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at the arlington county fair, the weekend looks much better. generally, a dry day, upper 80's. on sunday, humidity levels drop a bit. let's check out the next seven days, and we will add in three more. 87-90 tomorrow with storms. 88 on monday for the eclipse across america. partly sunny, may be mostly sunny. hot and humid into tuesday. turning cooler as we head into the end of next week. adrianna: thanks so much. right now, the streets and seat pleasant are still buzzing with excitement as celebrations continue for kevin durant day. the newly crowned nba champion, coming home with the championship trophy. john gonzalez is in the middle of that electrifying crowd. john: what an exciting day it's as kevin durant comes home, even if it is just for a day or so. we are at the seat pleasant rec center where he used to play as a kid. we want to show you the road closure at addison road, that parade coming through here, and hundreds are part of it, hundreds who have come along the way trying to get a glimpse of kevin durant. he arrived at the montessori school where the parade started.

the same month he was found to have engaged by arlington child protective agents, he started a new assistant principal job at prince georges county. how did he sleep through the cracks and into a classroom again. he appealed his case to state social services in richmond that allowed his name to be pulled from the child abuse registry which would have flagged other schools from hiring him, including prince georges county where he would go on to work for more than three years. >>> former teacher engaged even though arlington county hall from arlington public schools. the agency failed to notify the state education department charles pile of the virginia department of education didn't speak about the case, but said such a mistake by child protective services is a violation of state law. >> window for individual to move to another state and secure license in another state just move to another district here in virginia. >> arlington county child protective services declined multiple request for an interview and said it couldn't answer specific questions about the case. in a written statement, the

the beltway is 64 miles around, and right now less than a quarter of it has express lanes. >>> the arlington is getting a $5 million facelift that will last several months. philanthropist david reubenstein donated to the project. it will have better lighting as well as improved roads that take a beating from tour buses. the memorial will stay open and people are encouraged to take public transportation to access the plaza right off meade street. >>> still ahead, most of metro's tunnels are now wired for underground cell service, but just how good is it? adam tuss puts it to the test. >>> plus vandals strike the lincoln memorial. we'll look at how crews will clean it up. >>> an electrical fire forced people out of smithsonian castle this week. flames broke out at the historic building right as folks were enjoying lunch. the castle is home to the smithsonian's administrative offices and visitors the fire was in a nonpublic area and sprinklers contained it. it is home to precious art and artifacts, but none of those items were actually damaged. >>> right now crews are beginning the long process

. >>> now, to a story that is getting shared across the country, a catholic priest in arlington cominglean about his dark past. the father temporarily stepping down after revealing that he was a cross burning card carrying member of the kkk. mark segraves joins us now from the newsroom and mark he says the catholic church knew about this all along. >> yeah. that's right. father william ach chin son said he never kept his past secret from the church. bu b charlottesville he said he felt like he needed to make a public statement about what he calls his despicable past. >> father william ach chin son is a priest at saint lou owe leo the great church in an article published yesterday in the -- father ach chin son -- and that he had participated in cross burnings and threats. to anyone who has been subjected to racism or bigotry, i am sorry. i have no excuse, but i hope you will forgive me, the priest wrote. but in the article father gives no details about his actions in the late 1970s. he also leaves out one important fact, that he was ordered to pay the victim of one of those cross burnin

it's part of the district, arlington, a touch of fairfax, montgomery, and prince george's county. the next thing we watches this area of heavy rain in fredericksburg. we will blow up the map and give you detail of which areas are involved. parts of fairfax, arlington county, montgomery, prince george's, and the district. mostly northeast in northeast washington and adjacent parts of the other jurisdictions because of the heavy rayna moved through and the grounds are saturated. it doesn't take a lot to reaggravated. flooding possibility with dreams going -- streams going off there banks and things like that. this kind of weather pattern where we get multiple batches of rain, they wind up being more warnings. we flooding risk will get wider and wider. there is a flood warning in spotsylvania county, but not flash flooding. it would be because this area will get a longer period of rain and that could cause flooding in those areas as well. here is what we are looking for the rest of the day according to futurecast. the rain to get out during the mid to late afternoon from west to east

there is a lot going on this week, between the arlington county fair kicking off, the montgomery county agricultural fair, monster truck madness the next two days, demolition derby friday. eileen whelan and veronica johnson will be out there. you can keep and i out for the thunderstorms with the stormwatch 7 weather app, w at theat the fair or poll this weekend. really helpful to know where things are popping up and staying safe. 88 saturday, 87 sunday, i think mostly dry, but it chance of a few thunderstorms. the best shots will be thursday and friday. 88 degrees and partly cloudy skies wednesday. rings are still looking good monday for the eclipse, staying dry. these temperatures are a lot warmer, closer to 90 degrees than the last few weeks. hi. i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically ssly comfortable. there. i can even warm these to help you fall asleep faster. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. alison: breaking

also in the arlington catholic herald, he writes that he was prompted to reveal his own ties with the the violence in charlottesville. also we're hearing from two of his victims, philip and barbara butl butler. they found a burning cross in their yard back in mrs. butler says it was a painful moment that changed their lives in a single night. >> just got married. all of a sudden this happens. the neighborhood has changed. each at our jobs and just everything added to it. you know, just don't know -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: father aitcheson is now on leave from his duties here at st. leo owe the butlers say they are due a $23,000 restitution from aitcheson. the archdiocese is working with him to make the payments. back to you in the studio. >> justin finch, thank you. >>> 5:50 your time right now. we're helping you get ready for school this morning. the kids in loudoun county, time to get up. we'll soon hear the first alarms of the school year buzzing all across that county. more than 80,000 kidshe heading back to the classroom along with 800 new teachers this year. coming up in a f

the arlington diocese says his time here with the arlington diocese which goes back to 1998 there havens of racism or bigot free on his part. live in fairfax city, melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> time right now for the morning briefing. the president travels to phoenix make america great rally officials are bracing for angry reception in response to the president's remarks. chaos in charlottesville he blamed both sides for the violence. the mayor of phoenix said in statement he hoped the president will delay his visit. still on. last night the president unveiled his war plan at a speech at fort meyer army base in virginia. the president said he plans to send another 4,000 troops to afghanistan. he also said troops will stay there until isis and al-qaida are both destroyed and went ton say that afghanistan and terrorist threat to america. >> america's enemies must never know our plans or believe they can wait us out. i will not say when we are going to attack. but attack we will. >> the president also said his original instinct was to pull out of afghanistan but said the withdrawal

he's been working in the arlington diocese for decades. the church was aware of his past. >>> new this morning, it's too bad they don't pave marble. take a look at is this crash from this morning. a truck spilled sheets of marble in the median and it all had to get picked up. chopper 4 was over route 15 in frederick county just south of the park and ride. we don't know exactly what caused the crash but maryland state police tell us the driver is supposed to be okay. >>> it's that time of year that's always filled with a mix of nerves and excitement for the kids and parents too and the teachers. classes in virginia's third largest school district are now back in session. news4's megan fitzgerald is at cedar lane elementary school in ashburn where they kick things off in style. >> reporter: oh, yeah, chris. this school rolled out the red carpet quite literally. just take a look behind me here. they rolled it out as soon as kids got off the bus, they walked the red carpet, they were greeted by parents and teachers who were excited. they were s

. >> the priest from the arlington diocese admits to targeting people because of their race. wo of his victims are seen in this video. this morning we're hearing directly from one of them. we're also learning why the priest came forward when he did. news 4's justin finch is live with what we've learned. justin? >> reporter: aaron, good morning. it turns out timing may have played a role. a reporter was working a story that would have outed his kkk past. but in his essay out this week, he says that he was moved to share his own story after the violence in charlottesville. father william aitcheson is on leave from his duties at st. leo the great -- off old lehigh this all comes to light as his kkk past has come to light here as well. we're also hearing this week from two of his victims. philip and barbara butler who say they found one of aitcheson's burning crosses on their college park lawn. almost 40 years ago. the memory still haunts them, four decades later. >> of what's going on. your family, you know. i can't say that i was mad or i was afraid. all of it was involved. >> r

clark has written extentively about the routes in arlington. >> the nazis were well integrated.y used the shopping center there, they would go to the library and picket some >> one of those businesses targeted by rockwell back in the 1960s was the pizza, allen levine's party owned marios. >> the group split into the new order and the national socialist party. in arlington, mark segraves, news 4. >> a bumpy ride ahead. the project in one northern virginia neighborhood that left the streets looking worse than before. we're working for you getting some answers about what went wrong here. >> and land fall just about 1 to 2 hours away as it makes its way close to corpus christi, we're will be talking about this for weeks on end. >>> a product used to resurface roads in northern virginia has some people wondering if their neighborhood will ever look the same again. residents in the dawson's landing neighborhood called news 4 after the reports cars covered with liquid asphalt in a nearby neighborhood, bureau chief julie carey is getting some answers from them and response from vdot. >>

the arlington county fire department tweeted this picture of the flames. fire investigators saying that fire started on the 8th floor of a building on columbia pike near greenbriar street. one person had to go to the hospital for smoke inhalation. >>> shoppers stocking up on back to school supplies, but times is running out if you want to save big. >>> and today was most certainly a treat but tonight temperatures o e going t z2fwcz z16fz y2fwcy y16fy >>> if you plan on doing some shopping this weekend don't be surprised to see a few extra crowds. the sales tax holiday runs through sunday and it comes at a great time because many kids are getting ready to go back to school. if you buy clothes and shoes under $100 you won't have to pay sales tax. for school supplies the same rules apply. you can save on taxes for items you might need in an emergency like a portsable generator or batteries. >>> to prince george's county and the big turn out. people brought highlighters, youth and family center in suitland. all the supplies goes to kids in the county school sy

apparently prompted by the racist violence in charlottesville, father atchinson wrote a column in the arlington catholic herald two had been a member of the kkk and writing that he was truly sorry. >> it has been years and we have never heard one or anything. >> the diocese says he knows he needs to pay the $23,000 a judge awarded the butlers for his violation of their civil rights. >> you never apologized? >> no. >> did he apologize in court? >> no. never looked at us at all. >> no. >> any remorse from him ever? >> no. >> never. >> raise student at the university -- as a student at the university of maryland, atchinson was a wizard in a kkk lodge. the butler's are convinced that other people helped him set fire to that cross on their lawn. and they want him to name names before they agree to any kind of meeting with father atchinson. bruce leshan, wusa9. diocese is out with a statement. they just put it out. they say father atchinson agreed to fully cooperate with police in providing details of the old case that they failed to collect earlier. the diocese also says that father atchinson decide

and the arlington public library tonight is hoatsing an adult recess is what they're calling it. d is a web editor at the library joins us live. this sounds like fun. tell us what this is all about and what is going on there tonight. this isolate night recess. it's an event. this is the fourth year we're having it as you can see we've got a whole bunch of people here. we've got people playing chess and lots of other board games. people playing your standard fun yard games, getting their faces paint edded, we've got people making buttons and lava lamps. this sort of reminds me of day camp when i was a kid. i mean explain to me the whole concept of adults being at night camp think the library hasn't changed niacins when they were kids and he we thought skins we know the library is a lot of fun we should hold an event to have at lot of fun and see how much fun the library can be and to actually do that is aa low people to play games in the library can be and then come back for all the other cool programing we do, too. we end up getting people in the library for the first time and the

. >> the arlington archdiocese says the father is open to meeting with them. >> turning to the latest from charlottesville. a white nationalist who pepper sprayed someone a day before the dead technological charlottesville protest has turned himself in. christopher cant well s self-defense. he faces three felony charges including using tear gas illegally. >>> crews in charlottesville covered up two controversial statues with large tarps. the statue of robert e. lee in emancipation park and stonewall jackson in justice park. many cheered as the lee statue was covered. at one point a man was seen unsuccessfully trying to uncover the tarp. >> 1600 pennsylvania avenue is ready for its closeup. pictures of the new and improved white house finally debuted after a number of renovations that kicked off at the beginning of the summer. several rooms got a face-lift including the oval office where it was fitted with new wallpaper carpet and also furniture. some changes are not visible such as the upgrading of the old systems. >> a single massachusetts ticket won the $758 million powerball the la

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the reason news, that former klan member is a priest in the arlington diocese. he took a absence from his parish after writing about his past. he said the violence at a white nationalist rally in charlottesville moved him to write about his life before the priesthood. he said my actions were despicable and it's hard to believe that was me. beneficiary up pielk burbidge said he hopes his story will help others turn away from hate. in 1977 he was convicted of burning a cross in a couple's yard, he was ordered to pay restitution but never did. it's that family we expect to hear from tomorrow. >>> right now the clock is ticking for dozens of families in our community. they were told they have to move out of their homes by noon tomorrow because of violations in the building where they live. tonight many say they're not going in large part because they say they have no where to go. at the lynn hill condominiums in temple hill. >> reporter: under normal circumstances this would be a could havested complex, it's close to transportation, i can see a subway station from he

meantime, the arlington county health department is checking effectiveness of rabies vaccination given to a dog this later got sick and died from the virus july 20. after spending the weekend at dogma daycare in d.c. animals there at the same time are receiving booster shots. the county will not say where the dog received the rabies vaccination. although he was recently treated at the cherrydale veterinary clinic in ar widen route 1 nearly completed. if you have been to the road it's been going on. three-mile stretch of richmond highway now has six lanes. there is better access to interstate 95, new turn lanes and median some day to accommodate rapid transit buses. while the majority of the work is done the crews will spend the next few weeks tidying up from the construction. nancy: just ahead, caught on video. airport worker hit by lightning. he survived but now the family wants answers to a serious question. jonathan: first, nasa's plan to save the planet. big test for what it is calling a i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be miss

he needs to give up other clans men or clans women who was involved -- >> father atchinson and the arlington bishop says they want to meet with the butler's in a quote, pastroilial private center -- they say they do not want to meet until atchinson names name. bruce, thank you. atchinson was convicted in 1977 of multiple cross burnings and a threat to kill martin luther king's widow, coretta scott king. he was the wizard of a 12-member kkk lodge. we're going to learn more about atchinson when we visit the virginia town where he grew up. that will be on the way at 5:30. >>> a small number of people who had been living at this crumbling a lynn hill condo complex in temple hill were defying the county order to leave. fire officials told them yesterday it's not safe for you to live here. after all, these chronic fire code violations in that complex, scott broom is live again tonight to tell us how authorities are handling this standoff of sort. >>reporter: well, they're trying to not make this a complication. they're declaring this a humanitarian evacuation. between the u haul trucks and you can

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. >> reporter: today, a spokesman for the arlington diocese said: the church has accepted his offer toporarily step away from the public ministry and says he would like to meet with the butler family privately. they say that won't happen until he reveals who helped him burn the cross on their lawn. >> i will never, ever forgive that. we didn't deserve this. no one sterves this. >> reporter: now, a federal judge ordered aitchson to pay the family $23,000, but they say he never did. anthony, the diocese says efforts are being made to ensure that obligations to butler family. >> mason: errol barnett, thanks. a feud is brewing between the boy scouts and the girl scouts. adriana diaz now on what it's all about. >> reporter: after 105 years of teaching girls to overcome obstacles, the girl scouts say they're now facing a new one it's boy scouts. the boy scouts of america tells cbs news it's considering an expansion, potentially creating a separate division for girls. in a blistering letter monday to boy scouts leadership the head of the girl scouts called it it a covert campaign to recruit g

the president will deliver a speech from forth meyer military base in arlington. he will provide an update for the path forward for america's engagement in afghanistan and south asian. it afghanistan and whether the us should deploy more troops to the middle eastern country. taking a live look outside right now. moving on to the weather. it was a gorgeous day to be out there in the afternoon. i spent sometime at the pool. did you get outside today? >> it was beautiful p. the one big question will it remain for something? will it be overcast wll we see something of the clips. >> i think we will. i wish tomorrow was like today. today was a no brainer, basically nothing but blue sky tomorrow we'll have some clouds and some showers and a couple of thunderstorms developing out there as well. it's not guaranteeded that you'll be able to see the whole thing but i think you'll be able to he see parts of it and hopefully we'll he be able to see in its 81 stoat al eclipse for us in the area. i'll talk more about that fore's cast coming up. today's high temperature beautiful

he wrote an article for the arlington catholic herald and asked for forgiveness saying he was prompted by the violence in charlottesville to write about his past, calling his time in the kkk "memories of a bleak period in my life that would have preferred to forget. the reality is, we're cannot forget and we're should not forget." today where father atchinson served since 2014, his parishers were supportive of their priest. >> now he was enlighted, so he asked for forgiveness and, as a catholic, as parishioner, i will say, okay. >> mark segraves has been digs into this story and found there is a whole lot more than the priest admission to this dark past. what else have you learned about his time in the kkk? >> this dates back 19 1970s. he was titled the the exalted sigh clops. he was charged with multiple cross burnings back then. he sent a letter to cloretta scott king threatening to lynch her. he was building pipe bombs in his home and wanted to target fort meade with an attack. >> mark, you actually tracked down one of his victims in that cross burning, one of them in prince georges

the whole thing going. i think they'll get more people just than arlington because that far. >> because of that. f. >> standing by with the news at 6:00. that begins right now. >> this is fox5 local news 6:00. >> seventeen year old girl set to go to college, is fighting for her life life, tonight, one shoot is her behind bars, and the search for two others, is underway. >>> president trump turning up the heat on north korea now warning the us military is locked and loaded. >> plus, three people, including an elderly couple, pulled from a raging fire, in alex andre a the news at 6:00 starts now. >>> we begin tonight in the district, a teenager just days away from beginning college is hit by gunfire. she was innocent victim shot in the head. good evening, i'm tony perkins. >> i'm lauren demarco in for sean. one person is now in custody in connection with the shooting, and the manhunt is on for two more suspect. dc police chief, peter, broke the news on fox5 this morning. >> we did very early t morning, we were able to make one arrest in the case. a suspect by the name every philip mcdaniel, from no

just take a look at the tweets, thoughts and prayers to the neighbors across the river said the arlington fire department. similarly take a look at this tweet from fairfax fire and rescue. also sending they are thoughts and prayers -- their thoughts and prayers to smothers. then there's this tweet from mayor bowser, she said the incident quote reminds us of all the bravery and dedication of our first responders. we owe them a tremendous debt of gratitude. it's worth mentioning that d.c. fire was spread pretty thin last night because this was one of three fires in just 890 minutes. -- 90 minutes. take a look at this video from the second fire. this was just 50 minutes after the first fire was reported. it took place at buchanan street in at least. there were two injuries including two police officers. then just 40 minutes later this third fire at van buren minor injuries from that fire. so definitely chaotic but nobody is feeling more emotional than the folk here's at enjoy -- folks here at engine 3. reporting in northwest, evan koslof, wusa9. >> and a quick update on the officers evan men

someone calls -- claiming to be with the arlington county sheriff's office.ailed to go to jury duty - and can be arrested unless you pay a fine. it's a scam. and authorities say they would not ask for money over the phone. a health alert in prince george's county. crews will be out today in communities from lanham woods to chestnut ridge-- spraying for mosquitoes. this comes after a mosquito caught in a trap tested positive for west nile virus. no human cases reported- but you're reminded to take precautions to prevent bites. officials sprayed for mosquitoes in new carrollton last night. the start of the school year is just around the corner. and that means parents are digging deeper nto their pockets. according to the national retail federation "back to school" spending will top 83 billion dollars across the country. families with k-through-12 students are expected to spend an average 687-dollars. it gets worse after that. families with college students will spend an average of 969-dollars. shopping experts suggest parents look for deals online-- especially

so bob barnard is getting to the bottom of this reporting from along the interstate in arlington countyorter: well, this is a test only a test, until december. they are experimenting with their new toll entries. nine of them between the beltway and roselyn, as you can see, some drivers are saying what the heck is going on. these things are flashing. basically a test of the system here, that will eventually, flash the light of this toll plaza, when cars have activated their e-z pass, indicating that they have two or more people in their car. the flashing light will let should have two or more people inside and fit doesn't they could be persued and ticketed. the hot lanes, which will go into effect early december, between the beltway and roselyn will allow to you use the hob lanes for a fee if you are in your car alone. amount of the tolls will rise and fall depending on traffic at the time. hot lanes will go in effect from 5:30 to 9:30 in the morning eastbound and westbound from 3:00 to 7:00 in the afternoon. it will no longer be a free ride if you have a hybrid car. basically, this is p

weiss and i thank you very much for this fabulous presentation and i appreciate you bringing out the arlington burial because the policy was that they could be burred and the army decided that they couldn't. so going back to burials, so there's a cemetery and i'm wondering the two women that you talked about who died, i'm assuming over in france, were they buried there or were they buried at any other military cemetery? thank you. >> yes. great question. one of the women was buried right outside paris so she was buried in one of the paris cemeteries or so many cemeteries in france for world war i. we had such a tragic war and the other woman was buried initially in that same cemetery right outside paris because she was behind the lines, but her family asked her to be brought home and so she was brought home. she and other deceased soldiers. so there is this weird thing, by the way. they kept calling them soldiers and they had army insignia and regular army uniforms and actually, it was their uniform that ended up being the crucial piece of evidence because, did you know it's illegal to imperso

last year the family of one wanted to bury her at arlington, and the army said, "you aren't real soldier also." these are women pilots who had towed targets for other people to take target practice at in world war i. these are women service pilots. so congress once again had to pass new legislation to say, "no, actually these women really are, really were soldiers." so i always field like history gives us comfort and courage to face the present, and it also tells us that progress is never just a straight line. it is always a little back and forth, that there's always resistance against reform. but it is inspiring. we have to make our world a better place and we have to continue to do so as well. thank you. [ applause ] >> questions? and if you ask a question, which i would love, i with be so tlieted, please use the microphones because c-span is filming this and they will want to get you or at least your question on television. >> yes, hi. my name is cornelli wise and i thank you very much for the fabulous presentation. i also appreciate you bringing out the arlington burial because the p