let's take a moment. ♪ ["taps"] >> harris: arlington national cemetery.n just his first few words, senator tom cotton has told us -- and some of you, reminded you -- of what this 1:00 p.m. eastern hour, 1300, means. senator cotton, you may end up repeating yourself just a bit, but the importance of the hour. let's begin with that. >> those funerals happen every hour on the hour of the arlington national cemetery for the old guard every day. they can be young heroes or just lay down their life in iraq or afghanistan, but it can also be old veterans like carl mann who earned seven bronze stars. i think that funeral service at arlington, just as much is the large international ceremony at normandie, is a reminder that all of her veterans -- and today's soldiers as well -- that we will never forget and we will always honor your service and your sacrifice. whether you fall on the battlefield or to the ravages of father time. >> harris: you were talking previous to us taking a moment for taps, and we are watching the flag be folded. as a military brat, we learn

continue there with funerals in arlington.a family has a funeral at arlington, it'll happen. it is true whether it is the president of the united states or a humble private. >> one of the things you write in the book is this is not a political book. you say arlington and the old guard transcends politics. the military remains our nation's most respected institution. the fields of arlington are one place we can set aside our differences. i read that a few weeks ago when i read the book, and i was struck by the words when i saw president trump sitting on the grounds of the cemetery at normandy. you know, just above omaha beach during the d-day landings, doing the interview with fox news, where he attacked in personal terms the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. also robert mueller, the special counsel. given those words, you talk about the fields of arlington, but i imagine also normandy, a place we can set politics aside. was it appropriate for the president to do that, sitting where he was sitting? >> the president has to ans

>> certainly the ones in arlington. several reasons, much like the practice where the town created a form for private citizens, there is a statute in arlington that says that they can create a nondiscriminatory neutral opportunity for people to place their own monuments in arlington subject to rules. >> the way this is being handled today in a pluralistic society in which ordinary people get along pretty well. they are not at each other's throats about religious divisions. let me ask you about some others how about the irish brigade monument in gettysburg. it was put up in 1888. >> yes, your honor. it is one of 3000 monuments in gettysburg park. it presents itself as an object in a museum. it is not in a museum context that could negate the government. in that context the government is more like a curator of a museum than it is of putting it up. this was put up by the town of williamsburg. >> what about this cross? >> i understand native american totems have spiritual and religious significance. if one of those is on a

arlington county police responded. they did an investigation here as they always do cndalled it a death investigation. a short time ago we spoke to ashley savage. she is the public information officer for arlington county police and sheer's what she had to say. >> for someone to ose their life, this is a tragic accident and we'll completely investigate this incident. >> it's a very close-knit residential neighborho , and we've had several people coming birks you know, asking us what happened, you know, just trying to figure out how could this random strange thing happen and te a life of one of their n ghbors. live arlington, jackie bensen, news 4. >> random indeedki jace, thank you. >>> well, we are jst under fo hours away now from round two of the first democratic debate, and tonight's lineup includes the highly anticipated matchup of joe biden d bernie sanders. the two men will be center stage tonight, and the big question is will some of the other top polling contenders target either one of them? let's go bk live in

he's been with arlington school since 2009. before that he served in various other education roles throughout the state. murphy will leave the arlington school system officially in september. >>> today we are hearing from the father of a high schooler e severely injured in a shark attack. the girl is still in the hospital from the attack two weeks ago in north carolina.za erika gonz is with us from the live desk with news from the father. he helped save her life. >> yes, and there was not a dry eye in the house. paige winter hasg lony to go after the attack at ft. make on state park on june 2nd. winter's injuries were so bad do that ors had to amputate her leg and perform surgery on both her hands. the father described the flurry of chaos and how he went in to the water to save his daughter. >> it didn't take meseconds. it was just an immediate d thing. i went straight to where the pink was and i dove under and i grabbed her. when i pulled her up a shark came up with her and i it with everything i could. and it let go. i listen

what did you learn about your tour of duty at arlington and guarding the tomb of the unknown, dealing with section 60 which of course is the area where the people. >> to heroes. the fact that we are on a political show, i would say in arlington is the reverence, the respect, the gratitude that everye no matter their political v of r fallen heroes and for the soldiers, he was born on the ashes of the civil war. a divisive time in our country and i think it's a good reminder that no matter how divided our time seems to be today that they were still many things that we hold in common and hold dear is a country that unites us as americans. >> chris: senator cotton, thank you. as you point out, we have a terrific story about a power player at the end of the show, a unit of the old guard and you're exactly right, the reverence they have for the fall and there at arlington is quite extraordinary and quite inspiring. a good message for all of us. thank you, sir. up next, we will bring in our sunday group to discuss divisions inside the trump administration over how to respond to the shootdown

arlington was born in the ashes of the civil war, the most divisive time in our country, and i think it's a good reminder no matter how divided our times seem to be today, that there's still many things that we hold in common and hold dear as a country that unites us as americans. chris: senator cotton, thank you. as you point out, we have a terrific story about, a power player story about a unit of the old guard, and you're exactly are right. the reverence they have for the fallen there at arlington is quite extraordinary and quite inspiring. as you say, a good message for all of us. thank you, sir. >> thanks, chris. chris: up next, we'll bring in our sunday group to discuss divisions inside the trump administration over how to respond to shootdown of that surveillance drone. >>> plus, what would you like to ask the panel about escalating tensions between the u.s. and iran? just go to facebook or twitter at fox news sunday, and we may use your question on the air. ♪ ♪ >> you'll find out. >> [inaudible] >> you'll find out. you'll find out. i find it hard to believe it was intentional

. >> i would work with the magistrates to make sure they're not prosecuted in arlington. >> i would go to the court and ve to dismiss that case. >> reporter: another major change, no more death penalty leses in arlington or fairfax county regardss of the crime. their platforms not popular with police. ny officers actively campaigned against them. both say they will reach out to the departments. >> i think we can buildowod go respect them and the work they do and always be hone a straight shooter with them.st ad >> reporter: both in arlington and fairfax, the republican party not fielding an opponent for the county which means it's all but certain the two democratic nominees will win election in november. julie carey. >> amy ashworth is also pledging many of the same reforms and has a republican opponent in the fall. >>> man who filmed women and girls in fairfax, virginia, pleaded guilty to four counts. mun taz rauf pleaded guilty to four different shopping centers. back in december.ll >> a bo safe guard the 9/11 victims compensation fund passed a key hurdle today when the house judicia

i respect our fistesponders and police. >> reporter: both arlington and fairfax counties, the republican party notfi ding an opponent for the county which means it's all but certain the two democratic nominees will win election in november. fairfax sunty, n >> there is one independent candidate who has initial filing but notrtified t kid, despite a scandal and stint in jai former virginia joe morssy is now the nominee. he beat out incu sentte senator rosslyn dance in the 16th district, south of richmond. five years ago, democrats pressured morrissy to retire from his house seat after the pled guilty to contributing to the delinquency a minor. prosecutors said he had sex with his 17-year-oldni receptiost at the time. she is now his wife and they have several children. we put the results of yesterday's primary in our nbc washington app. >>> d.c. police have named their officer of the year. he's pretty amazing. tiara brown has been with the department four years now. not just a cop but a championship boxer. she spends time volunteering with community organizations and ntoring childrenrom he

zooming in, arlington, eastbound 66 between the tunnel and roosevelt bridge, left lane gets by that work zone. and northbound 270, we still have roadwork blocking that left side for th milling and paving project. darin? >> all right. thank you. 4:31. he was once one of the area's most notorious drug king pins, rayful edmonds hped few the crack epidemic in the 1980s by running a major cocaine trafficking ring. edmonds is current lly secondina life sentence without parole. a judge could set him free. >> prosecutors are asking that he get an early release for helping convict other drug dealers. before that happens, the attorney general wants to know how the community feels about a possible release. >> a communy weighed in on the idea. he has shared the scope of his criminal enterprise to meet early release. however it must not be lost to the minds of others that communities were devastated. >> i feel that 30 years, the 30 years that he served is sufficient time. >> edmonds faces an additional 30 years in prison in pennsylvania for selling drugs in prison. now prosecutors in pennsylvania are

in arlington, aimee cho, "news4." >>> he is d.c.'e elected official ever, but now they are going to strip him of his power. good morning. i'm doreen gentzler. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. >> he faces possible ethics violations and day after he resigned fromec. >> let's get to mark segraves who's beenollowing the develop mark? >> yeah. good evening. this has been a tough week for d.c. council member jack evans as you said. there was this revelation. then again this morning fbi agents show up at his house, this all part of an ongoing federal investigation. it all started before 6:00 this morning. federal agents at the home of longime d.c. council member jack echbts. police closed off the entire block in front of his house for hours as fbi agents searched evans' home. >> this is definitely not a normal friday morning in the neighborhood, but i think it's necessary and i certainly -- you know, if there's credence to any of these accusations or whatever the fbi might be investigating, i welcome it. >> it's sad, that's all. >> reporter: evan

this we're taking a look at of the major upsets in in arlington first, the it was a tight race decided by ray morreau lost to steve descan we are going to defend the most common of virginia but in halle he won with about 500 votes. primar you remember morsi made worked as his reptionist they are now married. he served time in jail four deal. open the nbc washington app and more details about the deadly the faa said the pilot who was there less than three miles the clouds on monday morning you can see the video from the crash. here's jeff guzetti. >> the weather conditions were involv a confusion that your is up and which way is down and instru invest say there is no b requir to on the chopper. you hear more coming up on od students in southeast classr someon broke in on sunday and worker even needed to war today students will be back in a funeral procession will take olling heavie than normal traffic is he was palyzed from the waist poce say heied as a result >>> new this morning, we now most popular golf courses is detect the body in a it's unclear how long the body they died while on

ow 70 n in arlington. 76 dulles airport. a bit cooler in the shenandoah county. 89 degrees high but a likelihood of storms this afternoon. a slight risk for severe weather today.so ited thunderstorms possible anywhere with the highest chances for any severe storms will be really right through the heart of the d.c. and metro o areas to the bay and eastern shore. for now, a little swirl of low pressure out he across parts of southern ohio. out ahead of it, we have had a line of storms which have kept the thunder andng lightni going overnight hours in parts of central west virginia and those storms are tracking off to the northeast. o they are aimed at t northern and central parts of the shenandoah valley. have had showers across northern maryland the last fewours but it will be dry for most of us between now and about lunch time with the lone exception there of the shenandoah valley. later on in the af closer to 90 you get today the higher your chances for strong to severe storms in the afternoon. here is3:00. storms in montgo

buried here at arlington national cemetery. >> you're a vietnam vet. why are you on the stage? >> it's all about physicality. expressing through the body. >> i have come to arlington a couple times now to visit any brother. and every time it's terrible. but now having done this performance i think it will be great for me to reframe how i when it comes to reducing the evsugar in your family's diet,m. coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org >>> ladies and gentlemen your 2019 female champion. >> that is ashly gentle from queensland australia. the female winner of the escape from triathlon. racers hit the water at 7:30 a.m. for a one and a half mile swim. followed by 18 mile bike ride. and then an eight mile run through the golden gate area. ben of phoenix won the men's division. his third s

students in arlington have one more week to go.airfax and loudoun county public schools wrapped up their classes. and a reminder, many districts u will conti to offer those free lunches during the summer. >> all right. >>> 6:51. lauren rickets is watching the weather for us. what do you have? >> i've got some nice conditions out te ere. thclouds are finally clearing. that's cloud debris left from a system la night. w the sun is shining. just a beautiful morning out there. now the next chance of rain coming on father's day. and it's with frontal system. that front is going to stall across the area. pretty much through next week. that means we're going to have unsettled conditions through next week. enjoy today. those temperatures starting off on the cool side. plus, that winds isng picki up -- that wind is picking up. it may feel brisk out there. temperatures in the 50s and low 60s right now. we're on our way to the mid to upper 70s, a little below normal for this time of year. the main story, the breezy northwest winds. that's supp

they met ath wakefield hig school in arlington. this forum is called communities first. the organizers want amazon to listen to theeople who live in arlington and alexandria when they go about making decisions about hq2. among their concerns are the impact it will have on traffic and affordable housing in the area. >>> all right. let's talk weather now because, gosh, it's just the same kind of picture you see behind us right now. it's what we've had all day long. we both decided to weagh li blue to lighten up the evening. talk to us about this stretch of rain, sort of a pattern we're stepping into. >> yeah. that is pattern that's going to push into the top of the week. rain chances every day this week, so it is going to be quite the wet scenario as we kick off here monday. right now i'm still tracking a t few showers in area. let's go ahead and get to the radar. you can see the showers we're looking at are sparseow in the d.c. metro area, farther north and west back along i 81 is where we're seeing some of the moderate showers, some of the deeper greens out towards loudo

arlington, alexandria and prince george's county, this could have a big pact if youre traveling in the district tonight. the nats game could be delayed arybe even postponed once again. areas in pink ender severe thunderstorm watch. most of us under a flash flood watch through late night. much more on our nbc washington app. i'll have more on the storms and what you can expect next week coming up,t we're looking at hot and humid conditions again. thursday showers and storms once again. best chance for stonk torong toe thunderstorms on thursday. especially with the high of 91. beautiful on friday. and gorgeous on saturday. >> doreen and i are watching our backs tonight. >> big shelf of a cloud occuut there lurking. >>> and when we ce back, they found their choice right here at home. >> big announcement from one of the biggest school systems. and what it means for students. >> reporter: it has been seven months since a father and were shot to death in their home and still no arrests. investigators are hoping that a ndward fu >>> fair 23fax count city cool system will be discussing how the

arlington county has put upea 1 ns and more on the way.ck. >>> international tensions spilled into the d.c. streets, thousands of petople marched tell the government they don't want a war with iran. we're going to tell you the he latest on t demonstrations. that's straight ahead on "news4 day."to compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider of what you provide.f and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this snends like a whole busiss package, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? ' let'do it. (laughs) comcast business gives you more. switch now and get fast, reliable internet for a new low price of $39.95 a month. plus, get free installation. better, faster? i mean sign me up. call today at 1-800-501-6000. comcast business. beyond fast. what we expect for theke wee, those enjoying their visit here in the washington, d.c. area. this is one of those picture perfect weekends. guess what? if you like it hot, sck around. i've got 90 degree temperatures for you. 62 in rockvill

. >> a more fair process for the adjudication of arlington commu. i think he's been too tough and i'd like to see a change. >> reporter: police in both jurisdictions have me out strongly for the incumbent prosecutors. their opinion weighs heavily with this retired arlington teacher who is sticking with the hcumbent. >> i didn't li the challenger was saying things that weren'tnecessarily true. they were twisting her thoughts and beliefs. and the their f policeofficers support him. i think that's important. >> reporter: in fairfax county, fewer voters willing to reveal who they are backing, but some of them, too, looking for change in the commonwealth attorney's office. >> i was looking at how could somebody think differently about it and i definitely was looking for that seat. >> but the biggest race in fairfax county, maybe even in the region, the fairfax county oard chair's race. that seat coming open for the first time in more than a decade. i'll take a closer look at that. back to you. >> julie, thank you. >>> donald trump, jr., will be back occu

arlington, eastboun 66 after 29, rosalyn, left lane is getting by the work zone. and a live look here, 95 northbound, southbound, 212 powder mill road, nothing in your way. >> thank you. 4:21. >>> next, why getting your feet y for summer is more than about just that pedicure that you love so much. mandel r today, howie stops by "ellen." on's asking for advice dealing with women. >> she said, i'm on the ventura freeway. and e car isut of gas. and i'm losing power on the cell e one, and i think one of tires is flat. so i just hung up the phone because -- . no. >> what? i hope he meant hung up the hone to go find her andlp her in a terrible situation. >> deserves a medal. howie's going to explain his approach at 3:00 this afternoon. thenstick around for news 4 >>> welcome back at 4:24. the first official day of summer is quickly approaching. it's next friday,stune 21. >> although youknow our meteorologists say june is already meteorological summer, just saying. for most people, summer means flip-flop time. news4's megan mcgrath is working 4 you with expertips on how

temperatures are mostly in the 70s. 74 in arlington. 72 in fairfax. 70 in esburg. orning.ermantown this your planner then for today, d't plan on a whole lot of sunshine. that said, most of us will nothe need t umbrella today. most of the rai chances will be really from about fredericksburg in southern maryland southbound tohe richmond area. temperatures courtesy of tud clwill be a little cooler today. there you see the rain chances bot jed up literallyst down to our south. i think high pressure can hold these rain chances at bay for a while. but ihink beforee get too deep into sunday, it's going to be raining again. i'll show you thefuture weather and the five-day forecast coming up in a few. thank you. > 4:02. reaking news ng from new york city this morning. nbc news h confirmed that the fbi is qonungtii a off man for explosives ing.hat re and says hs beennder surveillance for some time. se're told there i no imminent qureat to times se, but the threat is being taken seriously. o we'll havhour.e >>> developingthis morning, a well-known high school football coach i

arlington, glebe and walter reed drive, flashing lights. you might be a slowdown there.e and princorge's county looking quite good. aaron? >> thank you. >>> this weekend the washington nationals not only added av tory to the season, but the teal land itself in the history books, too. >>yeah. t nats hit four straight home runs. the second time in team history that it's happened. no other team hasom aished this in more than one game. the magic happened in the eighth inning. howie kendrick, tray turner, adam eaton and anthony enrdone hit home runs. there you go. look at the dancing celebration. love it. the effortat helped be the padres 5-2. you know, after this season, it's nice to be celebrating the wins, home runs allt.of tha >>> we also have some great news. not justutbaseball b stanley cup news, as well. i dependsguess, not great. they're going to game seven. >> last night right here nbc 4, the boston bruins beat the st. louis blues. so you know, the blues were hoping to end the series last night. >> me, too. >> to hoist the cup up on hom

arlington, eastbound 66 between the rosslyn tunnel and roosevelt bridge, left lane is g ting by therk zone. and bethesda, northbound 270 between democracy there, kind of at montrose road really, the right lane is getting by. they have a lot of roadwork happening in the left lanes. eun? >> thank you. >>> developing this morning, four armed and dangerous suspects are still on the loose. they've been on the run f hours since robbing a gun store in rockville. >> we brought you the story as it was breaking yesterday mornsg. the chao started around 2:00 a.m. when the suspects crashed an suv into united gun shop on randolph road near lohman's plast. thee several guns. the suspect used a second stolen vehicle to ram into regoonding montmery county police officer. that's when the officer .fired one suspect was found dead in the car. the other four were able to drive a few blocks before their car broke down. the men ran off into the neiborhood and ditched several guns behind a house during their getawa >> anybody in the neighborhood sees anything, your back light comes on, something with your s

s news4arcy spencer is live for us in arlington to explain the pushback tonight. darcy? >> reporter: we've heard a lot about the positive possibilities of this amazon prospect from job creation to economic b opportunities this coalition is concerned about the less fortunate l income peel, possibly being forced out of their co it was a small but passionate crowd at the clairidon press bretarian church. they wonder how it will impact their community. she's worried that apartment rentals skyrocket forcing her and her family out. >> it's way too high and only going to get worse. genuine fear as to how we're going to afforde housing in th communities we grew up with.>> the for us, not amazon coalition since arlington county approves $23 million in incentives for amazon. >> there's a sense of ueency thrights of our community, the priorities of our community members are met as opposed to catering to amazon. >> the group is concerned about how the project will impact low-income residents and communities of color. the group plans to fight back and hold elected laders accountable.

news 4's meagan fitzgerald is live now outside the arlington county courthouse. tell us more about what happened there today. >> reporter: yeah, pat. a lot to unpack here, but first i wanted to explain to you the point of today, the preliminaryo hearing is t lay out all the evidence to determine if there's enough to proceed to trial so we heard from seven witnesses, inuding the woman who was attacked. she says that good samaritan who stepped in to try to save her hi and died doing so should have never intervened in the first place. for the first time we're hearing from the girlfriend of michael nash. in october of 2018 nash's girlfriend says they were walking along the 1300 block ofe south ge mason drive in arlington at around 9:00 at night near these food trucks. she says the two of were arguing, nash was yellirh at he and moments later she says hert ta beating her,in tgak sexually. on the witness stand, the girlfriend said she was screaming.that's when g aood samaritan tried to help her. they described how nash started to beat dsalazar's hea to the ground and s

. >>> meantime, new this morning police in arlington county are investiging a second pedestrian fatal accident in a week. this happened just before 11:00y fridnight on george mason drive. early investigations from police reveal that robert bram well was in the roadway outside the crosswalk and did not have the right of way. authorities say he was hit and t later died at hospital. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. on wednesday morning a woman was struck on columbia pike and four mile run. she was taken to the hospital but died the next day. >>> we have an update on a deadly crash in prince george's county. tate police tell us the person who died wasiving the wrong way. we brought you this as breaking news yesterday morning. police say a driver was headed east on the westbound lanes of route 50 near martin luther king jr. highway. the driver also caused a separate crash before colliding with a car and tractor-trailer. one person was flown by medevac to a hospit. we arworking to find out why the driver who died was going in the wng direction. >> 6:06. the fate of a notori

students in arlington have one more week to go. fairfax county and udoun county classes wrapped up classes. many school districts will offer free lunch during the summer. >>> 5:49 n. [ cheers ] >we the nort no we theons, the rap torts, the 2019 nabl champs. >> wow, look at all the celebrating. home buyer in t nba. the toronto raptors became the first canadian team to win the nba nba finals. they only needed two times to data the warriors. they pulled off the win in a back and i forth shoot-out this cumberland. fans went well. kawai leonard was named mvp.is h is his first time with t team. this is the first time they've won a major professional league since 1993. i know the warriors were trying to get wayne f kevin durant who's injuredd maybe out for a while. it shows how much they need him. >> good point. hopefully -- for folks who like the warriors, nextyear. >> there you go. >>> coming up, we've been briend reminding you all week, but in case youforgot, floodwater is ahead. >>> plus from boys it men, they've known each other for

. >> news 4's megan fite jerald was in that arlington courtroom. >> reporter: for the first time we're hearing from the girlfriend of michael nash. in october of 2018 nash's girlfriend says they were walking along the 1300 block of south george mason drive in a arlington around 9:00 at night near these food trucks. she says the two of them were arguingtnash was yelling a her and moments later she says he started beating her and taking off her clothes before touching her sexually. on the witness stand the girlfriend said she was screaming. that's when patricio salazar, a good samaritan tried to help her. the woman described to the court has nash started bashing salazar's head into the ground and beating him repeatedly. salazar later died from his injuries, but in a shocking admission nash's girlfriend says she doesn't see salazar as a hero and that he should never have intervened. the court also heard from bradley flood. he's the man who came running so thne after hearing a woman scream. flood testified that he tried helping salazar by turnin him on to his back and minutes later salazar

arlington county fire and rescue responded. fortunately, the woman did not survive her injuries. >> this path is very heavily used because you have a residential area. it's an excellent place to walk your dog. constantly you'll see young children instrollers, you'll see toddlers following the strollers. >> it's so tragic that someone was out and enjoying our great parks and services that we have here to lose their life. that is tragic accident, but we'll completely inhistigate t incident as we would any unattended death in our community. >> reporter: it's not clear from looking at the tree whether it had a type of rot situation, whether it was damaged in any way, but obvioly thatill be part of the investigation. in arlington, jackie bensen, news 4. >> time for an update on our weather. storm team 4 has declared a weather alert eveninguseof sevee thunderstorms popping up out there and there's new warnings out. >> we could be seeing more big branches coming down. amislia is tracking th for us in the storm center. >> this the late

arlington. here we go. here it is. all right, foks.re thunderstorm warning for arlington, fairfax, falls churc manassas. here's a look at that storm. right now very heavy rain and lightning. gusting winds really going to bi a potentialue with this storm. 60 mile per hour gusts as it continues to pull to the north airfax t impacting county within the next 20 minutes or so. as we push through time, how is this all going to wrap u around 6:00 to 7:00 we will see this line of storms reach the district as is pretty much already in fairfax now. s we shouldrt to see this move in closer towashington, d.c. towards 5:30, 5:45. as it does, it will still pack its punch, but by 7:00, 8:00, we'll be on the tailen of this. we are going to see improving conditions. ly friday, ear tomorrow morning, 1:00 m.,a. clear.no as we move into your, saturday well, actually, friday afternoon, we're staying quiet, but here's a sneak peek at saturday. we're also going dry conditions to kick off your saturday. that's the good news there. i will say we do have some s

it was part of arlington county, the virginia side of the district. it had been unhappy with the ban on federal buildings on the virginia side of the potomac, which was written into the residence act. there have been people talking about ceding it back to virginia and the early 19th century. the efforts caught steam in the mid-1840's. the reason for that was because there was tremendous anti-slavery agitation in washington. specifically to get rid of the slave trade in washington, d.c.. in 1846, many of the slave trading interests and virginia supportive housing tree is efforts to retrocede back to virginia. it became roughly 60% of its original size when alexandria goes back to virginia. the slave trade is banned in the district four years later. they saw it coming and they wanted to get out. >> tell me about "chocolate city: a history of race and democracy in the nation's capital." why chocolate city? what does that mean? prof. musgrove: we took the term from folks who had used it as a nickname for the city in the late 1960's. it becomes famous woul

arlington police say he followed the victim into a building on jefferson davis drive.n an elevator and assaulted her. he ran off when peoplewere walking by. >> it just seems very odd that i can't be safe gokg to w or coming home from work in the morning especially, 8:30 in the morning. everybody is moving around. >> just ashe mentioned, it was in the morning. it was very bright. there were a lot of people in the area. arlington police are hoping th omebody recognizes the attacker and gives their investigators a call. >>> a leesburgown councilman is under fire accused of defacing a public proclamation. >> tocouncilman dunn did not sign the proclamation that was to go to the descendants of a man who was nched. >> between 1877 and 1950 at least 80 african-americans died by lynching inmo the comealth. >> three of thoseases loudoun county. newsn i4's derrick ward report tonight on the controversy. >> reporter: proclamations like this generally noncontroversial measures of legislature deal with countless times during countless sessions. a proclamation and how one chose to si

in arlington the incumbent was beat. it was by fewer than 800 votes. long-t supervisor jef we're to have a board of common virginia but in day. he made headlines over s a recept they are married. he served time in jail four deal. open the nbc washington app and the faa said the pot who was the clouds were thick and you crash. here's nbc news aviation analyst jeff gozetti talking about why weathe which way is down and you have >> and we may never know what invest say there iso it was not required to be on the choppe you hear mofrom him today students at sousa middle classr it's closed for days someon broke in on sunday and classe cereceled monday and they need protective masks today they'll be back in sclas from a d.c. music store will be he stole a $4400 saxophone. saturd spotted the hours later police belve the the store owner was shocked by in as if he owned this place. >> 55-year-old vincent ham month was arrested on tuesday after a saxoph a funeral procession will take olling to our lady of good heavie than normal traffic is officeollinger died in

>>my dad had to pick a day that he would be laid to rest at arlington it would have been on the 75th>>of where it all started for him. carl man was just 21 years old when he and thousands of us troops fought their way ashore at omaha beach. the decorated that earned 3 purple hearts and 7 bronze stars for his courageous efforts, it's. all inspiring man survived world war 2 and died march 30th at the age of 96 thursday, the veteran's family gave an emotional final goodbye at the arlington national cemetery in our nation's capital was in just a that it was a good friend. >>the man family says that the world war 2 that specifically asked to be buried alongside the thousands he served with because he says they. understood the value of freedom said the heroes were the guys that were left behind. >>that's knows where he rose he was one of the lucky ones karl in miles man oldest and youngest sons call their data humble man who just recently began sharing his war stories and he would just go on and on. they can tell you all the details about what he did a man returned from the war carrying th

another diport of fl in arlington. outbound roosevelt near gw parkway. sounds leak we have one -- like we have one land blocked there causing problems. southbound ramp to the inner loop, an accident. slow 95 on northbound in woodbridge, as well. aaron? >> thank you. >>> more on that breaking news in montgomery county. if you live in this area, police are uying you to sta vigilant as you head out this morning. >> police need you to stay away from the area of randolph rod and parklawn drive in rockville. if you liveea in the ar and see something suspicious, police want you to call them. 're told that five people rammed a vehicle into the united gun shop and stole firearms. it's not clear how many were b stolen, police say they recovered three guns fm the sus ct's vehicle. they also found a bag of guns in the neighborhood but no word on where exctly that was. one suspect is dead. he dshed of gunot wounds. four other suspects t are on run. mental health will have a live report coming up -- megan mcgrath will have a live report coming up. >>> we're following

next month there's a public meeting in arlington county, a review of what's going on and what's going to happen. that meeting will be wednesday, july 10th at 7:00 p.m. the meeting location has not yet been made public. the county is asking people to rsvp. >>> taking a live look outside this morning as we say good morning to rockville and rockvillepike. a beautiful start to our saturday, crisp start to our weekend. but will it stay like this the rest of today and we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying opening a half ses. rig now tozen former d"roymnt" s >>> well, of course you're looking for t something to do this ul weekend. we have another idea for you. a pop-up putt putt course that opened in rosslyn. it features the key bridge. who hasn't had a hard time getting over that? the temporary attraction is the brain child of the rosslyn business improvement district. >> so many fun things to do here. so in addition to the putt putt we have the candy bar, which is a wonderful place for people to relax and hang out. n we've go

especially cycling going on in arlington. looking good for that. rain showers to the south. if travels take you to the south to the virginia beach, the norfolk area, rain showers with area of low pressure off the coast. for the most part dry here. could that be the case throughout the weekend? talk more an that coming up and time it out. thank you. >>> it's happened again. this time in virginia beach tracking a developing story. a gunman killed 12 people and injured 5 more. it happened yesteay afternoon cest after 4:00 the municipal beach facility ter. criminately., ind a long gun battle between the suspect and officers before the suspect was killed. olice are still looking for a motive. we'll have a live report co ing up a few minutes from virginia beach. >>> right now all lanes on route 50 in anne arundel count are back open after being shut down for hours because of a police-involved shooting. police say last night just before 10:00 there was a report of a possible crash involving a pedestrian on route 50 eastbound right before maryland 244 we're told the anne arundel fir

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. >>> an afternoon walk turned deadly in arlington. a fallen treelimb killed a woman on a walking trail and it happened yesterday on section of lucky run trail th runs through a residential neighborhood. police say the woman was just walking on the path when continunormous tree limb snapped and crushed her. the death shocked peop who use the trail. >> this path is very heavily used because you have a residential area. it's an excellent place to walk your doand constantly you'll see young children in strollers. you'll see toddlers following the stroller. >> investigators are trying to filiure out what caused the mb to break. they say there aren't any signs of tree rot osease. >>> update now to a story we brought you as breaking news sterday morning. we now know the man who was killed on the bw parkwaywas a father, husband, and grandfather on his way to work. mark johnson sr. owned his own plumbing business and head to go an emergency wall on wednesday night. his family said he ran out of gas and was walking to find the nearest gas stati

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i think the senator from arlington and an accord to going back to the floor with him and : we in the future and we will be a proud partner in advocating for the measures and i joined him in praising our fishing community because they have stood strong in the face of adversity. >> i think senator blumenthal for his leadership on this issue and our fishing communities have a powerful voice and senator blumenthal before in the senate when he was attorney general and it's a great honor to share the florida of the senate with them today. mr. president, i yield the floor and of the absence of a quorum. >> coming up tonight on c-span2 federal reserve chair jerome powell on the u.s. economy. then the debate from the house administration committee on election security legislation. after that an interview with house minority whip steve scalise. house judiciary subcommittee hearing on the voting rights act and the court decision for shelby county versus holder. >> x, federal chair reserve jerome powell talks about the policies. he spoke at an event hosted by the council on foreign relations in

american airlines flight 77 and that is 200 yards from the southeastern corner at arlington national cemetery. imagine what it would be like to laid to rest your father or grandfather and to hear that explosion and see that smoke cloud rising up in the air as soldiers continue their mission until the funerals are over and then starting the 10:00 mission exactly on time, the 11:00 mission and the rest of the funerals all day long. soldiers who were not dedicated to funerals that day dropped everything, and changed their ceremonial blue uniforms and put on combat fatigues. >> senator tom cotton's latest book is sacred duty. visit booktv.org and search for his name in the search box at the top of the page. >> this weekend on booktv we visit the home of jean safer and richard brooke kaiser to hear how they maintain their relationship despite opposite political views. >> this is the basis to me of what matters in life. chemotherapy tests, when you are relying on a hospital bed you do not ask the party affiliation of the person standing next to you. >> at 8:00 pm author mark levin talks ab

we hit 8:00, lookn t at t dhis potential for a line heavy rainfall over the sdwrikt adist arlington.nd this storm is moving at 20 miles an hour. so storms are t moving gre aate is heavy rainfall that could lead to flooding issues. that is why most of us are under the flash flood watch until later tonight be.9: p.m., still tracking heavy rainfall from the beway and up through anne arundel county. then the threat starts to diminish, but still seeing scattered shower overnight. most of us tomorrow morning, ing to be dry. a high tomorrow of 84 degrees. but it is the same wthing,ll have muggy conditions and then rain and thunderstorms around mainly during the afternoon and evening hours. so tomorrow i think if you are heading to the pool ear er, you will be fine. same thing for thursday. go during the morning and midday hours on friday and looking breezy andfabulous, and the four day forecast here it is. i'll have the 10 day coming up. but 84 tomorrow,nd then 91 on thursday. thursday likely a weather alert day. seeing a high likelihood of severe thunderstorms. friday isfdelightful, and eq

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in arlington, democrats turn to challenger parisa, defeating amos. e was helped by her campaign by hundreds of thousands of dollars by george sorrells and she was endorsed fie tara mccall ge. >> the mesesonated with people and a moment in history where we are ready to re-examine what we have been doing in our justice system in large and all ways. >> reporter: now in fairfax county, the man who has successfully prosecuted so many high-profile cases over the year, ray moral, he was defeated in that county by steve descano. he's a formerederal prosecutor. their voter rejected the incumbent. here at the party for jeff mckay, voters supporng the most experienced candidate as their nominee. >> what a win tonight, what a win!y >> mcka has been a leader to supervisor for 11 years. he's hoping to lead this county of more than a million people. he defeated three other democratic hopefuls. the message he hears voters have worked together over the yrs. what we are going to do in the next four years is we are going to build onur o success at fairfax in a collabor

our city camera i arlington shows the clouds overhead. 72 in washington. 68 in manassas and leesburg.now in howard county. 66 also in montgomery county. your planner for your thursday, some raindrops here this morning. then we get back to sunshine late morning into the early afternoon. warm enough and humid enough for another likelihood of some rain and rum belts of thunder later in the day. i'm not worried about severe weather, ut ancasion am shower later on can't be ruled out. most of the steadier rain is to move into manassas and on i-95, as well. a few sprinkles across d.c. and montgomery county. this is all movi. eastbou so the skies will clear out over the next two to three hours. that allows temperatures into the 80s.he re's future weather, 2:00 in the afternoon, an opportunity for some isolated thunderstorms that will be moving from northwest down to thesoutheast. take your umbrella with you. you're likely going to need it at least onc maybe two or three times today. afternoon high will eventually get to 86 degrees. watch this henow, future weat is getting pushing south. mainl

he's buried here at arlington national cemetery. >> and you're coming as a vietnam-era veteran. why are you on this stage? >> it's all about physical -- physicality. expressing through the body. >> i come to arlington a couple times now to say my brother's -- to see my brother's gave and to visit him. every time it's terrible. now, having done this performance, i think it's going to be great for me to kind of reframe how i >>> welcome back. in the north bay a 9-year-old boy is making a difference for his peers in napa. he found out that many of them owed the district money and couldn't afford to pay their lunch debt. he paid it for them. abc7 has more on this remarkable boy. >>> watch your fingers -- >> reporter: cooking and mealtime are important parts of the kirkpatrick family's day. when 9-year-old ryan had a conversation with his mom about kids who couldn't afford school lunches, he decided to do something about it. he asked his mom to find out how much fellow third graders at west park elementary school owed. >> i think $74.50. so i took that e-mail and came to ryan and sai