the newest location? this store looks totally different than arlington. rchandising is different, the layout is different, the lighting is different. the whole thing is different. the one thing that's consistent is this place is also functioning like a mini-warehouse. and there's even more inventory piled up here than there was in the other store. giovanni: i know what you're thinking. we literally just unloaded our delivery. lemonis: and i also wanted to check out the store they acquired at rogers park, but i had some trouble finding it, 'cause there was no sign of bentley's anywhere. giovanni: we only took it over in december. lemonis: yeah, and, so, when you took it over, did you think it was a good idea to change that awning so that i didn't drive by it three times? lisa: yes, we need to change that. -giovanni: yeah. -lemonis: why haven't you? -giovanni: just money -- -lemonis: don't say money to me. don't say money to me. we have money to pile inventory up to the hill, but not money to make sure that the sign is right. one of the most important parts

unit at the army compound in arlington virginia that was a secret unit that worked as the private sector they decrypted their communication and wanted to know if they were having relations with hitler or mitsubishi the civilian army that was breaking the unit so i'm so glad the caller asked. >>host: that is an untold story. >> it was very hard to get records about that unit and i'm hoping maybe there is a family out there who knows their mother or grandmother did work as a civilian for the army during the war at arlington hall. >>host: do have a website? >> guest: it is tee12.com contact the author button i love to hear from people. >>host: pensacola florida go ahead. >> caller: thank you for

that's what some are saying about one of the attractions at the arlington county fa. i'll havire >>> strong storms making their way into par of the area. one thing we've noticed. as they've moved across the blue ridge, they seem to wasteful spending. a severe thunderstorm warning until 5:45 for fauquier county. this storm nor of the warrenton area and to the south, there could be hail with these. 60 to 70 mile-per-hour winds with these, as well.hi that's som we'll be watching over marshall. another severe thunderstorm warning until 5:45 around page county. the storm making its way toward rappahannock, as well. we are seeing, however, that we're seeing a little bit less lightning, especially north of marshall. we may be seeing that weakening that we've teenking about as they make their way across the blue ridge. an intense storm. we'll zoom in around the marshall area, warrenton, just to the north. this is along 15, 17 here as you make your way to the north of warrenton toward maerhall. is that storm. we're going to continue to watch as this moves on out throughout the

and the soldier was identified, the middle stayed there in arlington. ferred upon the captain. i hope that answers your question. >> [indiscernible] sgt. mcilvenna: that is our only duty when you are assigned to the tomb of the unknown soldier. it doesn't seem like we worked much when you look at the calendar, because a relief will come on duty and serve for 24 hours. actually about 26 or 28. but, that 24 hour period they live down in the quarters and performed their duties. then the relief will get a day off and they will come back and do another set of 24 hours and then another day off. then they will do their final 24 hours in that workweek. on calendar, they only work nine days, but those are nine a solid days of 24 hours a day. when we are not down there, we are off taking care of uniforms, if they are in training, learning knowledge and trying to impress upon the badge holders that they want to be there and they know what they are doing and improve their skills. even as a badge holder, i would still come down and practice and rehearse and make sure

new at 5:00 today, the story of how words are healing some of those behind the bars of the arlington is in our newsroom to tell us more about this story. jim? >> this is a great story. everybody has a story toell, right, but sometimes the voices of those who find themselves on the wrong side of the law are ignored. well, now there's a program putting the power to the words some localle inmates whi giving them an outlet. our nicole jacobs will have their story. plus, privacy concerns surrounding google after an investigation to discover the internet giant is tracking your location without your permission and even when you don't think it is. ahead at 5:00 tonight, how it's getting t information and what you may be able to doo not be tracked. i think you guysiore in the st the thing about tv, we always know where we are. >> we're easy to track. >> thanks a lot, jim i >> see you just a bit here. >> let's get back to our team coverage of the weathow. we're in weather alert mode. >> doug and amelia are monitoring severe thunderstorm warnings for some f you right now. where are they moving?

. >>> every one has a story in the arlington county sheriff's office and the non-profit program heardgiving inmates a l creative out with a creative writing contest. one writer never knew he had t talent until now. >> reporter: some never understood the power ofwords. >> it was a beautiful sunday morning in july of1980. >> reporter: until their own words become healin >> i the words i speak. >> reporter: putting pen to paper, inmates at the arlington county detention facility speak their truth. >> i dream abo the future. i dream about the par:. >> reporte theirit words whereamong 98 entri nine winners were chosen. >> i dream about thepeace. i dream of all the places that i would rather be. >> reporter: 26 years old, locked up for possession of heroin has beenre here be >> this isn't my first time. i struggle witon addicor a while. i'm trying to overcome it >> reporter: recently, he began writing. his first place poem written foh his b who is serving life. >> he pretty much told me that sometimes he feels wrong for having big dreams because he's not going to be able to fulfill them. >>

at the arlington county fair, news4. >>> if youn to take part in tomorrow's clear the shelters event, you might want to plan ahead. news4 visited the human rescue alliance to find oute what need to know about the adoptions. >> reporter: clear the shelters is less than 24 hours away. the big nationwide pet adoption event to get as many animals out of the shelter and into a lovins home as le. becca stern is with me, head of adoptions at the human rcue alliance. what do we'll need to know before coming out tomorrow? >> our general adoption fees are waived. some licensing fees may appl be prepared with some form of ouyment. bring photo i.d., bring your kids. and we are sending all of our animals home today spayed, neutered, microchipped, and fully vaccinated. >> reporter: awesome. there are a ton of dogs and cats and other animals, not just dogs and cats? s, yes. we have turtle guinea pigs, bunnies, fish. plenty of animals besides dogs and cats. >> reporter: and becca here i think has a hard job as the head of soptions. but will walk you through the process, talk to you before you leave a

395 on the inner loop. arlington north westmoreland, all lanes blocked there. the travel times in maryland right no virginia is going to get messy. nnbound 66 and 95 are okay. remember to liso wtop when you hop in your car. >>> still a ahead, look inside a new d.c. charter school, unlike any other. who it's for and whyde acs aren't the only thing being taught. > and a wom who served on the jury for the paul manafort trial.ay what she ss stopped

to the messy situation in arlington th melissa just mentioned. ws worked through the night to e1repair water main ónai m9ñxd >> justin finch is live in arlington with thei] latest. rod morning. orter: good morning. people areçó breathing a sigh of reliefr we just found out that the department of emergency services was able to make those repairs and restore water here 1 short time ago. this is officially coming toi] froe department. you can see behind us there, they're working in çóarea too,e ping the water from that big hole there.g they were able to make three imilar water line repairs here, thanks to a rod-the-clock effort here in arlington. a lot of people were impacted by this. 3,000 to 4,000 people. this is not the onlyó[ site. we saw crewsok working at columa re r frederick street, wh m were another line, patching it up there. we can tell you this work will going one1 for some time. they have somee1 fine-tuning too here, as you are now seeing t( ot of water to pumpe1 outng t( fromxd the broken line. they went on to make repairs, which you

. > mccain was a member of the arlington school, class of 1954. he called those three years at the school among the most important in his life. service.voted to derrick ward, news 4. >>> and we are learning more about thens funeral p for senator john mccain on wednesday when he would have turned 82 years old, mccain will lie ine state at capitol in arizona. from there, his body will be flown to washington where nator mccain will lie in state at the capitol rotunda friday. then there is funeral service saturday at the national cathedral in northwest. former presidents obama and george w. bush wil deliver eulogies. and finally, mccain will be buried at the naval academyn annapolis. >>> all right. turnin now to the forecast. the storm center and tracking the return of humidity. i can already feel it creeping in. >> certainly. tomorrow throu wednesday we e tracking an impressive heat wave. temperatures in the 90s are going to feelikore 100 when you factor in that mugginess. now right now on srm team 4 radar, i'm tracking an isolated shower around the h

that's the very latest he in arlington. back to you guys in the stud g. >> you'veot to wonder how many more victims could be out there. mark segraves, mark, thank you. pat? >> omarosa manaigault newman ha more recordings from her time she's been on a media blitz ahead of the release of her new book "unhinged" in which she levels a number of accusations against the president. leon harris with a closer look at what she's saying today. leon? >> pat, omarosa is saying thet presid himself talked often about the importance of taping his enemies well, we've now heard recording that she has shared with nbc, including a call withhe president, and another in which she says the chief of staff john kelly brought her to the situation room to fire her. >> i was really, really surprised that he would implicate himself. that's when you know someone is mentally challenged when they uld even jeopardize their own livelihood by saying thing that are just insanet times. >> so if the team pressed the president to lie to lester holt. >> they encou

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the year 2025. live here in arlington, i'm justin finch. ws 4. >> thank you, j f> these are the top stories that we'reollowing today. right now, the person who shot a 6-year-old in the leg in d.c. is still on the loose. the little girl was sitting in the car with her mothernd sist monday night when someoner sprayed thr with gunfire. the shooting has police now looking for a get away car. it's desibed as a dark, holder model acura with a if inon the window.d license plate in the the shooting happened t lessn a mile from where makiyah wilson was killed last month >>> man charged with mollie tibbetts murder doesn't remembe how he killed her. the 20-year-old college student went missing during a run last month. he chased after tibbetts, blacked out and later found her bleeding in his he's undocumented immigrant in mexico and been here for seven years. >>> a ku klux klan member has been sentenced torison after pleading no con tebs after firing a gun at a rally last year. heed a handgun toward the ground while standing on a sidewalk in charlottesv

out there who knows their mother or grandmother did work as a civilian for the army during the war at arlington hall. >>host: do have a website? >> guest: it is tee12.com contact the author button i love to hear from people. >>host: pensacola florida go ahead. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. my mother worked in d.c. as a code secretary we never knew exactly where or anything is there a list or how do we find out if in fact that might have been her job? >> that is what all the women told their families they were secretaries. on my website there is a tab called resources i do have instructions there you can file a request civilian or military personnel it is all a matter of public record i had a researcher that i worked with her name is on the website you can do-it-yourself and you can file a request it is wonderful you can get the college transcript and background welty report on --dash and the loyalty report. >>host: alabama you are on booktv. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. >>host: please go ahead. >> caller: i do have a bit of history the army air force was using aerial surv

the move that promises to lower the cost of a li >>> swift backlash. arlington county fair visitors tell news4 they wereen od by an image seen on a ride there. this decoration wasnt p on to the side a monkey maze. it was covered up today but not before thousands saw what looks like a monkey with braids applying lipsck. >> feltike it was racist to our kind of people. we love coming to the fair and feel like the fair should be a place where everybody feels welcome. >> the arlington county fair wys theyt everybody who visits to feel respected. the ride's owner tells news4 this is the first time he has heard complaintsr, howee's looking into painting over the image before the maze heads toer o fairs. >>> renewed controversy over -- involving a sterling chch. former church members claim there was a culture of secrecy d cover-ups at the calvary temple. this aft deputies arrested a man once connected to the church. bureau reporter david culver explains why there are calls for more arrests. >> reporter: tonight a man who once served as a deacon a calvary temple church i

this includes the district and parts of arlington and alexandria and fairfaxin and william and fauquierprince george's county. still a chance for showers to movendn overnight more heavy rain in the forecast tomorrow. sheena and i will break down how that impacts the weekend coming up in ten minutes. >> the weekend can't getere soon enough. >> bring it on. >>s, tha amelia. >>> a train derailed just outside of union station this afternoon wit nearly00 people on board. authorities say the lead engine of the train had one set of c wheelsome off the tracks in a tunnel below union station. all of the passengers are okay. the train was en route from new orleans to new york. there's still residual delays right now along the northeast corridor. >>> a 10-year-old warrenton girl killed last night in the mid of severe weather. a tree crashed into lydia gergos' home and trapped her. friends are setting up and go page to help the family. >>> an amber alert issued for 12-year-old jen jing ma is in extreme danger. investigators believe a woman, also asian around 40 years old wearing a black dress took

they started to stretch back to 395 on the inner loop. arlington north westmoreland, all lanes blocked there. the travel times in maryland right no virginia is going to get messy. nnbound 66 and 95 are okay. remember to liso wtop when you hop in your car. >>> still a ahead, look inside a new d.c. charter school, unlike any other. who it's for and whyde acs aren't the only thing being taught. > and a wom who served on the jury for the paul manafort trial.ay what she ss stopped >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> back-to-school season in full swing right now. many of you might post pictures of your kids on social media. there's a new study that many parents ignore the dangers of postingictures online. more than 70% of parents agree that these photos could end up in the wrong hands. half of the parents say they would post a picture of their child wearing a schooluniform. >>> a brand-new charter school is up and running in d.c. statesman preratory school for boys opens up. >> it is a uniqueca eon site for black and brown boys. and the school places

in prince george's county, police willnly pursue if the rider is wanted for a or carjacking, and arlington county police say it's up to the ficer in most cases. >>> asking for forgiveness and promisinghanges at the top. pope francis addressed the latest sexual abuse scandal that's rocking the catholic in a letter today writing, quote, we showed no care for the little ones. we abandoned them. those comments come nearly a week after aur grand report in pennsylvania found 300 predator priests, abused more than a thousand children and teenagers over a 70-year span. in that state alone, news 4's chris gordon is in washington with local reaction to this. chris. >> wendy, cardinal donald wuerl has been accused of being part of a cover-up. today he met with his advisers, but we are not told by the church what was discussed or if anything was decided. trinity university in northeast washington has a cse relationship with cardinal donald wuerl, but trinity's president tells me the algations that cardinal wuerl helped cover up cases of sexual abuse by priests in pittsburgh calls for an act of ave ton

right now i'm standing on the arlington memorial bridge in d.c. are access down inside the bridge and so bad it's a critical condition and wearing the gloves and lead paint and then believe it or not, concrete chunks fall off the bridge. you can see why we're so concerned about this bridge. >> reporter: charles is in charge of this bridge for the national park service. >> look at this up here. this is the roadway and there's metal peeling off of irtd. look at this beam. this is holding up the roadway, too. we have all of this concrete is gone. decayed away. look at this flange. >> reporter: this is holding up the roadway? >> you can feel the cars right above us. this beam is holding the bridge up. >> reporter: what we see next is more disturbing. >> this is the support for the entire bridge, completely rusting away. look at this, jeff. completely gone. >> reporter: you can put your hand through that. >> rusting from the inside out. >> reporter: years later, this bridge still isn't fixed. repairs final slated to start in the fall but industry expert

. >>> the arlington county fair kicks off in about 45 the clarendon area of the county.through sunday. and this year, the theme is "small county, big fun." itill feature local entertainment, competitive exhibits, activities for kids, and, of course, amusement rides. new this year is the profiles of honor mobile tour that highlightsvirginia's important role in both world wars. >>>ighey've got fun there. >> that camera is watching meak there so sure there's nobody between that camera and me. >> that's doug. >> that's doug. >> in someone's backyard. >> that just shows you the most dangerous place in this region is any place between doug and a cara. >> hey, doug, you ready? >> you don't want to get in his y. >> we're just having fun with you. >> you hrd me, don't get between the camera and the green 'rreen because we got it all out here. in the backyard, this is josh, this is chris. come on in. whoo, live television, i love it. i love it. they caught me righthere. and i caught you guys on faceok about a week ago, we were looking for somebody to do backyard weather withnt i n

as we take a look for areas inside the beltway around around the beltway. arlington had five reports of trees down throughout the citrl ofgton so a lot of trees down in arlington and then we head up towards college park where we have a photographer on the way there where we're hearing some significant damage in and around the college park area. we've had dozens of reports of people calling in saying trees are down into homes and a lot of damage out there. hearing from police in prince george's cnty and so much damage in college park that they are having to set up a command center t figure out where to go from here to start the cleanup.b evy in the mid-d.c. metro-year and under a severe thunderstorm a few thunderstorms could fire up, but really the most significant area moving through anne arundel county and out of area. there were roars of 3.5 inches of rain in rappahannock county and tomorrow more thunderstorms are in the forecast for tuesday afternoon. >> those tomorrow could be on the strong side and possi severe again. wednesday and thursday, it's going to be hot

authorities say the group eventually crossed into arlington. >>> today the archbishop of washhgton meetsouncil of priests. the monthly gathering was moved up a weekse partly bec of the xplosive report from a pennsylvania grand jury. >>> right now students across d.c. are getting ready for first day of school. as the news 4 i-team uncovered, nearly 1,000 teachers are unlicensed as the school yea begins. the interim chancellor t sayshe teachers had to apply for their license this month and many have met that deadline. >>> we have a fewun showers a to start off your monday, but e rough the afternoon mostly cloudy, a cou showers later today possible. a high of 82. tomorrg we have a str to severe storm chance in the afternoon and evening, butdi th hu starts dropping wednesday afternoon. thursday it's going to be gorgeous. no one suld complain abo thursday. the weekend looks good. >> i think it's going to be too sunny. >> oh, come on, chuck. >> chopper 4 over the top of the beltway, outer loop showing delays near georgia avenue. >> thank you, melissa. coming up tomorrow on "news 4 today," back

mary's county, the disict, arlington, alexandria, fairfax, falls church and parts of prince william and fauquier county continue to be under the flood warnings until at least 8:00 p.m. the national weather service typically does warnings a little bit later. here's the picture right now. we were tracking this severe thunderstorm warning, and that prompted a tornado warning down in st. mary's a county. bare lightning left in hat. we then really impressive thunderstorms back in the panhandle of west virginiafand western maryland right now. so, as we continue through the evening hours, here's some timing. hagerstown around 6:00. harrisburg around 6:56, and then lower paxton around 7:05, and then there's that severe thunderstorm that's no longer a severe thunderstorm. so a lot of reports out there of flooding. with more on the timeline'll send i over to sheen ark. she -- over to sheena. >> amelia, this is future weather, this is not current, not the current radar, but it is showing usnhat's happening current radar. as we go through the next couple of hours here. notice how weee more storms b

reporter: some are taking the allergy-free to the table. arlington schools will serve soy sandwiches instead of .pean and sometimes it can escalate in the face of what they know could cause a reaction. >> we want to make sure that students are in a safe and healthy environment and that is physically and emotioorlly. >> rr: so that food is a sourcef energy, not a science. chris lawrence, news4. >>> 4:25 now. new thi morning, h to get the best medical care at an affordable price for your pets. that's at 4:30, a closer look sfor how much youuld be paying for your animal's medical bills. >>> well, good morning. we haveic a dry radar as you make your way out the door. no raindagain but the temperatures will be hot. coming back is chuck, talking abou the forecast and how hot it is going to be for kids who do have to go to school. >> plus, the warning i'm alex trebek here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50-85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's.wh the thre? the three p's? what are the three

when i found out that the gates to arlington national cemetery was closed on them because of some bureaucratic decision by the army, it pissed me off. and i sprung into action i passed a law to fix that. [applause] i could not stay silent. i could not stay silent, because heroes are heroes, regardless of gender, and you all know that. i cannot and will not stay silent in the face of injustice. that is why i fought to double the child tax credit and protect the child and dependent care tax credit as part of our historic tax cuts we passed last year. because working families and single moms deserve a break. president trump sign that into law. [applause] we must keep our kids safe. no parents should fear for their child's life when they drop them off at school. that's why i voted for the stop school violence act, to identify threats sooner and make schools safer. this is common sense. i fought relentlessly to help citizens break free from the chains of addiction by dedicating resources to recovery and treatment. first, as a member of the board for teen challenge arizona, a faith-based recovery pr

the vehicles. we learned today some riders robbed a gas station in north arlington, smashed the front door. a restaurant worker nearby shotv someeo after hearing the loud noise. >> thelore not fng any rules, no laws. they're going back and forth, both sides of the road, on the sidewalk. >> one man had his bike damaged whentvn a rider hit it and both d.c. and arlington police say their policy is not to chase these riders because of safety concerns. but they are reviewing the video so they can see if they dy recognize anynd make some more arrests. >> today pope francis addressed the sex abu scandal in pennsylvania, but many catholics are still confl church leadership, both at the vatican and right here in washington. tepe francis condemned the abuse and admd the leaders of catholic churches have failed on the issue of priest sex abuse. last week ara pennsylvania rapids jury report detailed sickening abuse by 300 priests over 70 years, victimizing more than a thousand children. it also alleges the cardinal donald wurlis arcp op of washington was part of the cover up. they denied that. the repo

my children went to the arlington public schools for seven years. public schools in chicago before we left and now my wife works there my kids are starting high school there. host: you are an administrator from 2001 to 2008. one of the things emerging then and now, rapid violence. more situations of mass violence. what do you think that does for someone going to school especially in chicago's case? what would your policy be in reversing that? guest: this is a tough topic. there are many things i focused achievementsademic , budget issues were tough labor-management negotiations. but honestly, all of that was easy compared to the level of gun violence. during my time, though 7.5 years on average we lost one child to gun violence every two weeks. thank god none of that was in schools. but on the bus going home, in the community. window, one the shot. died. it is beyond heartbreaking. nothing was harder than going to those funerals, going to those children's homes, going to classrooms where there is an empty desk and tried to make sense of the senseles

the bikes would get more use at these spots than they would at arlington and miguel and at the richland bridge, and they would be much safer than on fair month street next to the -- fairmont street next to the school. >> thank you. thank you miss flannery. we'll see that we get those. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, everyone. been interesting listening to the meeting today. my name is robin crop. i live downtown, and the issue i want to address now are the new muni trains. i don't know what the planning process has been into going into them, how long it's been going on, how long it's been ordered. but all i can tell you is i rode one of them, and i got injured. so it was just one ride going from basically delores park downtown. i can't sit sways, and my neck, my back, and my pelvis went out. i could barely walk by the end of that ride. i had to have my chiropractor put my back and pelvis back in place. in these new cars, it's just a bench, and so i can't ride it, and i'm already being impacted now by having to wait for the muni cars with the backs. you know, whe

authorities say the group eventually crossed into arlington. ally ran into them twice tonight, once was on another major artery and they definitely caused disruption in the local traffic. i was scared for some of the other drivers because these cars are just kind of weaving in and out. if i was in that traffic, i't woulnow what to do. >> we spoke with arlington police and they say no arrests were made. >>> today the ah bosh shop of washington will meet with hess priests.f the monthly gathering was originally scheduled for 27. we're told cardinal wuerl changed the date of the meeting after the e ploe sive report from ani pennsylva grand juryle alng widespread sex abuse because of cardinal theodore mccarrick's resignaveon after l allegations. wuerl was named more than 20me in that grand jury report, the report saying he helped cover up some of the abuse of children. he denied the accusations. >>> "the washingtonost" reports two lawyers are leading an investigation into allegations at t key school. apparently in february, there was an indication th

rescue crews called in to help get that person to safety. >> check out the dramatic pictures from arlington cars submerged at joint base meyer henderson hall a as dumpster floated across the parking lotndhere. ameliaheena are tracking the conditions and looking ahead what's coming the way the rest of the night. >> we've got floating dump

right now i'm standing on the arlington memorial bridge here in d.c. because all the ld paint is stripping off. and they're going to make me wear a hard hat, because believe it or not, concrete chunks fall off this bri >> you can see why we're so concerned. >> rep ter: charles borders is in charge of this bridge for th national parrvice. look at this up here. this is the roadway, and there's metal lit off of it.ng right >> and over here, look at this beam. this is holding up the roadway, too. we've got all thison ccrete is gone, totally decayedaway. look at this flange right he, paper thin. leftis all that's >> reporter: this is what's holding up the roadway? this is where thears are going. you can feel the cars right above us. this beam is holding the bridge up. >> reporter: but what we see next is even more disturbing. >> this is the support for the entire bridge, just completely rusting away. look at this, jeff, completely gone. >> reporter: you can put your hand right through that. >> yeah, all o this, rusting from the inside out. >> repor r: years

where back in the states. at arlingtonr the national cemeteries that the veterans affairs ma s manages, those are eligible for spouses or dependants of the veteran as well. >> was this particular plot of land originally a temporary cemetery? >> yes. we're kind of sort of on the site of one of the temporary cemeteries, that actually ring the battlefield of belleau wood. here just behind the camera, hopefully wheat go a shot of that was temporary cemetery 1764. there were over 2,000 actual burial sites/temporary cemeteries, post world war i. everything from an isolated burial to a temporary cemetery. a lot of history with the graves registration, labor betallians in building these sites out and the repatriation of about 60% of american war dead from world war i back to the states at request of family. at the government expense, but the family were given a choice of where to, whether to accept their loved ones' remains back for final burial in a private cemetery or national military cemetery or to keep them serving like the 2

well, within the past hour, arlington national cem-oery rened to the public after shutting down this morning for a bomb threa o cemeteicials tell us the threat involved the entire site, not just one particular ndarea,o huds of staffers and law enforcement had to comb through the massive y624-acre prope before giving an all-clear. funerals, though, at the cemetery were allowed to procdd. we are tol the cemetery has 10,000 visitors ery day. >>> a catholic high school named after cardina donald worrell is changing its name. the school just north ofl pittsburgh w now simply be known as north catholic high earlier this week the sign out front had been vandalized. after a pennsylvania grand jury riport ont sex abuse that report accuses the cardinal of being part o a cover-up, an accusation he has denied. the school's board of trustees asked that his name be reoved so would no longer be a distraction. >>> calls for justice this afternoon after a young father from maryland was gunned down in broad daylight. >> his son is turning 1 year old in just a couple of weeks. he was shot and killed ea

officials say the group eventually crossed int arlington. >> we actually ran into them twice tonight. once was on another major arteryy they definit caused disruption in the local traffic. i was scared for some of the other drivers tecausey're just kind of weaving in and out. if i was in that traffic, i wuldn't knowt to do. >> arlington police said no arrests werede. >>> today cardinal donald wuerl is meeting with the council of priests. the monthly gathering was originally scheduled for august 27th. we're told cardinal wuerl changed the date of the meeting after the explosive report the pennsylvania grand jury alleging sex abuse and because of the carrick scandal. he resigned after a series o sexual misconduct allegations. wuerl was a bishop in and was named more than 200 times in the grand jury report, claiming he helped cover up some of the abuse of children. >>>on "the washinost" reports two lawyers are leading an investigation into allegations at the key school. apparently a february review indicated formeric key ols failed to protect students going back nearly 40 ar former stude

there is a confederate memorial in the arlington national cemetery that was put in there in 1912.hen i have friends from hanoi government visit me, i like to take them there. this is how we make peace. we bring people together. >> that's still breaking up again, the confederate issue. >> we can do a whole show on that. >> that's another topic for american history tv. we are talking with james webb and david maraniss as we look back at 1968, a year in turmoil and the vietnam war. john from los angeles, vietnam war veteran. thank you for waiting. go ahead. >> caller: yes. good morning, gentlemen. i find the conversation a little scary. i would like to focus my remarks to the senator, who i do believe falls in the category of those who experience things but forget the lessons they're supposed to learn from them. vietnam was a terrible war. we should have never been there. i don't know about the senator's recollection, but most of the people in the field were people that were drafted into the service, and most of those people came back with wounds that haven't been healed and probably

even a few spot getting in the 50s. 57 in winchester. 67 in arlington. 65 in upper marlboro. perfect d for the pool. bright sunshine all day long. today's high is 82 degrees. let's look at how the commute is coming along. 95, northbound and southbound, looking good here this morning. on the beltwa still have this problem, and it's causing some slowdowns. this isnn loop at annapolis road getting by. silver spring, right before randolph road. that work is this moorning. and 270 to the spur is going to take you 26 minutes. >>> it's 5:02. hawaii is bracing for a category hurricane. this is a look t at monstrous storm from the international space station. it shows how big hurricane lane is. it's leaving nowhere for residents to run. >> chris lawrence is at the live desk with the latest on this. >> we just checked with chuck bell. he said residents onig island will start to feel the hurricane startingn a few hours and lasting through the night. here's a look atome of the preparations under way. take a closer look. the hawaii national guard is mobilized and the red cross has opened i

it may be the best restaurant in arlington. >> we only have a short time left. would you like your dear friend, senator john mccain, to be remembered? >> well, i'd leak him remembered as he was. he was a great statesman. i think he was a great senator. i didn't always agree with him. we had our arguments over the years, that was our relationship and strength of our friendship, we could disagree. he was a great lawyer. he served incredibly honorably in hanoi. he was a fun and gregarious guy. we should remember him in that light. >> thank you for helping us to remember him today. thank you for your service, sir. [ music playing ] yep, thanks guys. i think he might need some support. yes. start them off right, with the school supplies they need at low prices all summer long. now save $150 on this dell notebook at office depot officemax. now t-mobile has unlimited for the rest of us unlimited ways to be you. unlimited ways to share with others. unlimited ways to live for the moment all for as low as 30 bucks a line unlimited for you for them for all right now, get u

>> reporter: but he and his family are okay. >> what the [ bleep ] is going down inon arlingt what is this? >> reporter: just before 6:00, arlington police say over 100 riders crossed the key bridge td makingir way to the station. >> and they are doing like es wheeli. they are turning, arou like on one wheel. i mean, there's people walkingb literally the traffic is like, you know, they can't even get by because there's sbimany s. >> reporter: caleb nelson works in a nearby restaurant. he ran outside and shot thisvi o when he heard a loud roar coming from outside. >> at first it seemed a little threatening because you didn't know why they were there, they were following like no -- they are not following any rules, no laws, just kin of going back and forth on both sides of e road, on the sidewalk. >> reporter: arlingt police didn't chase riders because they say c itld have put pedestrians in greater danger. >> this should not be happening, and the authorities nee to find a way to s pthis. >> reporter: this man didn't want tgo on camera, but he says hs fed u with atv riders breaking the law in arlington and d.c. >> again, d.c. police

. >> right now i'm standing on the arlington memorial bridge here in d.c. wear gloves because all the led paint is chipping off. they are going to make me wear this hard hat because believe it or not concrete chunks fall off this bridge. charles borders is in charge of this bridge for the national parks service. >> look at this right here, this is the roadway. there's metal literally peeling off of it. >> look at this beam. this is holding up the roadway, too. all this concrete is gone, totally decayed away. look at this flange here. this is all that's left. >> this is what's holding up the roadway. >> this is where the cars are going. you can feel the cars above us. this beam is holding the bridge up. >> what we see next psi even more disturbing. >> this the support for the entire bridge completely rusting away. look at this, jeff, completely gone. >> you can put your hand through that. >> all of this, rusting from the inside out. >> years later this bridge still isn't fixed. repairs finally slated to start in the fall. industry experts say getting funding

ust a little milder closer to the water. 73 in arlington and annapolis. a lot ids back to school today. so if gour kid ing to school, sun is already up. temperatures in the 60s now. outdoor recess today. temperatur a mid-80s 11:00 a.m. it will be a hot one today wi highs ne91 degrees. check of the ten-day forecast coming up in a few. at least three 90s in a row. >> chuck, thank you. 6:34 right now. we turn to a possible new break in the case of the murder of this little girl, makiyah wilson. she was killed outside her northeast d.c.ome as she went out to get ice cream. we've shown you the surveillance vieo of the gunmen dozens of times. >> now we know this black car was stolen from a prince george's county woman two weeks before the shooting. she sat down with us and kndescribed what it's likwing her car was involved in a child's murder. justin finch will have more on that at t45. >>> 6:34 here now. the other top stories this wmorning. details about the death of a child who fell from a falls church highrise. police say there was an adult in the home with t