president trump: let us pledge to make the most of the freedom they so galiantly and brilliantly -- galiantly and brilliantly fought for and died to protect. >> he visited the area where all those killed in the war on terror since the september 11 attacks are buried include robert kelly the home of homeland security secretary john kelly. robert kelly died in afghanistan nearly seven years ago. michelle marsh, abc7 news. larry: thanks. visitors to arlington this weekend putting the single stemmed roses on the graves of the fallen heroes. today the roses were placed as michelle mentioned on graves in section 60. 160,000 roses donated for this annual tradition. >> i'm a veteran myself. we love to support organizations like this because it's the proper thing to do. larry: th

2011 and has proven so popular it's now expanded to other cemeteries across the country. alison: of course. arlington is the -- nancy: arlington is largest military cemetery in area but not the only one. q mccray went to mount olivet cemetery in district today. >> this is my uncle joe who served in the army as a sergeant. >> she wants the world to know about her uncle joe. >> i remember saying how sharp he looked in the uniform. >> he was eligible to be buried at the cemetery but the loved ones wanted him closer to home. >> this is our family cemetery. he has a sister who is a couple of steps down from him. her daughter. up from her. >> her mother is here, too. this is a common mount olivet cemetery visit for

memorial day. veterans from the civil war were laid to rest here. so, too, is the case at the soldier's home national cemetery where every single one of the more than 14,000 gravestones is adorned with the old glory, planted by volunteers for memorial day. holiday she feels should be celebrated every day. veterans like her uncle joe deserve the attention. >> good memories. he served his country and that makes me proud. >> local cemeteries aren't the only places where the veterans are remembered today. there was a cemetery here at the world war ii memorial. there were very special guests and we'll introduce you to one of them in the 6:00 hour. q mccray, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. the world war ii memorial was dedicated 13 years ago today. this morning the veterans of the great

about their service. more than a dozen veterans helped lay wreaths at the freedom wall in honor of the brothers and the sisters who did not come home. larry: down the hall, people flock to the vietnam veterans memorial. richard reeve picks up the team coverage with some of the stories. richard this is an emotional place. you can see we pan over at the names on the wall here. this is what touches people so much. we will pan down and show here the pictures as well. right near the memorial here. we met two army veterans who met each other for the first time here ten years ago. every memorial day they come to touch, honor, remember. touch the smooth dark stone for one of the names etched here. >> we weren't well-treated when we came back.

>> he was combat infantry regimen known as the "wolf hounds" in 1967-1968. >> i was hit with a rifle grenade or a rocket or something. i was the only one moving at the time. >> seven months in his tour, he was shot and badly wounded. >> i lost both legs, actually. double amputee above the knee, all the way up. >> he spent a year in college. he became a social studies teacher. ten years ago he met ron peters on a bench like this on memorial day. >> we started to talk. hit it off. became friends. almost instantly. richard: they realized they both served in the 27th infantry. peter is much quieter. dealing with his memories best he could. >> i came home, put the uniform in the closet. it stat there for years and years. i never t

i never even at work. >> he became an i.t. consultant in the d.c. area. both men have survived. and come here now in tribute of their fallen brothers. >> to me coming here is mainly respect for the people to make sure they are never forgotten, the name of if people on the wall. richard: you can see the crowds here. all the day long. two men on separate journeys on their way homen't reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. nancy: a beautiful story. thank you. more than 500 million served desert storm. but three decades later there is no memorial to their work or sacrifice. work is underway to change that. in march president trump signed a bill to set aside space on the national mall and supporters hope the memorial will end up at 23rd and constitution avenue not far from the vietnam met vans

memorial. >> we are going through the site selection and the design processes necessary to attain the approval to be able to build memorial. nancy: thousands marched in the par road to raise money for the memorial that is expected to include the nearly 400 americans killed in the liberation of kuwait. [music] >> the memorial day parade stepped off this morning. the curbs were crowded for one of the longest running parades in the region. i began with a wreath laying to pay respects for those who made the ultimate sacrifice. nancy: all right. it started out gray but the sun returned for memorial day. steve rudin joi

are we done with the rain for is a while? steve: it depends on your location. south of fredericksburg, you will see a few shower ins the next hour or two. show you the temperatures. this is great. dulles at 80. 81 at college park. 80 at quantico. swing over to the big wall. show the showers that are west and south. fredericksburg with showers for next hour or two. it's not a low. they are drifting toward the east. around 20 miles per hour. there are sunshine and clouds but if you have the outdoor plans a firm go at this point. the temperatures will fall to the lower 80's and eventually in the 60's. the rest of the week, the next best chance of significant rain coming up in a few minutes. larry: we will talk to you soon. we are keeping a close eye on a developing story out of

where tiger woods was charged earlier with a d.u.i. how is out and aid voicing the media. >> trouble in tiger. the 41-year-old charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs before released under his own recognizance. this is the latest blow for the professional golfer that is struggle toking get hit career on track. >> trying to get back to play. >> two months ago he talked about trying to play in masters. >> the minds is sharp. i need to get the body willing to do it. getting the prep time in. but weeks later the back problems forced him to withdraw from the tournament. last month following his fourth back surgery he wrote on his blog, "i haven't felt this good in years." i want t

golf again. my sole focus is rehab. >> he is not coming back barring a miracle. i think it could be fascinating to watch him try to become tiger again. i don't see it happening on a major level. >> the last time he won a major tournament was 2008. since then he battled a number of injuries and off-course problems including the high profile divorce from his wife after admitting to cheating on her. we don't know if he was under drugs or alcohol or both. police are expected to release more details on tuesday. >> new developments in the sky diving death of a naver i have seal. he die sunday when the parachute malfunctioned in fleet week in new york. the video shows the parachuted falling to the ground after the jumper cut it free. he plunged to the hudson ve

been released. larry: at 5:00, a blue suitcase and questions. what they think the bag may have had to do with the bombing in manchester. >> our ongoing challenge as americans is to be as good as though we remember particularly on this day. nancy: then project hero. where the bicyclists are heading from the white house an how the ride is helping wounded veterans around the country. trump -- >> the energy, the faith and devotion. larry: a look at the legacy of john f. ken 100 years after his birth. >> and the washington nationals outfiter bryce harper says kids like these shouldn't get participation trophies. only if they win first base. it's getting a lot of attention. find out what the kids did you know 90% of couples disagree o

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nancy: the man president obama said changed how we think of sports passed away. deford was inducted in the sportscaster and the sports writers hall of fame. he was also t

writer to be awarded the national humanities medal three weeks ago he retired from the npr after 37 years. larry: bryce harper wants us all to be winners and says the participation stories should be thing of the past. tom roussey has reaction to the story you saw on 7. tom? tom: what bryce harper says means that the kids behind me, this is a team with a decent chance of winning the kyle's camp weekend holiday tournament here but he is saying they should only get a trophy if they come in first place. not just for participating. we ask folk what is do they think about it? talking to the little leaguers, national outfiter bryce harper said what has -- outfielder bryce harper said what everybody is talking

about. >> participation trophies. first place only. >> kyle's camp raises money to fight pediatric cancer, parents gave a big thumbs up to the comments. >> you don't always get a good job for showing up. you have to work hard. >> there is only one winner. it teaches kids passion. >> what message do you give them a trophy if you show up? >> you always get a trophy and you don't have to work hard. you get something anyway. >> what about the teenager ball players who are raised on the participation trophys? they are not the fans either. even if they have gotten them in the past. >> what did you think when you got one for showing up? >> i thought it was lame at first. >> ed's something that you -- it's something you use to get the little kids in game more.

but as i get older i want something for my achievements, not just for being there. >> our scott abraham put this on twitter over weekend and it got a ton of reaction all over twitter. the vast majority of the people had the tweets like ryan taylor who wrote participation trophies teach kids winning is the same as losing. it isn't. we should teach kids to motivate themselves. there were a small minority that disagreed with harper. michael pope tweeted what exactly does that mean? does he get basically a participation salary if we use that analogy? as you can see both on the diamond here and on the internet this has the folks talking. reporting live at bar craft bark, i'm tom roussey. larry: participation salary. i haven't heard that before. >> you get bonuses if you do well. i said today there was a kid that slapped a player on another game.

rules were we had to give him an award at the end of the game. nancy: not a great lesson. larry: how do you do that? i agree with him. steve: i want to give everyone sunshine and happy weather regardless if you play or you can't play or whatever the deal is. everyone gets nice weather. >> a few clouds out there. nothing that will amount to a lot. not inside the capital beltway. a good deal of sunshine to take advantage of it. they move through the everything hours. you will notice that the sticky feeling is now beginning to drop a little bit as the cold front moves through. the temperatures look fantastic. 83 at reagan national airport. 80 at dulles international airport. 77 at winchester. 79 at luray. it's cooler well west of us. look at oakland, maryland, 64 degrees. the higher elevations. that is why they have the temperatures in the

yesterday at this time cloudy and gloomy and damp and wet. the temperatures are 15 to 18 degrees warmer around the metro area. that is why it feels so great. if you have the barbecues or outdoor activities this everything the temperatures lower 80's by 7:00. 8:00 in the middle 70's. once the sun goes down past 8:20 this evening the temperatures fall in 70's. and then the 60's. talk about satellite and radar. there is not a lot going on. not around the immediate metro. this is moving at 20 miles per hour. we will have the wet roadways. if you expect anyone using 95 away from the d.c.

carolina, likely to run into delays. this is a busy travel time with the folks trying to get home. right to home right now we go looking at partly cloudy skies. we can't rule out chance of patchy fog. you may wanted to leave a few extra minutes out the door. upper 50's to the middle 60's for overnight lows. the future cast looks like this for the day tomorrow. if showers want to overspread the immediate metro area. this is a mottal here. showers will be out of here by 9:00. by 12:00 noontime the lingering showers remain.

we will keep you updated on wjla.com. down forget to download the stormwatch7 weather app to keep you ahead of the storm. talk about the day planner tomorrow. umbrella may come in handy later in the afternoon hours. highs make it in the middle 70's. 84 on friday. if i had to pick the best way of the work and the school week ahead thursday. lower humidity. a lot of sunshine. comfortable temperature. then the weekend. chance of shower osen the way but saturday is the wetter of the two days. next week, we get in a trend with the temperatures that are below average this time of year. only in the 70's. have you noticed how lush and green everything is? nancy: it is. i would like more sunny days. steve: i would, too. larry: bring them on. bring them on. steve: i'll put in a

for you. nancy: i appreciate that. larry: you talk about the traffic and take a live look now. u.s. 50 at 301. at the split heading toward the chesapeake bay bridge. you can see there how heavy that traffic is. just after 5:00. be careful on the roads. nancy: absolutely. nasty start to the week as the severe weather sweeps across part of the country. >> the university of maryland tries to live up to bryce harper's winning standard. >> 205 shirts on display along a busy maryland road. the sill bombis -- symbolism still ahead. nancy: and now a look at what

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larry: a 14th person is in custody in connection to last weekee suicide bombing in manchester. the 23-year-old was arrested on terrorist activity. the police released this fe toe saying it's the accused bomber salman abedi with a blue suitcase days before the attack on the arena. it's not the suitcase used in this bombing but it could lead them to more clues. nancy: zoo in u.k. evacuated after police mauled by a tiger at the hammerton zoo, 80 miles from london. the woman entered the enclosure with the tiger and was killed. the tiger never escaped and

visitors. >> unlike a cemetery that is hidden behind the trees and the gates this memorial is on public display. the mission is to grab the attention of a divided congress. >> the see of shirts with the names, ages and the date of death. 205 shirts. each representing someone killed by gun violence last year in the north korea -- last year in the north carolina metropolitan area. it's getting atension. david says each name depicts a mother. father. child. uncle. >> people die but you want to die in natural ways, not by artificial means. it's unfortunate. >> the colors have meaning. white for d.c. blue for

yellow for northern virginia. well known names like d.n.r. staffer seth rich. jacai colson. and the three victims of the convicted killer eulalio tordil. but the majority have nearly been forgotten. including 14-year-old todd webb jr. killed in october in a shoot-out in capital heights. >> it's good to remember people. >> the people behind this moving memorial will replicate it year after year until as they put it congress toughens on gun laws. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. >> you hear it a lot on this day. "happy memorial day." but is it appropriate? some answers to that question for you in a moment. >> like piecing together a puzzle. larr

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announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. nancy: welcome back at 5:30. president john f. kennedy childhood home in massachusetts draped in red, white, and blue bunting honoring the years since he was born. in d.c. a big celebration underway at the kennedy center where jeff goldberg is live for us tonight. hey, jeff. jeff: the kennedy center named for the former president and all week long they held series of events marking what would have been his 100th birthday. anybody that passed by the kennedy center recently can see the significance of how much the day means. performance celebrates the legacy of john f. kennedy that remains with disabled

evelyn qwen until this day. >> i'm an advocate of civil rights and america having peace. jeff: this one of 60 events at the kennedy center over the past year honoring the 100th birthday of the 35th president. including actor and journalists reciting some of his most memorable speeches. >> so eloquent and inspiring. that is the fundamental of what we celebrate today. >> the graver site to a -- grave site to mural on wisconsin avenue. the memory of j.f.k. can be found all over d.c. >> we appreciate he spent so many hours within the four walls. we rarely feel the spirit if you can imagine that. we feel the spirit. >> j.f.k. was a regular at martins tavern in george town. in booth number one he wrote the first version of the inaugurations speech and in booth three he proposed to jackie. >> very

said hello to everyone. shook hands. >> they wanted to celebrate kennedy's 100th birthday in booth number one. >> americans still love him and his family's legacy. it is special to share the memory. >> he lived on two homes in georgetown. one a block away from martin's tavern and the other two blocks away from martin tavern. they lived in georgetown until they moved in january 1961 after president kennedy's inauguration. live at the kennedy center, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. today marks 64 years since the first climbers reached the summit of mount everest. they made the 25,000 foot trek in 1953. the past weekend, george cashew of springfield, virginia, part of the group that reached the summit in what is a busy climbing

season. larry: right now hundreds of retired veterans are on the bikes pedaling to virginia beach. >> a lot better. >> they will pedal 350 miles to virginia beach in six days including retired army veteran gretchen evans who lost her hearing after a traumatic brain injury in combat. >> it's unsafe for me to ride by myself. people don't know i'm deaf. it's invisible injury but here it doesn't matter. i'm one of the crowd. larry: 200 bikes have been modified for those with physical disabilities. it's organized in 30 states and six countries in the last ten years >> the memorial day spirit felt around the area. a gad turn-out at the falls church annual parade and

3k run and it continued throughout the day with the live music and entertainment. larry: a somber site along boston common today. 37,000 flags honoring the soldiers from the commonwealth killed in combat since the revolutionary war. it's honoring those lost in the defense of the country, has it come to mean someone else? we are asking if it's appropriate to wish someone a happy memorial day. stephen tschida is delving into the debate live at the national mall. stephen: you see it, read it, you hear it a lot today. happy memorial day. but some of the people we spoke with on the mall today say those few words signify that a lot of people have forgotten what this holiday is all about. patriotic colors and a parade. the trappings of an

all-american fun holiday. >> yeah. happy memorial day? yeah. stephen: but memorial day is a day to remember hose who made the ultimate sacrifice -- remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to the country. >> it's fallen off in the recent times. people more focus on a three-day weekend. >> tyler graham came to washington on this memorial day to honor his father. vietnam vet who died seven years ago. chemical exposure during the war eventually cost his father his life. >> feel like a lot of people incorrectly say "happy memorial day" when today we are honoring the people who lost their lives for our country. stephen: some express wishes for a good day while honoring those who gave their life for the country. we found veterans who said saying, "happy memorial day" is okay with them as long as we remember the reason for this holiday weekend. >> i think they are saying enjoy the weekend, positive, nice thing to say. i'm a

i was in the u.s. navy for four years. for me i'm not too celebratory. but, it's nice weather, fun time in d.c. stephen: a lot of people we spoke with acknowledge for most people they believe memorial day signifies the start of summer. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. nancy: you see with the poll there. 8 % say no, it's dis -- 83% say it's no, disrespectful. a tough topic of conversation. larry: that is tough. maybe "good memorial day" in good thoughts or wishes. for me, respect. i think how fortunate we are. thank you to men and women and the families who gave the ultimate sacrifice. nancy: unnext, unhappy weekend for the british airways passengers. we look at how

recovering after the massive meltdown over the weekend. >> i have never seen hail this big. larry: where the hail fell in a nasty weather to start the week. nancy: ahead new at 6:00, shocking video. a car plunging into a river. the driver trapped. the would-be hero who jumped in to help before then needing a hero of his own.

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larry: in through through 150 people are dead and

rains. 100,000 people have been displaced. india sent ships with supplies to help those in the remote areas. nancy: in the united states, the midwest dealing with its own dose of deadly weather in missouri. four confirmed tornadoes ripping through the state. in branson, two people drowned after their car was swept away by a flag flood. but that wasn't the only state hit hard by the severe weather. oklahoma dealing with a hailstorm and tennessee had winds gusting more than 70 miles per hour. >> i thought it was the whole city honestly. it looked like everything went dead. >> all the lights. the power lights. the trees were falling left and right to drive through that. out of a movie. >> officials in memphis say it will take a week to have the power fully restored to the city. larry: we are getting a look at how powerful eruptions of alaska's volcano were yesterday. the ash soaring up to 45,000 feet high in the sky.

be calm today either. the alaska volcano observatory says it could erupt again. fortunately no one lives on the island. nancy: frustration spill high after i.t. outage hits british airways leaving tens of thousands of travelers stranded around the world. british aways canceling all flights from heath row saturday after a power supply problem. employee union blaming the outage on inexperienced i.t. personnel in india but the airline is denying the planes. larry: coming up, an exciting holiday for the maryland lacrosse team looking for the first national title in 42 years. nancy: but first, the items left behind. we will take you inside the facility collecting for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver?

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larry: hundreds of items

and jay korff takes us to where they are stored and among them special momentums left behind at the wall. >> there are few places as revered as the vietnam veterans memorial. where 58,000 names are inscribed. >> it symbolizes sacrifice. every night the park rangers pick up what is left behind. what you probably don't know is every item ends up in an unassuming warehouse. >> it's storage. the blue bocks in front of you are where we store the

collection. >> it's closed to the public. what we found inside you need to see. >> towers stacks of blue boxes are housed and preserved here that holds hundreds of thousands of objects placed at the wall. there are things you would expect. >> i.d. bracelets. >> with the unexpected. >> it is one of a kind. >> the hoe bike left at the wall in 1995, honors the men in wisconsin listed as prisoners of war or missing in action. >> we stepped back in time. to tell the story behind the object. >> piecing a puzzle. >> an emotional pilot's

recording september home days before being killed. >> hello. how is everything little thing on the home fronted? >> that is rob. we spoke with his brother rick. about the impact his loss and life had on family. >> i went bah lostic. >> i wouldn't control myself. he meant so much to me. and the rest of the family. >> he was gone. >> this helicopter blade lost for a generation found in farmer's field in vietnam. it came off a helicopter that crashed in vietnam. terry elliott aboard the aircraft. his body was never found. his niece only works a short walk from the wall. >> an ankle i never met but i love and adore -- this is an

and adore. his sacrifice for free and -- sacrifice for me. the freedoms i experience. it's not a name. it's a person. >> it was placedded on the wall in 2000 in a powerful ceremony and joined so many other treasured keepsake in the storied archives. so these personal items that you have seen speak not only to sacrifice but to the deepest desire to heal from a war that broke too many hearts. along the national mall in washington, i'm jay korff. >> suspected that amazing. wow! >> owe can see the documentary "left behind" and see the special at 8:30 on newschannel8. nancy: truly powerful. >> coming up at 6:00, the president pushes back as a scandal surrounds his son-in-law. a boat full of migrants catches fire.

the saved all the lives and the oldest pearl harbor survivor's message as he visits the world war ii memorial. that's new at 6:00. >> the weather earlier with steve rudin and it was nice to see at lunchtime the sun come down in the mazezy start. this is a live camera in ocean city maryland. most of the beach-goers have gone home. the surf temperature in the 60's. let's look at what is going on. there is neg to the immediate metro but there is nothing south of us. this is moving

volume. this is looking fine. no worries. clouds out there. this will fall to 70s and 60's. the rush hour commute tomorrow could look at it scattered showers and thunderstorms. mid-60's to start. 70 between hours of 8:00 and 10:00. moving through the day tomorrow, highs will eventually rebound to the middle to the upper 70's. some may flirt with the 802-degree mark. south of d.c. take you a look at the ten-day outlook. looking at ten-day outlook. 80's on thursday and friday. cooler for the middle of next week with the temperatures to the middle 70s. head back to sports. robert? robert: all right. we are talking lacrosse. the maryland

national title in lacrosse, the men hope to follow suit today. all big ten title game. we pick it up late in the first. fourth quarter. matt rambo dances around. the backhander for a sweet goal. the first since 1985 and the first for the head coach who lost his mother in april and he was emotional after the game. >> hard to put into words. the kids, the administration, the sports staff helped me. supported me. my family and my friends helped me get through it. the kids are just such great kids. they get me excited to go to

>> too much words we hear too much. contract talk. especially when it comes to quarterback kirk cousins. july 15 is the deadline to sign cousins to a long-term deal? will it happen? >> is this deal going to get done or what? >> i think it has a much better chance of getting done this year but i don't think it will get done by the july 15 deadline. i think they going to roughly have $50 million in total guarantees but i think kirk will need $25 and $60 million for the total guarantee. every

nancy: if you are there then there is someone cool. robert: that is what i meant. larry: softball to hit out of the park. nancy: i did it. robert: i was setting it up. good job, nancy. nancy: glad to help out. larry: nothing past her. talk soon. more coming up at 6:00 made a dip in a backyard pool look scary this weekend. >> but first, the people who tried to stop a man who went on a deadly tirade on a train. now has to

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larry: new developments tonight by the stabbing of a white supremacist in oregon. amidst growing criticism for not commented on the incident friday, president trump now weighs in. >> the mother of a surviving victim of a fatal train attack in portland. >> if he hadn't been there. >> thanking the man who helped save her son's life. >> then there would be three dead people today. >> fletcher seen given the

bed was one of the three men who tried to intervene and stop 35-year-old jeremy christian anti-muslim tirade friday. >> he told us to go to saudi arabia and get out of his country. >> christian, an alleged white supremacist who has criminal history began hurling insults to the woman. fletcher, 23-year-old taliesin meche and army veteran rick best tried to come him down but christian stabbed all three. >> they lost their lives because of me and my friend. and the way we were. >> abc affiliate obtained the video of the man appearing to be christian yelling profanities and hate speech on the train one day before the attack. >> it looks like we have a christian or muslim bus ride. >> monday, president trump condemning the train attack calling it unacceptable. tweeting victims were standing up to hate a

the f.b.i. has not said yet if the attack qualifies as a federal hate crime. christian faces multiple murder charges. abc news, los angeles. jonathan: right now at 6:00, fall from grace. tiger woods busted overnight. the charges he is facing. michelle: plus, caught on video a car plunges to the river. but the rescue turns more complicated when the would-be hero gets trapped himself. jonathan: check the water before you dive in. look closely. a family woke up to a greater taking a dip in their -- a gator taking a dip in their pool. we'll tell you what happened next. announcer: now, "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. michelle: today, celebrating the freedom that comes a it a high price. cemeteries filled with roses for loved ones defending our nation. a taste of memorial day in

america. jonathan: at arlington national cemetery, president trump laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. the president making his first memorial day in office. he told the nation to never forget the cost of freedom and peace. >> every time you see the sun rise over this blessed land, please know your brave sons and daughters pushed away the night and delivered for us, all that great and glorious dawn. jonathan: the president was at arlington national cemetery, he visited section 60. that is hallowed ground for all of those killed in the war on terror. while there, the president laid flowers at the graver of first lieutenant robert kelly. he is the son of homeland security secretary john kelly. his son was killed in afghanistan in 2010. the president trip to arlington national cemetery comes as the administration is facing another fire storm. mic