scott powell is the spokesperson for defend arlington, the group that won a temporary restraining order, stalling the statue's removal. >> this is heavy equipment. this is a tightly packed cemetery. it's easy for there to be, you know, a disruption or a damaging of a gravesite. >> reporter: in a ruling tuesday, after touring the monument site himself, the judge called defend arlington's claims, misinformed or misleading, and ordered the removal to continue. rivka is with the southern poverty law center. >> after losing that war, decided to try to win a second war, a war of ideas, by putting up these symbols of white supremacy. >> reporter: is that war being fought today? >> that war began after lee sur rey surrendered and is still going on today. >> reporter: a spokesperson for arlington national cemetery said the statue will come down by friday. meanwhile, the virginia plans to move it to new market battlefield state park in the shenandoah valley. margaret? >> thank you. >>> as christmas fast approaches, fire officials warn about the dangers of rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. they

dismantled by crews at arlington national cemetery.flash point in a year's long political debate prompting deadly violence in charlottesville in 2017, and protests nationwide. the statue is just one of nearly 500 confederate symbols removed, renamed, or relocated since jun. scott powell is the spokesperson for defend arlington group mother group that won a temporary restraining order stag the statue's removal. >> this is very heavy equipment, and this is a pretty tightly packed cemetery. so it is very easy for there to be a disruption or a damaging of a gravesite. >> reporter: but in a ruling tuesday, after touring the monument site himself, the judge called defend arlington group's claims misinformed or misleading and ordered the removal to continue. rivka maizlish is with the southern poverty law center. >> the cause the confederacy fought for in the civil war, but after losing that war decided to try to win a second war. a war of ideas. by putting up these symbols of white supremacy. >> reporter: is that war still being fought today

i would also like to share appreciation to the arlington county fire department personnel. their efforts last evening saved lives. period. they minimized damaged property and i thank them for their efforts. the suppression efforts were ongoing through most of last evening and into the early morning hours. this, point the fire is completely extinguished. but, again i say, the investigation is ongoing with no timeline for the conclusion. thank you. >> good afternoon, aaron miller, deputy county manager for public safety for earlington county. i want to echo what chief pen and jenkins mentioned. appreciation for the entire public safety family, from our 9-1-1 team all the way through to the police officers, paramedics, firefighters, i'm urgency management staff and all those within the community that have landed a hand to respond to this critical incident. i particularly want to say thank you to our federal partners, as they continue to walk hand-in-hand with us and provide resources where necessary. there are about ten households that were impacted by this incident. those ten

dismantled by crews at arlington national cemetery.ash point in a years-long political debate, prompting deadly violence in charlottesville in 2017, and protests nationwide. the statue is just one of nearly 500 confederate symbols removed, renamed, or relocated since june 2015. scott powell is the spokesperson for defend arlington, the group that won a temporary restraining order stalling the statue's removal. >> this is very heavy equipment, and this is a pretty tightly packed cemetery. so it is very easy for there to be, you know, a disruption or a damaging of a gravesite. >> reporter: but in a ruling tuesday, after touring the monument site himself, the judge called defend arlington's claims misinformed or misleading and ordered the removal to continue. rivka maizlish is with the southern poverty law center. >> the cause the confederacy had fought for in the civil war, but after losing that war decided to try to win a second war. a war of ideas. by putting up these symbols of white supremacy. >> reporter: is that war still being fou

y el cuerpo de bomberos de arlington.esar que el cuerpo de bomberos que trabaja, la informaciÓn que den a conocer. el incendio estarÍa controlado. todavÍa hay pequeÑos focos sobre los cuales trabajan . la situaciÓn es que los vecinos de la vivienda fueron evacuados y que esperan pronto que la situaciÓn se controle para regresar . mucha policÍa, el perÍmetro estÁ cerrado, analizan los restos de la vivienda que volaron tras la ola expansiva . que todavÍa se desconoce por informaciÓn oficial no da cuenta de que fue lo que sucediÓ y que ocasionÓ que volarÁ todo por los aires. la informaciÓn seÑala que cerca de las 5:00 de la tarde, grupo de policÍas de arlington que se apersonÓ en esta vivienda en la calle por linton al 800 intentÓ ingresar una casa loco que habÍa habido una denuncia de un vecino donde habÍa dicho que una persona habÍa detonado una pistola con bengalas. contra policÍa llegÓ intentÓ hacer un registro en el lugar. incluso con una orden expedida por la justicia. no pudo hacerlo, el efectivo que estaba frente a l

una casa explotÓ en arlington, virginia, cuando la policÍa ejecutaba una orden de registro, habÍan restos presumen que son de un sospechoso. una de cada tres parejas en estados unidos ha optado por dormir separada debido a los fuertes ronquidos, le llaman divorcio del sueÑo. >> tenemos que dormir separados. ilia: comenzamos el noticiero con la decisiÓn de mÉxico de frenar las deportaciones de migrantes por falta de dinero. jorge: en un memorÁndum el titular del instituto nacional de mÉxico informÓ a sus agentes que por ahora quedan suspendidas las deportaciones y traslados. ilia: esto cuando en ese paÍs estÁn rompiendo todos los rÉcords de inmigraciÓn y las deportaciones han sido menos que en otros aÑos. reportera: hace unos aÑos jefferson vega y su familia llegaron a oaxaca, en el sur de mÉxico, y sin planearlo encontraron un hogar. Él es venezolano, y es uno de los miles que han llegadobuscando cruzar hacia estados unidos, tras varios robos y la extrema vigilancia decidieron quedarse aquÍ, ahora trabaja en un local y ayuda a otros inmigrantes. como ellos, cada vez mÁs extranjeros han de

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caos en arlington, virginia.strÓ en una vivienda. carolina: ocurriÓ cuando la policÍa intentaba ejecutar una orden de cateo y un hombre disparÓ bengalas. nuestro compaÑero tiene lo mÁs reciente de la investigaciÓn. edwin: en cÁmara queda grabada la tremenda explosiÓn de una casa al norte de virginia. claramente se ve cÓmo una lluvia de escombros cubrÍa gran parte de la zona. el departamento de policÍa del condado de arlington dijo que los agentes estaban en la cuadra 800 de esta calle investigando a un hombre que habÍa disparado una pistola de bengala desde su casa cuando de pronto la misma exploto. [hablan en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] reportero: la onda expansiva se sintiÓ varias cuadras a la redonda. autoridades confirmaron que tres agentes presentes que disponÍan hacer cumplir una orden de registro en la casa sufrieron heridas leves, pero no fueron llevados a hospitales del Área. [hablan en inglÉs] al momento del estallido, el sospechoso se encontraba dentro de la viviend

we are back with look at the thousands of degrees they at the arlington national cemetery.day tradition here at fox news sunday to share the story of how one man up with this idea to honor our followed with greenery. here again is the story behind wreaths across america. arsenic special. >> we wouldn't have what we have today if it wasn't for them. they stepped up for us time and time again down through the history of the country. >> his reverence for service members is fire a beloved american holiday tradition. he is the founder of wreaths across america. the nonprofit revises volunteers to lay christmas break at arlington national cemetery cemetery is across the u.s. >> you think will ever wrap your mind around the impact of what this has turned into and what it means to thousands? >> probably not. whether it 100 people or 100,000 people it means the same, the families. >> it started with a childhood trip to washington in 1962. he was moved by the graceful rosa iconic white and starve. >> is here is a 12-year-old, i couldn't believe how big it was. >> three decades later

we are back with look at the thousands of degrees they at the arlington national cemetery.e at fox news sunday to share the story of how one man up with this idea to honor our followed with greenery. here again is the story behind wreaths across america. arsenic special. >> we wouldn't have what we have today if it wasn't for them. they stepped up for us time and time again down through the history of the country. >> his reverence for service members is fire a beloved american holiday tradition. he is the founder of wreaths across america. the nonprofit revises volunteers to lay christmas break at arlington national cemetery cemetery is across the u.s. >> you think will ever wrap your mind around the impact of what this has turned into and what it means to thousands? >> probably not. whether it 100 people or 100,000 people it means the same, the families. >> it started with a childhood trip to washington in 1962. he was moved by the graceful rosa iconic white and starve. >> is here is a 12-year-old, i couldn't believe how big it was. >> three decades later in 1992 he was in

>> david: ike ejiochi in arlington for us., thank you. >>> we turn now to the storms pummeling the pacific northwest at this hour, and the major change then coming to the great lakes, all the way into the northeast. first, look at the pictures tonight, this is from the west. raging waters near granite falls, washington. in fact, two more rounds of this on the way this week, with up to two feet of snow in some places. in the east tonight, a fast-moving system making roads slick from the midwest to the northeast, and behind it all, that blast of cold air, wind chills in the teens and the 20s. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, back with us again tonight, tracking it all. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey, good evening, david. so, we've already seen some of those high rain totals, close to nine inches. huckleberry ridge, washington, coming in with that, and ahead of it, record highs from boise, idaho, to helena, montana, in the 60s. so, this is a warm core system, the one that's been hitting today. you'll end up with

explosiÓn de gas en se registran una residencia en arlington virginia mientras la policÍa se disponÍaistro. tenemos imÁgenes y testimonios de los vecinos. vÍctimas pierde la vida por ataques de tiburones incluyen una turista americana en las bahamas. la estrella argentina dentro de miami lionel messi obtuvo un importante reconocimiento y se lo mostramos. >> (musica). >> 75 aÑos despuÉs de su lanzamiento, esta canciÓn llega al nÚmero uno de billboard. fue grabada cuando brenda lee tenÍa 13 aÑos y dice que no sale de su asombro. >> (musica). >> noticias telemundo el mediodÍa. con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. >> (musica). >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en noticias telemundo el mediodÍa. desde hoy hasta enero tendremos esta canciÓn en la cabeza. >> estaremos bailando y tenemos muchos temas de interÉs para usted que nos estÁ viendo, gracias por su confianza y vamos con la informaciÓn. >> una increÍble explosiÓn de una casa que dejÓ atÓnitos a los residentes una comunidad de arlington virginia. >> sucediÓ mientras la policÍa investigaba un hombre que estaba descargando una pistola de bengal

[000:00:00;00] there is no ukrainian arlington, where our heroes would rest. many relatives keep the ashes at home for years, with the hope of burying their loved ones with full military honors. more from vasyl sofyaniuk. leo, sensei, augustus. relatives of the dead voleniv residents of azov remember the fallen heroes during the landing of kalina on the avenue of memory in the capital. fathers, wives, daughters and sons are dead. defenders of mariupol would like such commemorations to take place in the national military memorial cemetery, but also on the tenth year of the russian-ukrainian war and at the end in the second year of the full-scale aggression of the enemy, there is still no place to honor the fallen heroes in our country. the former resident of azov oleksandr kisilyshyn, whose son oleksii was killed by the russians in olenivka, does not understand how much more time the officials need, they did not do it, and now the delay is... well, very wrong, because i know many people, i know them personally, who they keep their loved ones at home, waiting fo

>> reporter: i spoke with arlington police a little while ago.y still are not confirming whether or not this man who was inside that home, believed to be inside the home when it exploded, survived. but of course you can tell from the video just how extreme that blast was. if you look behind me, that's what's left of the house right there across this park. you can see the debris still smoldering this morning. there is debris up in the trees, a burnt-out car it looks like right outside of the house. miraculously, there were several police officers and police vehicles right outside the home when this blast happened just after 8:00 p.m. local time last night. none of them were serious hurt, and it was a massive explosion as you can tell from that video. the home wasn't just leveled. windows across the neighborhood were blown out. the entire neighborhood was shaking. people five miles down the road in d.c. could feel and hear the blast and see that smoke rising from the area. as i mentioned, that dramatic scene had started hours earlier, four hours ea

again, as mentioned, the confederate memorial at arlington national cemetery dates back to 1914.it was designed by a confederate veteran its stance. 32 feet tall and features a woman in bronze meant to represent the american south. also included on the monument or depictions through the cemetery website describes as an enslaved woman holding a baby belonging to a white officer and an enslaved man following his owner to war. the decision to remove this memorial is brought all sorts of controversy just last week, a group of 44 republican lawmakers penned a letter to the defense secretary saying the commission that called for the removal overstepped its authority and adding, quote, the reconciliation monument does not honor nor commemorate the confederacy. the memorial could the brits, reconciliation and national unity. others, though, cold for the monument to be removed, including the descendants of the confederate veteran who sculpted the memorial back in 2017, they wrote a letter to the washington post saying, quote, like most such monuments, the statue intended to rewrite histor

again, as mentioned, the confederate memorial at arlington national cemetery dates back to 1914. it was designed by a confederate veteran its stance. 32 feet tall and features a woman in bronze meant to represent the american south. also included on the monument or depictions through the cemetery website describes as an enslaved woman holding a baby belonging to a white officer and an enslaved man following his owner to war. the decision to remove this memorial is brought all sorts of controversy just last week, a group of 44 republican lawmakers penned a letter to the defense secretary saying the commission that called for the removal overstepped its authority and adding, quote, the reconciliation monument does not honor nor commemorate the confederacy. the memorial could brits, reconciliation and national unity. others, though, cold for the monument to be removed, including the descendants of the confederate veteran who sculpted the memorial back in 2017, they wrote a letter to the washington post saying, quote, like most such monuments, the statue intended to rewrite history t

. >>> we turn now to the investigation after a massive home explosion in arlington, virginia, outside the capital. police called to the scene. they were there for hours, trying to execute a search warrant, and then this is what happened. a powerful blast. the home turned to splinters, shaking the entire neighborhood. human remains found inside believed to be the suspect. abc's ike ejiochi in arlington tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities are investigating what caused this massive explosion in arlington, virginia, just miles from the nation's capital, after they say a man barricaded himself in the house. >> we need all firefighters. the house has exploded, i believe. >> reporter: the blast just after 8:00 p.m. monday rattling homes. neighbors nearly knocked off their feet. >> you just see explosion. you could feel it in your chest, on your face. >> reporter: debris and embers raining down on the street. police say before the blast, officers were at the home for nearly four hours trying to serve a search warrant after reports of someone shooting flares more than 30 times over the

it eventually turned into arlington national cemetery.e of my favorite parts of the city, you go to the western side and you with sit there and you look up across memorial bridge, and you see robert e. lee's house up on the hill. and it's the striking image of forever in unity, abraham lincoln's memorial looking at robert e. lee's former home and the way we have moved forward as a country, and that is what they want to tear down. they don't want us to be americans in in the e pluribus unum fashion. they want with us to be at each others throats all the time. when you do these tours now, they don't mention it's robert e. lee's house. the last tour i was on, the tour guide didn't say it, i had to say is it. so they're already doing this, erasing what really happened there. >> it's like general bow reguard, we had a beautiful statue to him. when he came back from the war, by the way, he was the guy who organized the free people of color to vote, and he opened public schools for black children. we never hear about that. we're losing that hist

before arriving at arlington national cementtary on the morning of saturday, december 16. national wreaths across america day. this pilgrimage to arlington national cementtary represents the very best of our nation -- cementtary represents the very best of our nation. tractor tillers will haul more than 250,000 wreaths to their destination. as many americans will volunteer this weekend, it is a reminder our freedom is not free. these men and women paid the ultimate sacrifice, and this small gesture someone of the many ways we are able to thank them for their service. if you are interested in volunteering, please visit wreaths across america,.org. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. davis, for five minutes. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i stand with the alum tamil in sri lanka. following the british departure in 1948, unification of these kingdoms led the to the marginalization of the tamil people. this process disregarded their right to self-determination. sta

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una casa en arlington, virginia, exploÓ durante un operativo policial.l potente estallido, que queÓ captado en video, ocurrÓ luego que una persona disparo bengalas, justo cuando las autoridades ejecutaban una orden de registro. jeronimo mura se encuentra en la escena con la mas reciente informacÓn de la investigacÓn. causo indignacÓn en méxico el asesinato de un grupo de Óvenes estudiantes de medicina en celaya, guanajuato, mientras las autoridades redoblan esfuerzos en busca de los responsables. alejandro madrigal tiene los detalles y nos informa sobre la tristeza que se vive en la comunidad universitaria por este hecho violento... tambÉn en Éxico, investigan la muerte de una migrante venezolana, que aparecÓ enterrada con todas sus pertenencias en jalisco... 'maika torres', de 38 aÑos de edad, haÍa sido reportada como desaparecida por sus seres queridos el pasado viernes... las autoridades manejan el caso como feminicidio y una persona esÁ detenida en relacÓn a este crimen. la fiscaÍa de miami-dade, florida, publiÓ fotos de la escena del crimen en el ca

the latest targets is the reconciliation monument arlington national cemetery.ay workers were prepping to remove the bronze statue along with 32-foot tall sped stall. this was per the dod january 1st deadline. they have a deadline not for ukraine. but they have a deadline for the monument. but the federal court just stepped. in this was last minute, halting all work, all removal work until 5:00 p.m. on wednesday, pending the outcome of a hearing that morning. now, the monument has been there since 1914. and buried at its foot is the sculptor who fought in the civil war and three other confederate vets. it seems like no one has bothered to actually read though with arlington national cemetery has written about the monument itself. the confederate memorial offers an opportunity for visitors to reflect on the history and meanings of the civil war, slavery, and the relationship between military service, citizenship, and race in america. the history of arlington national cemetery allows us to better understand the complex history of the united states. well, all that

realizamos estados unidos en arlington la policÍa dio a conocer la identidad del hombre que vivÍa enamente aquÍ son informamos este lunes por la noche. se trata de (palabra en inglÉs( de 50 y 6 aÑos cuyas autoridades lo ocultaron muerto en su hogar. la policÍa llegÓ a la casa porque estaba necesitando una orden de cateo con un reporte de disparo. investigadores determinaron que el hombre detonÓ entre 30 a 40 bengalas dentro de la caja antes de la explosiÓn que a esta hora continÚa bajo investigaciÓn. >> era una persona extraÑa, tenÍa las ventanas cubiertas con papel de aluminio y no podÍa tener una conversaciÓn normal con sus vecinos. >> obviamente haciendo referencia el dueÑo de la casa que ya falleciÓ. algunos oficiales resultaron levemente heridos pero nada de gravedad. se reportan escombros en el vecindario y este caso continÚa bajo investigaciÓn. el pacÍfico noroeste del paÍs estÁ experimentando condiciones peligrosas de vida a un rÍo atmosfÉrico que trae copiosas lluvias ademÁs de inundaciones. camina y deslaves y como puede ver nevadas en washington y oregÓn. incluso se han re

. >>> now to the latest following the massive explosion in arlington, virginia. that normally quiet suburb happened just outside of the belt way of washington, d.c., and tom costello is breaking down what investigators say happened just moments before the blast. >> reporter: so police have cordoned off several blocks around the house that went up in a massive, enormous ball of blame. as you'd expect, it shattered nearby glass windows. the bottom line is police say that they were here because somebody was firing a flare gun from the house in the hours before this house exploded. they believe a single person was inside at the time. amazingly nobody outside the house was injured. the massive explosion was caught on camera, literally blowing a home to pieces in arlington, virginia. >> we need all fire. a house exploded. >> i was laying in my bed and then just it felt like we got attacked. >> reporter: police were already at the scene moments before the blast. officers were trying to access the property and execute a search warrant. >> come out with your hands up. >>

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arlington national cemetery.ton national cemetery's official description of that confederate monument. 30 to life sized figures depict mythical gods alongside southern soldiers and civilians. two of these figures are portrayed as african american, and enslaved woman depicted as -- enslaved man following his owner to war. the pentagon is in the process of removing the confederate memorial from arlington national cemetery. more than 40 republican members of congress are demanding the pentagon stops or move. all the republican we have a governor of virginia once the monument to be relocated to battlefield state historic park in the shenandoah valley. joining us now a, former executive editor in the new york times, howell raines, author of the new book "silent cavalry: how union soldiers from alabama helped sherman burn atlanta--and then got written out of history" howell, think you for joining us tonight, and i have to say i learn more truth about the civil war just in the title of your book that i learned in elemen

a confederate memorial is set to be removed from arlington national cemetery this week.the statue was unveiled in 1914, is among the confederate symbols ordered removed from the us military facilities by the pentagon. the memorial will be moved to an historical civil war battlefield park in the shenandoah valley, one of san francisco's last remaining toy stores may soon be forced to shut its doors for good, and later, the wet weather didn't put a damper on smiles at the circus today. speaking of wet weather, we're experiencing a bit of a break in the action in parts of the bay area right now, but much more rain is on the way, and i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment. - i'm sherry - and i'm john. i'm a pharmacist. as we were starting to age, it's like, well how can we help our cognitive abilities? we saw prevagen. i did read the clinical study and went ahead and gave it a try. i feel that prevagen is helping me with overall clarity and as a pharmacist, i've recommended it to, not only just customers, but also to friends and family as a product to try. preva

arlington national cemetery.n national cemetery's official description of that confederate monument. 30 to life sized figures depict mythical gods alongside southern soldiers and civilians. two of these figures are portrayed as african american, and enslaved woman depicted as a nanny holding the infant child of a white officer and an enslaved man following his owner to war. the pentagon is in the process of removing the confederate memorial from arlington national cemetery. more than 40 republican members of congress are demanding the pentagon stops or move. all the republican we have a nerve virginia wants the monument to be relocated to battlefield state historic park in the shenandoah valley. joining us now a, former executive editor in the new york times, howard reigns, author of the new book, science silent cavalry, how union soldiers from alabama helped sherman burn atlanta and then got written out of history. me howell, thank you for joining us tonight, and i have to say i learn more truth about the civil

coming out of arlington.ave to leave the pedestal in the ground. >> lawrence: i think texas did the model. confederate monument in there. we put a little plaque at the bottom of it. >> brian: most people. >> lawrence: people i'm not one of those confederate flag guys for obvious reasons back during the civil rights movement when people had a confederate flag out front intimidation you are not welcome here. i'm not one of those people who says go ahead and tell someone else because it may represent something else for them because their family fought in the war or something like that. but. >> brian: that actually is a good transition to what is going to be on this weekend. saturday at 9:00. my normal one nation slot. we have been for the last year shooting feature. it's on fox nation, part of it right now. teddy and booker t. two american icons path to racial equality. think about this. they are both around with children during the civil war. at 9 years old. booker t. washington was called to the main house and

just in the last few minutes, the police here in arlington, virginia, have identified the suspect. 56al media. this entire house just exploding at 8:00 last night. amazingly, nobody else was injured. no firefighters, no police officers, no residents, but they believe that man did die inside that house. this started yesterday afternoon when allegedly he was inside firing more than 30 rounds of a flare gun. police arrived and asked him to come out. he didn't. they then used tear gas on the house. he still didn't come out. a s.w.a.t. team responded and then at 8:00, this whole thing end with that massive explosion. the fireball ripping apart that entire house. today they are continuing to a forensics investigation. they want to make sure they understand what might have triggered that explosion. that's in concert with the police. no known criminal behavior new york city activity in his past they are awire ware of, but they do say they had made some allegation as of fraud that the fbi didn't think there was enough to substantiate. and they also had had gone on social media, made conspiracy

. >> jesse: just outside of the capitol in arlington, virginia.d. shock waves sent for miles. watch. [shots fired] police issues search warrant for james hughes home after he fired over 30 flares into the neighborhood. swat members breached the home to try to detain you. multiple rounds went whizzing at the officers. retreated back outside and met with massive fire ball. eyewitness watched it go down. >> definitely escalating as the guy inside wasn't responding. drove a swat truck through the front door. pulled back after breaking through the front door. he wasn't coming outs. at that time, the place just erupted. it was, it was wild to say the least. >> jesse: james thought the government was trying to kill him. former head of information and physical security for international communication companies. posts included neighbors spying, local repz dents planning assassination. arlington police said hughes dead. >> suspect at the residents at the time of the explosion and presumed to be deceased. human remains at the scene. office of chief medical e

this blast could be felt for miles in arlington, virginia.h warrant for the man living there. >> reporter: so police here on the scene, the fbi, continue to work this crime scene, you can see the yellow tape behind me. in the last hour the police in arlington, virginia, have identified the suspect here as a 56-year-old, who they believe died in this massive explosion. they say human remains have been found in the remains of this house, they need to go through a formal forensics evaluation to ensure it's the man. yesterday afternoon, this started at about 4:45 p.m. when police got a call from somebody at that location firing off a flair gun, more than 30 shots, the police showed up, they tried to ask the suspect to come out of the house, they said he refused, police said they use a tear gas to push it into the house, the standoff continued, s.w.a.t. was on the scene. the fire department shut the gas off to the house and with that incredible video, the house literally just was lost in an enormous explosion. lifted the entire house off the found

a massive explosion in arlington, virginia.ice officers were trying to carry out a search warrant when the suspect fired a flare gun into the home causing the explosion. it remains unknown the extent of injuries inside the home. of course, in the surrounding area because you still have a lot of firefighters and police officers on the scene trying to assess this. but officers on the scene so far report only minor injuries. the neighbors have been instructed to shelter in place for the time being. we will bring you the latest updates on this explosion in arlington not far from the fox news newsroom in d.c. in the meantime we have brand-new information about how the board crisis is impacting care in the embattled v.a. hospitals. >> a long stand arrangement between the department of veterans affairs and ice, to process claims for medical care for illegal aliens, is drawing increasing scrutiny tonight from veterans advocates who are obviously concerned that it could affect the agency's mission of, you know, caring for veterans. what

>> reporter: this is the moment an arlington, virginia home burst into flames.happened monday night hours after local police first arrived responding to possible shots from a flare gun. >> individuals in the area started to report the shots heard in the area. as a result our officers responded to investigate that incident. >> reporter: while on scene authorities obtained a search warrant. >> we were attempting to make contact with the individual and our s.w.a.t. team was on scene. >> reporter: but the man barricaded himself inside. then as police tried to enter, the suspect reportedly fired several rounds from a firearm inside the home and then -- the house exploded. >> well, i was sitting in my living room watching television. and the whole house shook from the sound concussion. it wasn't -- an earthquake kind of tremor. but whole louis shook. >> reporter: smoke could be seen billowing even miles away. at least three officers on scene suffered minor injuries. >> the fire department evacuated neighbors as a precaution. >> reporter: while other nearby residents w

the group defend arlington filed a lawsuit seeking to halt the demolition. judge agreed writing in his order, the plaintiffs alleged in addition to removal, they are not taking care of the -- saying the area around the memorial was protected a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow. >> todd: this is memorial about the spanish american war commemorating coming together on both sides in one of the country's worst times coming together to fight against a common enemy. they are stopped for now. >> alexandria: it is complicated, it is on hallowed ground, these graves belong to confederate soldiers. this is a tough one. >> todd: brooklyn democrat won a city on city council, revealed she was using ai to answer questions. one written interview susan was asked what makes someone a new yorker? she replied the concrete -- unstoppable hustle, unbreakable resilience, connect with people from all walks of life, sharing diverse background that contribute to the city. that sounds like something you read in a taxi. ran her comments through content detection and found it was writt

hoda >> all right tom costello for us there in arlington.ank you >>> we got other breaking news overnight on the israel-hamas war. israeli forces stepping up the offensive in gaza while facing new calls to do more to protect civilians. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel in jerusalem for us hi, richard. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah the u.n. says that israel's offensive is leaving palestinians with few safe places to go the u.n.'s humanitarian chief putting it bhluntly, saying evey time we think things in gaza can't get more apocalyptic, they do the israeli military this morning is launching more attacks in southern gaza, and ordering hundreds of thousands of palestinians who live in the city of khan younis or were displaced there to move even further south. the chief of staff of the israeli military says the operations in southern gaza will be just as intense, just as powerful as what northern gaza has seen so far. after the deadly massacre by hamas, israel began its war two months ago attacking in northern g

that's part of the investigation, we're learning more about him tonight. >> in arlington, you so much. coming up, brandon comments from president biden and a single factor he says that is pushing him to run for reelection in 2024, stay with us. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? it's true. plus when you buy your first line of mobile, you get a second line free. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible, it's happening. >>> welcome to the lead, i am jake tapper, gripping new testimony, former hostages of hamas, torturous conditions, no water, and some hostages say they were drugged by the terrorist group before their release. >>> a cascade of warnings on capitol hill, lawmakers hearing about a number of security threats in ukraine, i

this is a map drawn by a general who was in arlington house. his headquarters were in lee's home, arlington house at the time. me a while to figure out how to orient this map. it was pretty clear, columbia pike, river pike, the leesburg pike. the only thing i didn't know was paget's tap. insert a bunch of civil war maps, find something that says paget's tavern. and then you orient the map so it makes sense. so it is all upside down. and that is where i put d everything back into read it. you see how close that is to forward and fort worth. you can see the route of patrol that he sends out based on those men being captured, and you also know how close that is washington, d.c.. n you see the road coming down, o the little river turnpike coming down and alexandria. that is a report that he puts with that map from the man who led the patrol. the telegraph wrote route 1 and maple valley. so they come down little river turnpike and alexandria, go down route 1. maple valley is where hoadley is. a big community there now, but the intersection is still

>> arlington, virginiaing and look at that.ments this house exploded after police tried to execute a search warrant. wow. set off car alarms there too. authorities say the man inside fired several rounds and then that explosion. shanelle kaul has the latest. >> reporter: hey reed, the explosion sending fires, smoke and debris into the air. shattering windows and could be seen for miles away. neighbors terrified as they watched that home go up in flames. this is the moment an arlington, virginia home burst into flames. it happened monday night hours afflalo cal police first arrived responding to possible shots from a flare gun. >> individuals in the area started to report the reports of shots heard in the area. as a result, our officers respond to investigate that incident. >> reporter: while on scene, authorities obtained a search warrant. >> we were attempting to make contact with the individual and our s.w.a.t. team was on scene. >> reporter: but the man barricaded himself inside. then as police tried to enter, the suspect re

the temporary stay comes one day after the groups defend arlington and save southern heritage florida filed a lawsuit claiming the removal of the memorial violated the national environmental policy act. a court hearing is set for tomorrow. >>> in kentucky, human remains found at the bottom of a lake 25 years ago have finally been identified as a missing fugitive. thanks to advances in dna, investigators now know that roger dale parum was found in a lake in 1999. at the time of his disappearance, parum was on trial for several criminal charges and has been on the fbi most wanted list for years. his case being investigated as a homicide. >>> and an atmospheric river. these things, unbelievable. could bring heavy rain to california. there's a flood watch being issued for over 11 million people in southern california, including los angeles that begins tonight and will last through late thursday. total rainfall estimates are two to four inches for most of the forecast area. four to eight inches possible across south facing foothills and coastal slopes. >>> the cdc is warning of a new covid

no one has read what arlington national read about the monument itself.opportunity to reflect on history and meaning of the civil war, slavery and relationship between military service, citizenship and race in america. the history of arlington national cemetery allows us to understand complex history of the united states. all that is out the window now, now we just learned. joining me now is victor davis hanson. victor, what is their basis or hope in destroying these monuments and these markers of what came before us? >> i don't know, go back 160 years and start declaring people guilty because they don't live up to our confirmation. many may have fought for slavery, vast majority were mislead and fought for sovereignty of our state and we lost people to end slavery. to go back and try to destroy this reconciliation is hypocritical. there is not a good record historically of the iconic class in 16th century europe or the taliban, they blew up the buddhist statues. you blowup monuments rather than learn from them. it is really a waste of our time and energy

police in arlington, virginia, are investigating a massive house explosion. a call of someone firing a flare gun when police were trying to execute a search warrant, the suspect allegedly fired multiple rounds, and the house blew up. >>> the rnc says four candidates have qualified for tomorrow night's fourth gop primary debate in alabama. they're ron desantis, nikki haley, chris christie, and vivek ramaswamy. >> how would you like to spend the holidays with santa? airbnb is offering one family the chance to stay in santa's cabin in finland. now, the cabin is free, but guests will be put to work answering santa's letters. >>> for mnow, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening and thank you for being with us. we begin tonight with the dramatic escalation in gaza as israel and hamas engage in some of the most intense fighting since the beginning of the war. and that fighting is taking place in southern gaza, specifically around khan yunis, t

she's pleaded not guilty. >>> overnight a huge explosion levelled a home in arlington. could be felt mile was in washington, d.c. where police were trying to serve a search the warrant. they were investigating a man who fired a flare gun dozens of times from the home. a short is time after, police arrived at that house. they heard more shots being fired from inside and then things took a turn. good grief. gabe cohen joins us. what do you know about this investigation? you're in a different place looking down on where this all happened. >> reporter: first, let me show you the view we have now. if it you take a look behind me, that is the house or at least what's left of it just a couple hundred feet in the distance there. you can see the rubble, which was smoldering all morning. and to dpi you a sense of just how powerful this blast was, we are in this backyard again across this road. and there is debris all over these yards really all over this neighborhood. you can tell from the video this was an unbelievably exchange blast that didn't just level that house, it shatter

. >> coming up, a huge explosion, leveling a home in arlington, virginia, just outside of washington d.c.. just as police were trying to execute a search warrant. all of it caught on video. we will have the d details on ne invevestigation.n. first time i connected with kim, she told me that her husband had passed. and that he took care of all of the internet connected devices in the home. i told her, “i'm here to take care of you.” connecting with kim... made me reconnect with my mom. it's very important to keep loved ones close. we know that creating memories with loved ones brings so much joy to your life. a family trip to the team usa training facility. i don't know how to thank you. i'm here to thank you. >>> police and federal officials in arlington, virginia, are on the scene, examining the aftermath of a powerful house explosion. the blast happened last night, inside the home of a man police say had been firing multiple rounds of a flare gun. when officers responded to the scene to try to serve a search warrant, they say the hope steadily burst into pieces, with the president

. >> reporter: neighbors in arlington, virginia feared this was going to end badly. just after 8:00 monday night, it did. a massive explosion lifting an entire home off its foundation. it started in the afternoon when police responded to reports of a man inside had fired a flare gun more than 30 times. that led to a standoff with a s.w.a.t. team armed with a search warrant. >> open the front door with your hands up. >> reporter: then the enormous explosion that shook homes for blocks. >> we need all fire. the house has exploded, i believe. >> i thought it was actually like probably like either a car crash or like a plane crash. >> reporter: this afternoon, police identified the suspect as 56-year-old james yoo, who several neighbors say acted erratically, covering his windows in aluminum foil. police also confirm he posted online conspiracy theories. >> the suspect was inside the residence at the time of the explosions, and he is presumed at this point to be deceased. >> reporter: thomas choice lived next door and says he wasn't surprised by the massive blast. >> he

the man at 844 burlington street in arlington was never seen by neighbors.y didn't even really know if somebody really lived there. but federal authorities to the court system to the attorneys, he was a prolific filer of lawsuits with can outlandish claims and paranoid delusions. paranoia seemed to be the driver here. he felt that the neighbors were spying on him. the neighbor's suspicion were spying on him, that his ideas and business had been stolen, that people were following him, that the fbi has mikes in his house. it was deep. >> i mean, deep to say the least. and the idea that there were no -- obviously believed to have been killed in that explosion, but the officer i think was an attached duplex. none of that was harmed significantly? there was not other loss of life? it's really unbelievable. i bet this story is going to peel away additional players, john. >> it's a miracle that more people weren't injured. >> now it's a mystery, and we'll be on it. john miller, thank you so much. >> thanks, laura. >>> there are now more questions in jackson, missis

cnn's gabe cones joining us now, live outside that home in arlington, virginia, just outside of washington. what can you tell us, gabe? >> reporter: wolf, police tell us they are still trying to figure out what caused this explosion, and whether or not it may have been intentional, as both local and federal investigators from the fbi and atf continue to sift through the rubble here in arlington. now we are learning much more about the man believed to have died in the blast inside that home. police identified 56-year-old james yu, who they say caused that standoff for more than three hours with police, firing dozens of flares into the neighborhood, and eventually opening fire at officers as they tried to breach the front door just before the explosion. now, local law enforcement, wolf, tells us, that over the years they have had very little contact with james yu. but the fbi says that yu has reached out to them several times with claims that he had been defrauded, although it never led to any fbi investigations, wolf. our cnn team has found a linked in page tied to james yu with several pos

the man at 8:44 burlington street in arlington was never seen by neighbors. they didn't even really know if somebody really lived there. but the federal authorities, to the court system, two attorneys, he was a prolific filer of lawsuits, with outlandish claims in paranoid delusions. paranoid seems to be the driver here. he felt that the neighbors were spying on him, the neighbor's children were spying on him, that his ideas and businesses have been stolen, that people were following him, that the fbi had mics in his house. it was deep. >> i mean deep to say the least. and to say that he obviously was believed to be killed in that explosion, when the officers i think it was unattached duplex now that was harmed significantly. it's really unbelievable.f the story and that is going to peel away some additional layers john. thank you. >> it's a miracle no more people were initially injured. >> it's a mystery and will be on. and john miller thanks a lot. >> thank you. >> they're more questions in jackson, mississippi after another man was found to be buried by au

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