i got a lot to tal about in the weather centerle we'll be right back. >> we are getting weather alerts on our phones. >> we'll check back in a bit. >>> now to politics. two at thes going head-to-head ahead of the midterm elections. >> neith man is on the ballot, but both men have a lot at stake. in an unual me today, former president obama calling out president trump by name. >> ju

. >> that's bause the busiest place to eat in arlington is in school. t you went bac school to check out some of these school lunches. this is not what we used to eat in school. >> and the more things change,e ore they stay the same. there wasn't anyone, about sixs lunch tabf me. >> oh, come on. everyone wants to sit with >> the math club, the marching band didn't want to sit with me. just like high school. when i was in high school, lunch was a sandwich, an apple, and the big beverage choice was either plain or chocolate milk. that's not how it is now as i found out when i visited york arlington county. >> reporter: when you're serving 15,000 meals a day and your business depends on repeat customers, you better serve good food. o it is a challenge. it's a challengeep our customers coming in every day. >> reporter: in this case, the customers are the high school students in arlington's free public high schools, not an easy group to please.ki what you will eat keeps her thinking all the time. the county teamed up with cuisine solutions, and together the

the uss corsage in arlington which will literally case lawrence in as marine personnel in addition to life-saving assets that includes 16 helicopters and 18 and 22's. moody air force base, we have the us air force search and rescue passage with two hc 30 and four search and rescue as they are requested. we have additional search and rescueteams that moody that came from patrick air force base .tyndale air force base, representative the broader duties to support hurricane florence, first air force applied control, air operations support as well as assisting in vital search and rescue efforts to include airborne assets such as the joint start ea under north, authority. wehave quite literally surrounded the expected affected area with dod capability that will be critical and hours and days following the storm's impact . i've shown you the robust capabilities and the capacity dod has to respond immediately. if you look at the graphic, with went quite literally from arlington that are going to follow the storm in all the way through the army and the support we have with the people that are

. >>> right now all lanes are closed on the arlington memorial bridge. you're go being toto havind a different route across the potomac all weekend. jackie? >> reporter: take a look behind me. you can see u.s. park police have shut down what is arguably one of the most beautiful idges in the world. memorial bridge with its iconic vihe of monuments. it will remainl closed un 5:00 monday morning. the weekend work wll origi scheduled in mid september. but rain postponed crews to stop it twice. they will draw a barge under tha bridge a crane ecorrecrected. it comes to changes for the traffic pattern. and they will run through the project's completion in 202 motorists aren't the own only ones affected. many bike across. >> for me, personally, iust had one of my colleagues and friends killed going across on monday. we need t be safer, not more dangerous. >> i sometimes take the roosevelt. >>ba'll py use metro. >> reporter: alternate routes include 14thtreet, roosevelt. the national park service will be holding a meeting about the e bridge clon early october. f

otros sentir como las personas más importantes del mundo y así recuerdan al joven que falleció en arlingtonerpo flotando y el cuerpo a fue recuperado el sábado poco antes de las dos de la mañana. >> él era originario del paso y agregó que era un miembro activo del ministerio estudiantil y una de las pasiones era la iglesia. >> la universidad de texas en arlington confirmó que amaya era un alumno de la institución. >> por otra parte devora ramírez quien asistióunirsidae exhibió en un fiesta y la afectó sus partes íntimas a la cara y otro quien reside en la bahía lo confirma y dichos actos nunca ocurrieron y está listo para defenderse este jueves en el senado. >> en breve, 44 erupciones volcánicas en una semana amenazan a una comunidad. >> en chicago retiran a un pastor de sus funciones. >> por cielo mar y tierra llega ayuda a los damnificados por las lluvias en méxico. >> también todo el informe del tiempo en solo minutos. >> un reverendo dchicago fue es que lo hizo tras revelar a uno fue abusado por un sacedote esto por la homosexalidad en la iglesia católica. >> también se definira el futu

they started in a former girls school in arlington, virginia. eventually, they moved to fort what wouldryland, become the nsa. interviewed the nephew of angie. sometimes, he would give her a ride up to fort meade. there was a time when the building wasn't marked. all he knew was aunt angie was disappearing into some heavily fortified building. work did these women's expose any spies that were convicted of treason? guest: many spies. , donna mcleanrg was passing atomic secrets -- the soviets wanted to know about our atomic research during world war ii. they recruited people in this country. many names were exposed as a result of leading these test reading these messages. -- result of reading these messages. host: did everyone in the u.s. government know these women were working on this? was it kept a secret from the white house? guest: it's believed president truman may not have known about the project. overstatessible to how top-secret this project was. in an already secret code breaking operation, they were the innermost cell. even other people

in arlington, washington lehigh with an estimated 2,200 students and one officer. chantilly about 2,700 students, high point high 2,600 and montgomery blair mo than 3,000. each with one sworn >> the reality is we need so many more of these officers as our school system continues to grow and our population continues to explode. >> reporter: montgomery county council education chairman craig rice formally proposed ten new officers at hiscounty's middle schools, but he acknowledges it's an uphill fight. >> with the number of schools that we have, over 200 inom mony county, you can see the number starts to add up quickly. tm>> reporter: police depts nationwide are already facing a tment hurdle. finding the right school resource officer could be a t.avier li >> certain officers aren't built for this. it takes, i guess, a special kind of officer to be here and deal with 1,200 to 1,300 students every day. >> reporter: christopher meyer has walked these halls for four years. on duty every school day. meyers says the job includes patrolling for threats, counseling kids, som

general, specifically you talked the sites from the arlington. how soon do you estimate the two ships will be able to get to the affected area concerning the slow pace of the storm and i have another question. >> they are dependant on the storm's track. they are literally following the storm in. so they are dependent on the weather conditions to clear to be able to come in. and we are not responsible that singularly responsible for looking for them. but we have surrounded it from the land as well and take it before the storm gets there and the aircraft we have there. from the west and from the north, we will be able to access it and then get it in. secondly, what are the biggest challenges as you look at the scope of the storm? specifically, one of the issues that has come up in previous storms and other disasters is this d.o.d. waiting for states to ask for something that the military knows they should be asking for something they know they should be asking for and are not asking for it yet heard or asking for it quickly enough. how are you addr

this program has been implemented in arlington's three high schools.t's moving into alexandria city schools and loudoun county schools as well. >>> florence has totally moved out of this area. but it's still s causie flooding to our north. >> heavy rain in new york cifl ded several subway stations. take a look, it looks like it's raining inside. p somesengers said they arrived at some stations to ankle-de water. another commuter captured this video of a rat on the back side of a pillar. >> got his little galoshes are. a little too much water even for the rats. >>> time to get o a checkthe forecast. >> amelia is back with us. i'm so happy, we dealt with all that rain for what felt like weeks. >> looking >> almost ten straight days we were dealing with clouds, and for mosaiof them we had as well. the sunshine was out yesterday. if you've had plenty of clouds out there this morning, the sunshine is coming out right now. for thellfternoon hours w have partly to mostly sunny skies. our temperatures still in the 70s. so not too shabby out there, pretty comfo

at first they started in a former girls school in arlington, virginia, and then moved to fort meade, maryland. their operation became the nsa. our national security the descendent agency of code breaking during the war. they worked in maryland, essentially. i interviewed the nephew of angie and sometimes he would give her a ride to fort meade and at the time the building wasn't marked, i and all he knew was that on its angie was unt r.g.ring -- an was disappearing into some mysterious government building. and many, many spies. julius rosenberg was one of the best known. donna mclain was a british spy. a german born scientist who was passing atomic secrets. the soviets desperately wanted to know about our atomic research during world war ii. they had spies in this country, they recruited people in this country, so many, many names were exposed as a result of reading these venona messages. host: how high up in the government did, did everyone in the u.s. government know these women were working on this, or was it a secret cap from the white house? liza: it's believed president truman m

one person has been struck by a vehicle in the westbound lanes of arlington boulevard at graham road. >> molette green just got to the what are you seeing there? >> reporter: this is an active investigation. ke a look behind me. you see police collecting evidence here onsche e. putting them into that paper bag there, that's in true. the striking vehicles still on the scene. i have learnedhat a woman was struck in the road here at graham road and arlington boulevard in the 3:00 a.m. hour. and the impact of that hit knocked her clear to the other side of the road. e is at the hospital right now in very serious condition. this investigation, fairfax county police taking their time with the evidence collecting here. they have a witness that saw this incident. they are speaking with the witness and the driver of the car is also talking to police about what happened this morning. very serious accident here in this stretch of road. that's the latest, live from the ntene here. back you. >> thanks for that hustle, molette. >>> toda an urgent search continuing for a man froman gewn on maryland'

wod now more than 150 years later,nion soldiers are being laid to rest at arlington cemetery. story.cho has their >> reporter: as two civil war soldiers reach their final resting place, it is an honor that has been a long time coming. >> we gather at in moment to honor twooldiers perhaps n unlike us, committed, loyal, selfless, dedicated. eager to protect the values of their homeland. ♪ >> reporter: the n of the two soldiers in these coffinsar still ununknown. the remains were just discovered a few months ago. >> they did n have an opportunity to give them a proper burial. these were tam remains of ican service members who their family never knew what happened to them. >> reporter: and now over a century later, the smithsonian helping piece together the remains. and though the civil war soldiers families never g to see their loved ones laid to rest today dozens of service members showing up to pay their sspects and make sure the union soldiers'rifice is never forgotten. >> lethere be no doubt that these brave men have earned their place among those remembered >> we share their

especially thisehunderstorm right h that's impacting parts of the district down through parts of arlington,al andria, down in to xfairfa down around the wood brvyge area, h rainfall and a lot of lightening. and this is causing a flood warning for thare this is going to go until about 4:00 a.m. also a flood warning in eect for parts of montgomery county, parts of louden county, baltimore really getting hammered tight with some very heavy rainfall. the d.c. area will continue t be under a flash flood watch until midnight. then we do it all over again tomorrow. >>in bre tonight, officers arrest woman who they say used that tireiron to smash the window of a greyhound bus. and her rage didn't end there. run hen used her car to over or run into the bus driver. live at theolice station i northeast washington. tell us about what we're learning about this woman. >> reporter: good evening. metropolitan detectives questioned her behind me. that road rage incident happened not too far from where i'm standing within this next five blocks. and her relatives were her tonight offering their support after

he's wanted by arlington police. morning n here all tracking the situation. we've heard shouting coming from the scene. i want to give you aook behind me. down that way is the house where the rape suspect has barricaded himself. negotiators are now here trying to get him to com out. this is on mt. pleasant street northwest near park road. m police telle it all started around 9:00 last night. they came here to serve a search warrant, but then they say the rape suspect started threatening to hurt himself, andechat's when ite a barricade situation. ever since then, police have been here on the scene, trying im and get e with him to come out peacefully. this whole area is blocked off. we met o man who lives here and hasn't been able to get inside his home. he didn't want to be interviewed, but he told us he's been standing outside on the sidewalk just waiting for about ten hours now. he he has no idea when he'll be allowed back in. this area should be getting pretty busy in the next few hours. both sacred heart school and bancroft elementary are nearby, as well a

and we found about 40 high hools in arlington, fairfax,rg prince ge's and montgomery counties that have more than 2,000 students per officer. washington lehigh wit o officer. chantilly in fairfax county, about 2700 students. high point high in prince george's, about 2600. and montgomery blair, more than 3, each with one sworn officer. >> the reality is we need so many more of these officers. our school system continues to growatnd our popn continues to explode. >> reporter: montgomery county council education chairman craig rice proposed adding ten new officerst the county's middle schools. but he acknowledges it is an rphill fight. >> with the numf schools that we have over 200 in montgomery county,ou can s the numbers starts to add up very quickly. >> reporter: the challenge is more than just funding. police departments nionwide are already facing a recruitment hurdle. finding the right school resource officer can be a heavier lift. >>n'ertain officers a built for this. and it takes a special kin of officer to be here and deal with 12 to 1300 students every >> reporter: at liberty hig

arlington county. they say tha has been with the postal service since 2013 would allegedly go through packages at this location and find one that had iphones. a valuable piece of property. they say he would then take these and sell them. he is facing multiple counts. for customers, it is disturbing. >> m it makes sick that there are people out there who would do such a thing. >> they deliver our mail on time. i don't have anythingative to say about them but that's disheartening to hear. >> reporter: overall, customers say they are confident about the folks working at the post office. they feel like they're trust wort individuals. these are some of the filings in court right now. we'll explain y did it, what he told investigators, and how toice were ultimately able track him down. porting in arlington. news4. >> a scene reminisce of the miracle on the hudson playing out today in the western pacific. see this plane? it was making an emergency landing in a lagoon near an island in micronesia. all 47 peopl

arlington county, fairfax, loudoun, andll the way out to the valley. rainfall amounts will be measured in th inches befor all of this is done as what's on of florence comes through. >>> a border patrol agent isar behind accused of killing four women in texas. juan davideirtiz is described as a serial killer. he was arrested on saturday after a woman he allegedly tried to kidnap narrowly managed to escape. she was able to alert the four women killed were prostitutes. it's not clear whether he was on duty at the time of the alleged killing. he is a 10 year veteran with the dls. border patrol. >> a d attack by a phon phony mariachi band in mexico killed five people. the shooting could b t linked a turf war between two rival gangs. >> massachusetts residents are finally going back to what's left of their me. series and explosions and fire destroyed homes in several boston suburbs. one person was killed, 20 others injured and three communities had to be evacuated. officials say too much pressure in natural gas lines are to blame.ws utility cre worked throug

. >>> a new section of arlington national cemetery opened this week and the firpl two p buried therebeen waiting a long time for a final resting place. >> two union soldiers who died more than 150 years ago were finally laid to rest. news 4's c amy was there and has their story. >> reporter: as two civil war soldiers reached their final t resting place arlington national cemetery, it's an honor that's been a long time coming. >> we gather at this moment in time to honor two soldiers perhaps not unlike us. committed, loyal, selfless, dedicated, eager to p the values of their homeland. >> reporter: the names of the two soldiers in these two of fins a unknown. their remains were discovered at theanassas national battlefield park. >> they didn't have an opportunity to give them a proper burial. these were the remains of american service members who their family never knew what happened to them. >> now over a century later the smithsonian helping piece together their remains, uncovering those stories of sacrifice and though the soldieie fam never got to see their loved ones laid to re res

miami and lsu in arlington, texas. you see tempers flaring before the game. teams coming to blows during warm ups. coaches were riled up. as for the game, the tigers dominating this one. getting loose for a 50-yard touchdown in the second quarter. lsu was up 33-3 at one point. they go on to win 33-17. >>> the angels ohtani making his return to the mound for the first time since june. he was the second player ever to pitch 50 innings in a season and hit 15 home runs. the other player is babe ruth. ohtani had to leave the game early. velocity dropped ten miles an hour after the second inning. the manager said he is dealing with tightness in his back and sore right finger. the astros win that game 4-2. >>> head coach nick saban apologizing for the rant after saturday's win over louisville. >> what answers did you have about your quarterbacks after watching? >> i still like both guys. both guys can help our team. why do you continually try to get me to say something that doesn't respect one of them? i'm not going to. quit asking. >> saban had been asked about his

the suspect is accused of raping woman in arlington after answering an online ad. when police aived at his apartment wednesday nigh he barricaded himself inside. he'll now be extradited to arlington. >> the metro board approved a contract extension for the general manager paul wiedefeld. he'll stay on board until 2021. it was controversial with union members and board members speaking out against him. >> a heads up this weekend, you will not be able to cross the arlington memorialbridge. starting tonight, crews plan to close lanes in both directions fo mor construction projects. you won't be able to walk or bike over it as well. this has been delayed several t'times. >> is now 6:36., coming up it's a hang out fit forarry potter and his friends but you don't have to go to london to see it. >> plus hispanic heritage month celebrations this morning. >> all of the culture here with th folk lore dancers behind me. >> that'up why comine'll >> that'up why comine'll talk a little bit moreou he turned the naacp. businessman. ben jealous. "marylander of the year". he's helpe

surveys in arlington county show one in three students harassed on social mea or b text. in montgomery county, more ninth graders t admit being bullied than older students. >> it can become v damaging. it never goes away. >> reporter: christy knows the pain online bullying can cause. >> we shouldn't be surprised when horrendous bullying doesn't erupt somehow. >> reporter: her daughterit cod suicide after being teed online she was told to choke and die. i hope you kl yourself. these are threats. >> i hope you somehow see this and wak up and kill yourself. you might as well. you're a lousy piece of -- aimed at a 14-year-old. >> reporter: she said grace didn'ter have a twi account, but knew the tweets have thousands of viewers. these aiming to stiffen the law. >> being good citize, not just in your school community, but also online is critically important. >> reporter: in loudon county, schools are taking a new approach to bullying after a report of supervisors said cyberbullying need to be addressed because nearly every kid comes with a smartphone. asia jes says they' setti

arlington, tb near green. 66 is okay opinion so is 95 in cleanial road. we have a tree and fir down there. powder mill road, northbound, southbound, no problem. >>> the outfits areicked t. the bunches are picked out. it's tim for prince george's can county school. >> a new tool can help them get to safety spot mar. justin, come.>> come. but it's only going to be waiting at that point. that's when the here comes thet bus to tel pking them . once you have it downloaded, if you enter the print code of 87674 on yourig screen then, you will create your account using your child's last name and their student i.d. once they're in there, you can customize your settings and the notification about the buses'ti ng, as well. this year, the county is not spending 144,400 stunts to enroll this year. more than 20,000 schools in the accident. and 19,000 employees. there's newp leadershi this year. i have taken the helm in the summer. as visited five schools today. she's warning for drivers out there to slow down. we have clintons and you will want to be efficient, as your

there one for parts of d.c., arlington and alexandria, over inches fell in that area. the wider picture showing ourms st moving through. not a lot going on behind this. we will see showers and a few thunderstorms this evening into the day tomorrow. but a little les rain tomorrow. that's not the case for sunday. we'll talk about that, too. theatest on tropical storm florence, it's weakened but we where chance to see you it's going to go. everything is pointing in one east ion towards the coast. much more on that in a minute. >> so does this look familiar. >> hopefully, you didn't forget your umbrella this evening. nicolle jacobs has beenut with hers. she continues our live team coverage now. nicolle, good night to be inside watching tv,hu >> reporter: absolutely. you certainly don't want to be out in this mess. it comes as no surprise. we knew this weaer was happening. but it madeyor a v damp and in someases uneasy friday night. friday night lights coming from the skies as storms pushed through the dmv. late afternoon bringing t downpours, mosith umbrellas in hand. othe

apart the surveillance images of arlington county police want you to look at. >>> new law to protect your peonal information. susan hogan on what you need to know about freezing your credit and a famy memilbe >>> let's get toak the bg news coming in right now on the death of university of maryland football player jordan mcnair. we have the firstook at the results of a report into the university's handling of the death. the 19-year-old died after a collapse in a practice this summer. chris gordon looking over the findings by the panel. chris, you have had a chance to look at it for abit. what are you learning? - >> reporte the way they practice and train to prevent illness. that they are increasing the number of medical training staff at practices. adding on-site cooling stations. taking more frequent recovery breaks and longer recovery breaks. that they're monitoring the health of student athletes more frequently and more closely an increasing the training of staff. all this coming from the independent investigation evaluating whether the football training staff took appropriate acti

as we zoom back out here, y can see a new issue in arlington northbound 395 before the4th street bridge. crash there on the right side causing some delays there. beltway right now looking better. this problem just went to the shoulder. silver spring outer loop after university. >> now back to our team coverage of hurricane florence. this is a major storm heading right for the east coast. >> maryl vd andginia are under states of emergency. chris lawrence is live in old town alexandria nowfoith ation governors from both states are giving to residents. good morning. >> with a storms big, 500 miles wide and so powerful you have to keep it simple. head inland and try to get to higher ground and mind when you see all of these sandbags lining the businesses here in old town, our ground is almost completely saturated with water from all of thoseays and weeks of rain that we have. take a look now, you can see the preparations unrway in parts of virginia and north carolina and we can tell you at this point, the governor has declared a state of emergency. the evacuations are starting at 8:00 this

general, specifically you talked the sites from the arlington. how do you estimate the two ships will be able to get to the affected area concerning the slow pace of the storm and i have another question. >> they are dependant on the storm's track. they are literally following the storm in. so they are dependent on the weather conditions to clear to be able to come in. and we are not responsible looking for them. but we have surrounded it from the land as well and take it before the storm gets there and he aircraft we have there. >> specifically, one of the issues that has come up in previous storms and other disasters is this d.o.d. waiting for states to ask for something that the military knows they should be asking for ap not asking for it yet or asking for it quickly enough. how are you addressing it? >> secretary mat is' guidance to me is clear. we are anticipating the needs and moving forward to be able to respond as soon as that request is made so we don't want to generate a force. but that force is immediately available. and as we look in

as i mentioned earlier, his father and grandfather both four-star admirals are buried at arlington. mccain could have been buried in arlington or in his home state of arizona, pretty much everywhere. the fact that he chose to be buried at his alma mater i am proud to say my alma mater as well. it is a powerful thing. i spoke to shipman and different alumni earlier today about what it means for them to be buried here. they reminded me of eric christiansen a navy officer killed in afghanistan in 2005. making a daring rescue to rescue fallen teammates immortalized in the movie, lone survivor. people look at him and people look at senator mccain. they look at a man like steve, the father of bill belichick. he was here assistant coach for years. the 21 gun salute is going on behind me. it will conclude the end of the ceremony on the other side of the academy. from where we're standing now. of course 21 gun salute is the highest honor anyone can give but for senator mccain to be buried here, he was a rock star here at the naval academy. every midshipmen wanted to be him. they wanted to li

later today arlington will welcome 30 cats and dogs from rth carolina and south carolina. getting them out of the way while you can. >> right. >> okay. so here, what are we going to b e seeing here? it looks so scary. what is the best thought at this aoint? we'reout. >> we're far out but what the storm is looking to do is to approach the carolinas the wher nd of the workweek and then kind of actually start to head south dwn towards south carolina and then move inland, actually poteially towards the atlanta area and kind of loop back out to sea. so what th means for us is pretty low impact here. we could see some rain fm the remnants of the storm for the middle part of next week, tuesday more likely even on wednesday. so fantastic news for our area. unfortunately, the carolinas not so much. i vacation down there, go to bald head island every year, i think the dage there is going to be unimaginable, unfortunately. the latest track, the updated 11:00 idm., really't change since the update earlier this morning. the confidence is coming in, high confidence now that this l track

who is back to work after being initially placed on paid administrative leave, be fired from the arlingtonnd be prosecuted for the decision to use deadly force. <"we're proceeding with two hearses -- two coffins. they represent the persons of botham jean and o'shae terry, someone who was killed within the last week or las 10 days, who has received a lot less coverage but to this community, is equally important. so, we're symbolically bringing them to this game to disrupt this occasion"> terry was killed by arlington officers on september 1st when he drove away while an officer had his arm inside the window. jean was killed on september 6th in his apartment by dallas officer amber guyger who says she thought it was her own home. (jrstone) elizabeth smart is making headlines once again. not as a victim but as an advocate. one of her captors is set to be released early from prison and she's pleading to keep the woman locked up. friday night, smart was in las vegas sharing her harrowing story as she continues her fight to help abduction victims and also end human trafficking. smart was kidnapp

but yesterday his seven-mile bike trip from arlington ended tragically. >> when my husband was almost at work, he was literally on the corner of the natural history museum when he was hit. >> his wife always worried about him but says he was very safety conscious. always wearing his helm,ight and reflected gear. >> he texted me every day at my request. i wanted to know that he had gotten there safely. and i guess i always knew certainly that this was a very real possibility, what happened yenserday. >>ad of a text, she got a phone call with the news that he wasus ser injured. she was visiting her daughter and gnddaughter in north carolina. she drove to gw hospital to be with her sband. >> the used the word unconscious, unresponsi. i think he knew we had there. >> she said she believes she has found a new calli to be an advocate for bicycle safety on the streets of the washington area. >>> aua suspected s burglar is accused of molesting a girl. now he is behind bars. they charged him with a serie of burglaries. police tell us his sing of crimes started last thursday. they say he broke

this, a three bedroom single family nome arlington. washington consumers checked for a month. >> we either identified or created 28 problems. we decided these too obvious. >> posing as potential home buyers, they hired 12 home inspectors to see if they would darche 28 problems inside and outside the house. >> an outlet didn't work. a light fixture didn't work. there was a big leak you know the kitchen sink. >> and wood rot, the results according to checkbook, astonishing. >> a few of our inspectors failed to note blatant obvious water damage on the ceiling in the living room. we created this leak under the kitchen sink. if they had run the water for more than a few seconds, they would have caught it. some some missed this backed up sink and the loose shingles. >> the industry standard is no, they dome to have check every outlet or raise and lower every window. no, they don't check the chimneys. that's for a different group. then what were we paying them for? >> check book said only three raised the ladder to check the roof. five didn't

. >> en arlington texas las lluvias han dejado lluvias y residentes pasaron la noche tratando de salvarrgas para teresa lópez y su familia. >> pasaron la noche tratendo de salvar lo que podían. >> las cosas de mis hijos flotando. >> puerta sobre david. >> es que me asomé por la ventana cuando se fue haciendo así. >> vecinos de al calle en dallas despertaron con esto. >> tengo que sacar mis carros antes que llueve. >> puede durar tres a cuatro días. >> cuentan los residentes que el problema se repite cada vez que llueve. >> pero cada vez que llueve me molesta y los días que voy voy a la escuela. >> y a veces no me creen. >> no muy lejos vimos que la corriente corría con toda su furia. >> sí así están problemtaic no. >> emilio ramos, telemundo. >> el gobernador de carolina del norte están alertando para que etsn pendientes por órdenes de evauación por el paso del huracán florence es a las aguas continúan subiendo y nueve de los principales ríos siguen subiendo. >> el condado de san mateo habla sobde compañero actuar en caso de desastre pero es que puede sobrevivir y decenas de familias pa

they were ten from the main post office in arlington. the court documents sw reid is no long we are the postal service. his attney declined to comment. >> news4 has obtained dpomts reveal mgm national harbor and may still be in violation of major electrical codes. >> an investigation into a 6-year-old girl alleges the casino cut important corners during construction. >> tracee wilkins has more on our story. >> the 6-year-old was playing on the plaza outside mgm casino june when she grabbed a railing with led lights. sent volts of electricity through her body. according to sources close to the investigationt we've agreed not to name, inspectors and policeou have multiple electric code violations on the plaza of mgm national harbor. i includes led electrical wiring. wires improperly buried underground and exposed. an overcrowded and malfunctioning junction box. it all worked rtogether. thling became electrified and 120 volts entered into the 6-year-old girl who remains in critical condition. the opening of mgm was political juggernaut. mil

back in the states with arlington or the national cemetery that the veteran affairs manages, those aren fact eligible for spouses or dependents of the veterans. mitchell: was this particular plot of land a temporary cemetery? >> we are kind of sort of on the site of one of the temporary cemeteries. here, just behind the camera, hopefully we will get a shot of that, was a temporary cemetery of 1764. there were over 2000 burial sites. everything from an isolated burial to a temporary cemetery like in 1764. there is a lot of history there with the greats registration and labor battalions billing these sites out. and of course the repatriation of about 60% of america war debt from world war i back to the states. at requests of the family. at the government expense, families were ultimate given a choice whether to accept their loved ones remains back for final burial back in a private cemetery or national military cemetery, or to keep them serving, like those here. mitchell: the burials, the temporary, was that right at the time of the battle? >> they would have been buried off the battlefi

arlington, southbound gw parkway before the bridge.ar ng to see some right there on the map.ound 11th stree bridge. a crash reported there this morning. hill crest heights, in bound after branch avenue. you have to gett by t there this morning. reminder, white's ferry closed today becse of high water and debris there on the river and then shreve mill road still have that flooding hanging around there closing that roadway. aking a look at your travel times, 270 no major problems right now. the beltway overall looking good here. 66 inboundokay. 95 inbound a little slow. 43 miles per hour. quantico to the beltway. >> good morning, i'm kate rogers. president trump this weekend rgetingpple on twitter. telling apple to build newn factoriese u.s. following the warning that proposed tariffs on chinese goods would impact several products. a the presideo urged ford to build it's focus active model in the u.s. after theuto makers cancelled plans to import it from china ford is standing by.ou for morning business report, i'm kate rogers. >> john legend joins an exclusive club. he achieve

we go to arlington, virginia, where women aided communities of really -- newly freed slaves. anderson: the museum is --icated to the distinctive to ensuring the distinctive contribution is written into the national narrative. the museum

. >>> good news if you need to cross the arlington memorial pidge this weekend, we told you aboutnned production for the stretch. it's been postponed. crews had planned on closing all six lanes of traffic for repairs is weekend. it's the second time the work is being rescheduled. the repairs are pt of a $227ha million ul. >>> it's been years in the making, but drivers will soon see some improvements to route 15 south of leesburg. ere's a plan to widen the highway starting at battle field parkway. it sinks from four down to two. route 15 is said to be one of the most accident prone roads in loudoun county. >>> loudoun county's newest sheriff's station will open the doors later today and you're invited.pl the station ces the county's 11-year effort to have stations in all fourrs cor of the county. but not just deputies willork there. >> what's good about these statns is they provide full service. you have community rooms. people can items notarized and get local criminal check and fingerprints done. there's a lot ofhi ts they can do. make a police report. it's such a good facily to serv

if this is not overturned at the supreme court they have to go to arlington and tear down a large freestandingcross of sacrifice and most people can't imagine that. everyone is watching this case at the supreme court and in the next month or so we will find out what happens. >> september 24th, we will see if they take it out. >> i didn't mention it. anybody wants to look at the memorial, look at it yourself go to firstliberty.org. shannon: we will see you next week at the hearing. families and small towns without schools of their own get state funding to send their kids unless the school happens to have any religious connection. is it legal? you are the jury, night court is next. i can breathe again! i can breathe again! vicks sinex... breathe on. ♪ >> shannon: time now for night court, on the docket tonight two new lawsuits seeking to stop religious >> two new lawsuits looking to start religious discrimination. several students and their families challenging a law that restricts families without high schools of their own for using taxpayer funds to send their kids to religious schools. in was

. >> how does it compare to a national cemetery like arlington? >> there are some shared challenges. having said that, one of the differences, all the men or women on her door buried at the overseas site, they fell while serving their country, overseas. these are not specifically war cemeteries, because we have many men or women who died of illness or accidents, perhaps, but that is the difference. back in the states, at arlington or the national cemetery that the veterans affairs manages, they do great work, but those are eligible for spouses and dependents of the veterans as well. >> was this originally a temporary cemetery? >> we are kind of, sort of, on the site of a temporary cemetery. here, just behind the camera again, was temporary cemetery 1764. there were 2000 temporary burial sites. there is a lot of history there with the labor battalions building these sites out and of course, the repatriation of about 30% of the war dead from world war i back to the united states, at the request of the family. they were given a choice whether to send

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we go to arlington, virginia, where women aided communities of really -- newly freed slaves. anderson: the museum is --icated to the distinctive to ensuring the distinctive contribution is written into the national narrative. the museum has saw to assist -- seek this goal for 20 years. we currently exist as an online museum. the goal is to build a physical museum on our national mall. in 2014, congress passed a bipartisan act to create a congressional commission to investigate the feasibility of a national women's history in washington, d.c.. theotential to study creation of a national women's history museum. >> we are half of the population. wherever you stand, i'm sure there is consensus in this house at half of the population should not go unmentioned in the butbooks of our country, there is no museum in the country that shows the full scope of the history, the amazing, brilliant, courageous, innovative, and sometimes defiant women that have helped to shape our history and make this country what it is. rachel: in november, 2016, the commission produced a bipartisan report

lanes were shut down at arlington boulevard and graham road for hours. we are told that speed and nol alcoho appear to be factors for the driver. police won't say if alcohol was a factor for the pedestrian. in milwaukee, a manth walking i travel lanes of washington boulevard and jess en was killed e was hit by driver. it happened last night around 00. we are told that the driver was not rt. police in green belt say a woman was hit and killed early yesterday hrning. appened on the ramp from southbound kennel worth avenue to green belt road. s investigatoray the woman was hit by two cars. both drivers did stay on the scene. the woman has been identifiedpes l betterin of silver trings. >>ay cardinal wirl will meet with d.c. priests to discuss the growing sex abuse scandal involving himnd catholic priests. justin finch has morerom announciation catr catholic church until northwest. >> reporter: those priests are set to gather later today. before they do so, cardinal wuerl reached out apologizing for past misjudgments that caused ing. here on sunday he wa app

current temperatures, 60s a 70s. 77 in arlington. 80 degrees, still, in annapoli taking the dog out for a walk. bella is available for adoption at the humane rescue ealliance. ould make a great buddy to walk with. best time to walkarith this weather, always in the morning time. there will be cnce for thunderstorms by 5:00 or 6:00. but higher rain chances into the evening. your tomorrow planner, highs in the mid-70s tomorrow morning. temperatures by 8:00 tomorrow night, down into the low 60s. that will almost feel chilly. not much of a recovery on sunday, high 72. back to the warm air and the thunderstorm chances o. mond and we'll talk about florence and the potentialhances next week. >>> good morning, melissa mollet. >> fredz riericksburg, this is we have left.ou sout, after 3, blocking the right side. inner loop and outer loop for the beltways behaving here this morning. and 270 from frederick down to icthe spur, n and clear. 68 miles per hour going to get you there in 27te mi >> thank you. >>> still ahead, the wrong message. that's exactly wha some parents think a new netflix show mad

well let's get more on this knowledge on by hal al-kindi an arlington virginia he's a fellow at the brookings institution who previously served as an advisor to the palestine liberation organization very good to have you with us on al-jazeera and so what impact is the closing of the peerless office going to have on the palestinian leadership and its activities in the u.s. . well i think. in all likelihood this step was probably anticipated by the p.l.o. leadership in golmaal law and as the report just mentioned the palestinian representative here in washington was recalled in may i think you've been many steps that. the trumpet ministration has taken since recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital and since then we've seen cuts and palestinian aid attempts to redefine under was mandate and qualifies as a palestinian refugee these are all very serious. decisions taken by the administration and i believe that he will be the ship was probably anticipating this what what it will likely do is is cement the decision of mahmoud abbas his leadership against. any inclination of going back to an americ