live tonight at arlington national cemetery. evan, what have you learned tonight?> shawn cemetary leaders are responding to us for the first time today. me are calling those images deeply troubling and disappointing. here they are once again. all the people in photos are officers at joint base myer henderson hall. they patrol the cemetery and nearby base. a source within the development shared photos with us and says they were taken in front of the tom of the unknown soldier on thanksgiving day and we learned the officer's faces because the base has not yet determined any wrong doing but two officers are on desk duty while they vest. and in unedit the folder lawvring and smiling while they appear to attack colleague with baton and pepper have a. a spokesman said the officers were horse around. what they did appears to be unprofessional behave. they say it did not represent the rest of the officers on base. we asked some people who were visiting cemetery today to look at the photos and here's what they had to say. >> my son-in-law is a maryland state trooper and on

evan lambert outside arlington national cemetery with the exclusive details. >>reporter: the shots came from a source at joint base meyer henned diser son hall police. that is the agency that patrols arlington national cemetery and the source says that the photos were taken on thanksgiving day out in the open and then posted to facebook. heres are those i am paneling imagines again. we have blurred the face of the officers because at this point the base haven't confirmed the officers have policies. in the unedited photos you can see the officers smiling and laughing. several squad cars are in the background as well. one officer in the white appears to be in a supervisory role, possibly a lieutenant as another officer is on the ground appearing to be the subject of police violence. we took these photos to some people around the district and asked them for their reaction. take a listen. to me it's a childish, immature, un professional. it gives the police a bad rap, like worse than what they already have. it gives them a worse rap. i don't think it's funny. that

she was last seen in arlington. today her family and friends came together to canvas neighborhoods where she may have last seen in hopes of finding information about her whereabouts. twenty-eight year old catherine kate hey walled is considered a critical missing person. we're told she has a medical condition that requires treatment, that she's been without since she vanished from her home on thursday. this is st. agnes catholic school, this is where my sister did all of her elementary before going to york town. she grew up in arlington, she's when everybody heard what was going on on social media, the pastor said please use our school. we needed a convenient reu and a room. hey walled's brother michael, their father and arlington county police were joined by dozen ready to canvas read did i what they called her hot spots. she thought she was feeling okay, but it turns out she took her medication and i guess it caused her to get a little confused and hours turned into days and we're worried. the five two brunette wi

so far arlington cemetery officials have not contacted. >> 4:32 right now.ator al franken says he will be back to work today after issuing another apology over accusations of sexual misconduct. >> in a series of interviews on sunday franken says the scandal has been embarrassing and a shock to him. the minnesota senator says he will cooperate with an ethics investigation but will not step down. >> allegations of sexual harassment have led michigan congressman john conyers to step down as the top democrat on the house judiciary committee. the house ethics committee is investigating claims by members of his staff that he sexually harassed them. the panel is looking at claims that conyers may have used taxpayer dollars to keep the allegations quiet n a statement conyers says he looks forward to vindicating himself. >> latest on the russia meddling investigation, the fbi says it failed to dozens of u.s. officials that russian hackers were trying to break into their personal g mail accounts. the associated press reports that the agency knew about the hackers' pla

our melanie alnwick is live at arlington cemetary this morning with more details.morning, guys. we want to let you know that that photo came to us from a associate within the joint base myer-henderson hall police department. it was taken on thanksgiving day also posted on facebook. now, that police department is responsible for patrolling not only the base but arlington arln national cemetery. we did blur out the faces of the officers there. the photo appears to show the officers smiling and laughing holding batons and pepper spray while another officer is on his knees as if he's in the subject of police violence. that officers appears to be giving the middle finger. the photo is eliciting a lot of negative reaction. >> to me it's childish, immature, it gives the police a bad rap, like worse than what they already have, it gives them a worse rap. >> i don't think it's funny. that's wham i think. >> what i think. >> well, i don't think it's appropriate especially at arlington and especially it looks like mostly white guys beating a black guy. i don't find that appro

my father is buried in arlington, a korean war veteran. he said the american g.i. only asked of its country what he is willing to give, his best. this tax cut is not our best. i yelled back -- yield back. >> i rise today to recognize america's veterans. saturday is veterans day, a time to recognize our bravest men and women who answered the call to defend our great nation against our enemies. words are not enough to say thank you to everything you have sacrificed on america's behalf. as a fellow veteran, and on behalf of the good families of mississippi's fourth can actor to-- fourth district, i want convey my appreciation to you and your families. many of us have seen the perils of war and conflict, many have been injured in the line of duty , and many have paid the ultimate sacrifice. because of this display of sacrifice, future generations may enjoy what our country has stood for -- life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. i'm glad to have had the opportunity to serve alongside such brave when -- men and women. we are a free nation because of the bravery of

this afternoon they got a statement from arlington national cemetery and 'spokesman says arlington national cemetery leadership is deeply troubled and dispointed bit images captured and the incident have vehicleed by joint base myer henderson leadership and therefore arlington national cemetery has no further information bending results of the relation investigation. right now it's still unclear what will happen to the rest of those officers in the photo. of course we do know two are ob desk dut question at this time. life at arlington national cemetery. evan lamb bert. "fox5 local news". >> up next of a truck lamb lot of damage behind. >> and a man rescued while trapped inside a garbage can. stay tuned we're back after the check out this video a drunk crashed to a exercise area in a gym at real fitness in california surveillance shows debris and smoke flying avenue where and driver of the truck lost control because of some kind of medical condition and no one was hurted in and driver suffered minor injuries. >> and bizarre rescue caught on camera in philadelphia. emergency crews rescued a

is that the agency that protects arlington national cemetery. that source fells us the photos were taken in plain view on thanksgiving day and then posted to facebook here are those images again. we ha office offices of the officers. but in the unedited photo you can see several officers smiling and laughing in uniform outside a building at acialg ton national. several squad cars are in the background as wevment one officers in the white appears to be in a supervisory role, possibly a lieutenant as another officer is on the ground appearing to be the subject of police violence. we asked people around d.c. to react to these photos. here's what they had to say. to me it's childish . it's immature, un professional. it just gives the police a bad rap like worse than what they already have. it gives them a worse rap. i don't think it's funny. that's what i think. i don't think it's appropriate, especially at arlington and especially it look s like mostly white guys beating a black guy. i don't find that appropriate and funny or more background ground

now the officers patrol arlington national cemetery.lin.ce officers laughing while they pretend to beat a fellow officer. at this point the base hasn't confirmed the officers' violated any policies but base officials say the officers' actions do not represent the views of the base or the >>> to prince george's county now where police continue to search for answers after what they believe to be a murder-suicide involving a toddler. while conducting a welfare check saturday night officers found the bodies of a woman and her two-year-old son inside a townhouse off country wood court in hyattsville. they both had injuries to their upper bodies and were pronounced dead on the scene. >>> also in prince george's county, fire officials investigating arson at a vacant townhome. now, this happened just after midnight on saturday in the 800 block of neptune avenue in oxon hill. fire investigators are trying to figure out who started this fire. again, a case of arson there. >>> in montgomery county now at 6:31, the red cross is helping about 25 people

arlingtons from national cemetery. scott: this is tough because the families live across the deal with this private headstone company with work across the street. they are at arlington national cemetery. they tell me that right now, for months and months, they could not get hold of the company, after they paid them to do the work. the sender's family, out of boise, idaho, the montgomery family, from phoenix, arizona. memorial company. the i-team went online. ratingpany has an f with the better business bureau. we discovered ta sullivan back in june had a backlog of five family headstones at the cemetery. states a private company has to complete previous work at the cemetery before it starts anything new. our two families are now calling seven on your side. >> every time it is brought up, it brings the soreness back into your heart, and twists it a little bit more. this is very emotional for us. scott: this is heartbreak company today at 5:00. you will not want to miss this. live at arlington national cemetery, scott ta

just search arlington wreaths. at arlington national cemetery, aimee cho, news 4. >>> this is the first weekend of the holiday season. you can take your family to enjoy zoo lights. annual display opened now through january 1st. our cameras out as folks filed in for opening night. a new edition. glow inth kids featuring l.e.d. games and activities. admission is free but a charge for certain attractions. >>> black friday deals may have gotten you a reason to visit your local mall yesterday, but retailers rely on mall owners to get customers in the door. one day just doesn't cut it. consumer reporter susan hogan shows how an experience can be more valuable than a sale. >> reporter: we've really seen a lot of malls stepping up their game and kind of thinking outside of the box to get our attention and get us inside. you're about to say the latest trend to re-invent the way we shop. it's all about the experience. ♪ it's all about changing why we go to the mall. ♪ the westfield wheaton mall in montgomery county is bankin

at times a slightly emotional, certainly a very personal speech from vice-president mark pence at arlington national cemetery, marking veterans day, himself the son after korean war vet to received the bronze star for valor, the father of a young marine, second lieutenant currently in flight training as we're still watching some of the pictures, liz, coming from arlington cemetery. what i thought the vice-president alluded to that was interesting, the support of america's veteran especially in the wake on the war on terror has truly become a nonpartisan issue and that wasn't always the case and we heard the vice-president harken back to the vietnam war and the reception they got when they came back and somehow in that time, america figured out how to separate the war and the veterans themselves and fulfilling the promise in arlington. ♪ ♪ to the oceans white with foam ♪ ♪ god bless america my home sweet home ♪ ♪ god bless america, my home sweet home ♪ ♪ god bless america land that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her and guide her through the night with the light from above ♪ ♪ from the mountains to

that's the question after the exclusive report revealed photos of officers here at arlington national cemetery appearing to beat up one of their own. i'll have that story next. marina? >> reporter: a dc neighborhood is sharing the airway construction dumping site. neighbors thought they caught a break when the city and the site agreed 2012. fast forward and seems like not much changed you'll see this story coming up at 10:30. >> some days a strong chemical odor, some a trash odor >> i think the probably one of the most serious environmental injustices that we have in the city, i've asked reporters to come out >> we've had the national geographic >> is it enclosed? is there any sort of mitigation for the dust that you guys have >> who's going to do something >> the only thing i can do, as a citizen, is to keep bringing it to their attention and hoping that one day they will take action. >> why is it here? why can't they hold these people accountable? just, it's a right and a wrong. this is wrong. fix it. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ ♪ put a little love i

that's mike pence as he spoke to a group at arlington national cemetery.nd addressing world war ii, vietnam, and youngest from iraq and afghanistan. and he was addressing vets issues from the fact that unemployment is lower in that demographic and talked about the post 9/11 g.i. bill and he was also weaving in personal stories, like you said, he has family, not only his father, but his son serving the country, so, for the moment we've run out of time. we'll take a quick break when we come back we have a lot more and bring you back to arlington and get your latest headlines. stay with us. when you think of saving money, what comes to mind? your next getaway? connecting with family and friends? a big night out? or maybe your everyday shopping. whatever it is, aarp member advantages can help save you time and money along the way. so when you get there, you can enjoy it all the more. for less. surround yourself with savings at aarp advantages dot com. >> president trump and russian president vladimir putin crossing paths at a summit this vietnam. the two world

arlington heights is gonna be the model.at i wasn't willing to make the acquisition unless you can prove that you are a leader. -giovanni: okay. -lemonis: and that running a manager's meeting is part of that, being open-minded is part of it, and change is part of it. and so i want to see what sort of leader you are. -giovanni: okay. -lemonis: today, we're closing the store entirely. giovanni: i don't understand lemonis: we're locking the door. giovanni: now? right now? -lisa: okay. -giovanni: for how long? lemonis: as long as it takes to get the store redone. giovanni: okay. lemonis: well, there's a truck and boxes and people here to start loading. giovanni: come on! is that really -- are you being serious? ♪ lemonis: i knew the idea of closing this store quickly would catch gio off-guard, but i need to know that he can adapt to change and lead people through tough situations. it's a small test of his leadership, but it's an important one for me. giovanni: we'll load -- that's the biggest thing. displays will move out tomorr

didn't especially want to come to arlington.ecause for them, it was a sad place. to take their children, but little by little, we started getting involved, creating our own team with their own volunteers. people started to understand that this was really, this is a way of celebrating their lives. we come out, we bring our friends, family, extended friends, we made a lot of friends throughout the years that frankly they feel the same way that we do. we are grateful for our freedom and we know those come at a very high cost, and we want to be able to go out to arlington and all the other 1300 participating locations throughout the country and to be able to say thank you. >> julie: these pictures are just beautiful. >> absolutely. that group picture that you have on the screen from last year, it really is a wonderful cause. it's a great way to come out and to celebrate service members. frankly, when we walk the rows of arlington cemetery, they're not necessarily well-known name names. books haven't been written. these are just hard

we are live in arlington texas jeff skversky channel six "action news". >> thanks jeff. big other picture, shall we. eagles need a win to keep hold of the best record in the nfl and home field advantage in the playoffs because the saints are just as hot as they are. kirk cousins could sit and watch as drew brees brought new orleans back from the 15-point deficit with three minutes to go. look at this catch from alvin camaro with the touchdown to bring them within two with a minute to play. right after his leap in t stands they convert two-point conversion and, of course, force overtime where they win on a field goal. saints win this 134-31. they are the only team as hot as eagles. they have won eight st. they a tvikings on who beat the rams today. we will show you more of is what happening around the league plus break down the bird tonight on "action news" sports sunday we will have eagles great brian westbrook in studio to join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> i said it before the saints are running ball well that is scary. scary. >> first thing first. >> we will talk

the officers patrol arlington national cemetery.re appears to show a group of police officers laughing while they pretend to beat a fellow officer. at this point, the base hasn't confirm the officers violated any policies but base officials say the officers actions do not represent the views of the base or the police agency. >>> better news. big breaking news from across the pond this morning. from the royal family. another royal wedding is in the works. prince harry engaged to american actress meghan markle. kensington palace made the announce. they became engaged earlier this month. the wedding is sometime this spring. >>> and meet mikayla holmgren she made history last night in minnesota when she became the first woman with down syndrome to compete in a miss usa state pageant. holmgren is a bethel university student a dancer and she serves as a mentoror herself. holmgren didn't win this time, but the audience did give her standing ovations as she center the awards as spirit of miss usa, pageant organizers say she's devil braking

so, they are now redoing arlington house.the slave quarters there so people will know it was a place where slaves lived and understand the good and the bad. >> how did he respond to the heated question over confederate monuments? >> i do think we have to reexamine what we intend to do with the me sums and monuments. >> i gave $10 million to the smithsonian new african-american where he also hopes people will learn the good and regretful times in our country's history. and move forward to make the future even better. >> our country is the best country on the face of the earth, but we still have challenges. of course, everybody wants to make the world a better place and i have, you know, limited time and resources to be able to do is it so i'm trying my own way to do things that maybe will help people. there are so many things i wish i could do with my life that i haven't done or probably won't be able to do. >> at 68 now, he says he's on a sprint to do all that he can. >> i do what i'm doing, sprinting to the finish line, but

the crash at arlington boulevard will tie up the right lane. outer loop, 22 minutes from college park to 270. the inner loop looking good from branch avenue to temple hills. inbound 50 in maryland, nine minutes from the beltway to the new york kenilworth avenue split . i am back minutes to take a look at the commute in southeast. autria: a horrific investigation and springfield, a man killing himself with a chainsaw after attacking his wife with the next . john gonzalez is live at the scene. morning. we want to warn our viewers at home, especially those getting little ones ready for school, they are grizzly and disturbing details. this played out like a halloween hollow -- war movie the day after halloween. the weapons used included a hatchet and chainsaw. fairfax county police got a call a round 3:30 yesterday afternoon and they say a 70-year-old man started attacking his 76-year-old wife with a small acts, cutting her -- small ax, cutting her on the head and face . her daughter arrived and was able to fight off her stepfather. perimeter, and

irving served arlington for 24 years.ay at 74 years old. >>> a man who volunteered as an athletic trainer at a prince gorges county school is now minor. carl joseph worked with the girl's basketball team at twin park high school in brandy wine. police say he texted a nude photo of himself to an under age victim. he was arrested earlier this week after another student told a teacher. >>> breaking news now. frightening situation unfolding overnight in the tourist city of reno, nevada. >> police say a man with a hostage opened fire from a high rise condominium. chris lawrence is at the live desk with the latest. very scary, chris. >> you said it, eun. first of all, the suspect is now dead. there are no people reported with injuries. take a look at the cell phone video and listen to what was happening. you heard there briefly, those were the shots being fired which immediately makes you think back two months ago to the mass shooting at the concert in las vegas. reno police haven't released a lot of information, but we know th

just type in arlington national cemetery in the search bar.their thoughts on this day, on twitter. says, "to every man and woman who has served honorably in our armed forces, thank you. may god bless you and your families. and this tweet. mooney,resentative alex "on this veterans day we thank all those who have served. i remember my father who served in vietnam and was awarded the bronze star. representaative "happy veterans day to all who served." , and this from representative joe kennedy of massachusetts. "to the generations of brave men and women who have risked life and limb to defend our nation, a grateful country thinks you today and every day. can read more tweets by going to c-span's twitter page and subscribing to our members of congress list. on today's "washington journal" we spoke to a vietnam veteran who was held captive during the war

un tranquilo da de compras qued interrumpido para cientos de visitantes en un centro comercial de arlingtonntra un sujeto, luego que ste robara una tienda y todo el incidente qued captado en video. ---emilio ramos amplia. 00:00 - nat: cellphone video nat: "no pensamos que va a pasar eso aquí" captado en video nat: cellphone video - credito: edgar cabriales los ltimos minutos del violento episodio que interrumpi la paz de decenas de familias dentro del centro comercial parks en arlington en horas de la tarde. nat: "pues balazos.. poom poom! como unos dos o tres. las balas cayeron al ladito de donde yo estaba." fue edgar cabriales quien grabo estas imgenes desde su kioso donde trabaja justo al lado de donde ocurrio el tiroteo. nat: "yo lo primero que hice es proteger a los niños y lo que yo pudiera proteger" de acuerdo con autoridades la balcera se desato cuando dos agentes ubicaron a un sujeto por presuntamente robarse dos pares de lentes. 00:36;27 - el sospecho luego intento escapar subiendo unas escaleras electricas hacia el segundo piso y desde all sac una pistola falsa y la apunto contra

eileen whalen is live with more in arlington., ou we're here with neil lawson at the race of columbus where the race will start and end. for those who don't know, tell us what jennifer was like and a little more about the foundation. neil: like many women with children she was a dedicated mother and had complicated pregnancies and did everything to take care of herself and the children. she needed care and we had benefits and access to that care and after three challenging pregnancies with all children in the neonatal intensive care unit we were aware of what medical attention was available to us but not necessarily to others and became important to jen and to me as we realized not everyone has that and that was important. as a couple we started to do some small things but after we lost jen in a tragic accident, almost four years ago, it was clear i needed to take her vision and turn it into reality so the foundation, the jennifer money for those who are pregnant post natal care and give them transportation, access to care, care

and scott taylor joins us from arlington national cemetery with the story.ngton national cemetery is a sacred place. >> my father was a veteran. don't cheat the american veterans. >> they are heart broken after hiring the company and the owner leanne kevindy. he paid kennedy to engrave his mother's name on the father's private headstone. and the arlington national cemetery allows purchase and engraving of the private headstones or it provides government issued headstone. in january, kennedy told sanders she would try to have the engraving completed by april 2. there were five outstanding requests from the families some waiting two or three years. it throws a soared to your heart. this is a very emotional roller coaster. >> they paid sullivan a year ago to add the final dates for his mom's passing. so far another plastic printout in the ground. there are multiple complaints dating to 2015. we believe this is t.a. sullivan. look at the front yard. this is its own cemetery. we knocked on the front door. nobody is home. we did track down kennedy who refused to t

fox 5 evan lambert is live at arlington with the latest tonight. evan? >> reporter: those photos were taken in an especially sacred spot in front of the tomb of the unknown soldier. leadership of the cemetery calling these officers' actions deeply disturbing and disappointing. take a look at the images. all the officers pictured worked at joint base myer henderson hall that patrol the cemetery and nearby base, someone within the department gave us the photos which were posted to facebook. that source tells us they were taken in front of the tomb of the unknown soldier on thanksgiving day. since the base hasn't yet determined wrongdoing we're blurring the officers' faces we do know that two officers are on desk duty during the internal investigation. in the unedited photo you can clearly see the officers smiling and laughing while they appear to attack their colleague with a baton and pepper spray, a spokesman said that these officers were quote horsing around, and that appears to be unprofessional. he also said this does not represent the base or the pol

just search arlington wreaths.arlington national cemetery, amee cho, news4. >> well, it's one much our favorite times of year and places to go. the national zoo is lit up tonight with some 500,000 lights. the annual zoo lights display is open now through january 1st. started to file in for opening night. this is a new addition this year, a glow in the dark play zone for kids. doug kammerer featuring the light-up l.e.d. games activities is always free, but there is a charge for certain attractions. it's a great night for it tonight. i like the music how they're synchronized with the music. really gets you in the spirit when you listen to those things. are these -- these were just shot this evening. that's amazing, yeah. >> i will be down there live december 13th. i'll be down there in two weeks. december 13th is also -- it's also my anniversary. >> holly happens to be in the studio. good memories. >> i just wanted to remember that, december 13th, sweetheart. that's right. a lot a lot of people out and about today. g

arlington, 39. 46 in northwest washington.nce gorges county, 42 in upper marlboro. 37 down in charles county, maryland. forecast for today, nothing to worry about. your jacket here early this morning. jeans and sunglasses. that's it. no heavy sweater required this afternoon at all. a plus weather continues today with a high expected to reach near 65 degrees. that is a baker's dozen above average, melissa. >> baker's dozen. >> that's an old phrase. >> we're going to have a little dance lesson after this. are you ready for that, chuck l >> chopper 4 here, 295 before benny road southbound here. do have some delays because of a crash here this morning. they say it's in the left lane right now, the incident. we'll get information on that. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no problems. remember, no trains between silver spring and fort totton. as far as your travel times, looking pretty good in maryland. going at speed. same thing in virginia. little slow 95 north quantico to the beltway. listen to wtop 95 f.m. when you hop

in arlington, tom sherwood, news4. >> two days until thanksgiving and we want to tell you about something that people kind of naturally think they need to do

. >>> meanwhile, we've been monitoring vice president pence at a veterans event at arlington national cemetery. here's a little bit of that. >> guys that didn't get to come home. to marry their sweetheart, raise a houseful of kids, live their dreams and see their children's children. that's when i understood the quiet cost of freedom. bring youp reduce calories from sugar. with more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all, smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels, and signs reminding everyone to think balance before choosing their beverages. we know you care about reducing the sugar in your family's diet, and we're working to support your efforts. more beverage choices. smaller portions. less sugar. balanceus.org. ♪ ♪ ♪

live pictures right now at arlington national cemetery, where vice president mike pence is expected to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier and speak to those in attendance. we'll bring you those comments as they happen. meanwhile, at another veterans day event in alabama, a very different scene. >> no moore! no moore! >> you can hear some yelling "no moore," protests, in fact, erupting as judge roy moore makes his first public appearance since scathing allegations of sexual misconduct surfacing against him. the republican nominee for the u.s. senate seat in alabama fighting back against claims of sexual misconduct against a then-14-year-old girl decades ago when moore was in his 30s. here is what moore had to say at this event. >> "the washington post" established or published, rather, yet another attack on my character and reputation in a desperate attempt to stop my political campaign for the united states senate. these attacks involve a minor and they are completely false and untrue. >> our alex marcourt is at that event. alex, moore rather defiant. this was to be a cere

the hour on this veterans day saturday, taking a look at the vice president, mike pence, there at arlington national cemetery where he is addressing the crowd assembled in honor of this veterans day. we'll monitor what he is saying there in the control booth but he is there after spending the better part of his morning addressing veterans day issues and communing with veterans there in washington, d.c. but there is this breaking news to report. alabama senate candidate roy moore making his first public appearance since sexual misconduct allegations against him surfaced. he again denies accusations. he was besieged by reporters outside birmingham just a short time aago. he addressed what he calls a politically motivated attack. >> i've been investigated more than any other person in this country. to think that grown women would wait 40 years to come before, right before an election to bring charges is absolutely unbelievable. why now? the democrats and the republican establishment know the importance of this election. in fact, most people in america know the importance of this election. they

today howard is buried here at arlington national cemetery, but that wasn't always the case.e was found only two years ago still on the island. why? because our country forgot about him. this is a rare photo of how are fallen are found on tarawa, feet from this u.s. marine was howard 's skeleton, found in 2015. his bones buried underneath his green poncho. the men who fought on tarawa are only now being excavated and we were there to witinous it. you soo-- witness it. you see howard's story is one of many consider a forgotten promise. 73,000 americans are still missing, killed in world war ii and never found. >> to put that in perspective, that is a arlington national cemetery simply gone, all of the graves. on tarawa, 452 service membervise never been found. it takes-- members have never been found. it takes a tol on families, you can see for yourselves. >> they still there? we left these guys behind? the marines? we left marines behind? it is unbelievable. it is unbelievable. to see this-- >> we did not know. we did not know. >> it is unbelievable. >> reporter: this is howa

search arlington wreaths. at arlington national cemetery, aimee cho, news 4. >>> black friday -- deals may have given you a reason to visit your local mall yesterday. retailers relying on mall owners to get customers in the door, but one day, it won't cut it. consumer reporter susan hogan shows us how an experience can be more valuable than a sale. >> reporter: we see a lot of malls stepping up their game, thinking outside of the box to get our attention and get us inside. what you're about to see is the latest trend to re-invent the way we shop. it's all about the experience. go to the mall. the westfield wheaton mall in montgomery county is banking on events just like this to bring us back, and the working. >> today this is what brought me in. >> reporter: the last time this man stepped inside a mall was four months ago. on this day she left d.c. to come to the suburbs not to shop but check out the events. >> i love art. >> we're at a renaissance. >> reporter: consulting with malls and major stores around th

that is the agency that patrols arlington national cemetery. source gave us this photo yesterday i tried for more than 24 hours to get a comment from base officials. they finally responded to me today confirming that there is an internal investigation as a result of this. they say that it started with these officers horsing around at the time and then the this evolved into behavior that they call unprofessional. as a result there is an investigation and the base says this doesn't represent the views of the base or of that police agency. now to be clear, these officers are civilian officers. they work forth military, but they are not military members. we'll have much more on these photos and the fallout at 8:00 and tonight at ten as well. live at arlington national cemetery, evan lambert, fox5 local news. turning to the weather now, a live look owlt side as the holiday weekend comes to an end and of course everyone wants to know what we can expect for check in with what again for a first look at the forecast. we're we've got lots of sunshine and

through a series of events at the world war ii memorial, arlington national cemetery. nestled between the quiet places of honor stands the vietnam veterans memorial. wh echoed. this veteran was among the volunteers helping read all 58,3 18 names inscribed in the wall. >> it's important that i stand and read, so they do not get lost. jay: this veteran lost a lot of buddies in vietnam. he views veterans day proudly at optimistically. >> it's an opportunity and honor to do it. mall,long the national the message is clear -- never forget their names, their service, and sacrifice. >> if you want to truly embrace veterans, treat them with dignity and respect 365 days he year and take care of them when they come home. jonathan: abc 7 is thanking veterans for their service. send your pictures to those pictures all weekend on our website. just download the abc 7 news app to see those. and thank you. alison: the university of maryland announced it is waving application fees for veterans and servicemembers. the waiver will be available next august for students applying in the 2019

there is a frantic search under way in arlington for a woman that's been misising two days. >>> derek ward is live this bhor morning with a look of the search that just began. >> derek, what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, you can see folks are going in now. the canvassing is going to take place by family and friends and people who want to help. this is what it is all about. this is a picture of kathleen h haywall. she's 28-year-old, 5'2", she was last seen wearing a brown arlingt arlington, about 2:00 in the afternoon. last night, the family got a call from detectives verifying that someone has seen her at least one in the area. that's causing them to sort of refocus the efforts where they are looking. there is a massive effort going on officially with police, they also will look at a couple of areas where they call hot spot places that she's known to frequent and near the places she's last seen. you can imagine what the family is going through. thst a ha it is a hard feeling knowing a loved one is missing. this is what her father steve tells us. >> this is the wors

i know the kids are out tuesday in arlington. brian: because of the polling places.hat is kind of the trade-off. kimberly: i heard some hollering coming out of the sports department. scott: a big-time victory for the redskins, a gut check win as they get the big-time win against the seahawks. in might have saved the season. -- it might have saved the season. ralcandidate for'm governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. rrator: they call him enron ed.rtham, because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. scott: big-time test today for the redskins, play shorthanded in seattle against the seahawks. that's not easy. less than two minutes to go, a wide-ope

there will be ceremonies at arlington national sammy tore and at the memorials dedicated to each war. the women in military service for america memorial is the only major national memorial that honors all women who have defended america. starting with the american revolution, more than 2.5 million women have served or are serving with the u.s. armed forces. the memorial features an upper terrace with views of arlington national cemetery and the monuments so familiar to americans, an arc of glass panels, etched with quotations honors the women who has served. a display to honor the only woman to ever receive the medal of honor, mary edwards walker. is he risk the her life as a surgeon. as we leave, we say thank you to all our men and twim who have served our nation. i am soledad o'brien. be sure to join us next week for "matter of fact." [captioning performed by the ]hich le ♪ ♪ robe"asian pacific america." welcome to a special edition of i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. today, we focus on the annual effort to end hunger. nbc bay area and telem

president mike pence will be honoring our nations' veterans leaving a deeply moving ceremony at arlington sex airy in less than an hour. we will take you there live. and the war of words between democrats keeps mounting as former dnc chair donna brazile keeps exposing how the fix was in for hillary clinton. well now one of the former candidates is speaking out right here, and house republicans preparing to vote on a crucial tax cut bill next week, but it's the senate bill and something majority leader mitch mcconnell just said and has a lot of folks very concerned right now, but first to president trump. he just told reporters he's not going to argue with russian president vladimir putin over election medaling and said he said, "having a relationship with russia would be a great thing not a good thing, especially as it relates to north korea." to retired four star army general jack keane for details on all of this jack good to see you thank you for being here. happy veterans day and thank you for your years and decades of service in the military protecting us all. thank you. >> thanks, da

in arlington, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. adriana: in other races, is runningst fairfax against immigrant vogal. all 100 seats in the general assembly are on the ballot. in maryland, voters will cast ballots for the mayors of annapolis, frederick, and college park. something else that you will see , new fallout after the controversial name change. new name beat the justice high school. the motion carries. [applause] ,driana: as people line up community members and students will be gathering signatures to remove sandy evans from the school board. they argue evans failed to re renaming the high school "justice" was a quest to fulfill her personal agenda. they say she is abusing her power and office. a showdown in new jersey. the current lieutenant governor is struggling to shake her ties to deeply unpopular outgoing governor chris christie. she faces democrat murphy who has consistently lead in the polls. abc 7 will have coverage. from theave updates gubernatorial headquarters. for reports throughout the evening you can turn to

the families of veterans buried at arlington national cemetery need help. side for help. they tried for months to get their loved ones headstones inscribed and it still hasn't happened. what makes it even tougher, they are from idaho and arizona. far away from d.c.. they have hired a virginia company to do the engraving. they even put money down. the company has an f rating with the better business bureau. >> it's frustrating and disappointing that this woman would do this. arlington national cemetery. downa: tonight we tracked the owner of the headstone company. how do she explained the delay? arlington headstone heart ache air is -- airs tonight. d.c., trying to get rid of rodents. we have more on what mayor bowser has on hand for the day ahead. suzanne: good morning to both of you. if you take a look at here you can see the rat. it's not real, but the problem certainly is here in washington, d.c. it's a quality of life issue with garbage being left out and over flowing. we found pizza boxes just lying on the ground here. veryayor is taking this seriously

wreaths at arlington national cemetery, amee cho, news4. >> so, you think you can dance? >> don't answer that question until you see this video. get it, grandpa. this video now has more than 5 million views. he was at a wedding and decided to bust a move to the beasty boys and everybody loved it. we talked to the family via facebook. they tell us he's been dancing since college and he really, really wants to dance with ellen degeneres. who doesn't? by the way, his birthday is today. he's just 63 years young. >> he could give ellen a run. it would be nice if we could hear the music to know if he's in sync with it. but he's got the moves. doug knows that song. showing selfies isn't just for young kids. this grandmother is 89 and knows how to strike a pose. she's bec a sensation in japan thanks to her creative selfies. check this out, like dressing up as a fairy, playing with a bird, a ghost floating out of a wall or pretending to be a sweater hanging outside in the sun. she uses real cameras, not a cell phone. and it's her own photos. that's pretty remarkable. >> that's coo

. >> today howard buried here at arlington national cemetery but that wasn't always the case. he was found two years ago found on the island. why? because our country forgot about him. >> this is a rare photo of how our fallen are found on tarowa. howard's skeletalton found in 2015 his bones buried underneath his green poncho we were there to witness the men being excavated. howard's story is one of many. 73000 americans are still missing to this day killed in world war ii and never found. >> to put that into perspective that's like 100 acres of arlington national cemetery simply gone. all of these graves van irk. >> on tarowa alone 452 service members have never been found. it takes a toll on families to this day. you can see it for yourself. >> they sti we left marines behind? >> it's unbelievable. it's unbelievable. to see this. >> we did not. >> it's unbelievable. >> this is howard's oldest nephew john and we just told him along with howard's living relatives that no one knew where the sailor's grave was for 70 years no one could find it until now. >> i was shocked that th

. >>> amazing technology is helping blind triplets from arlington to visualize a local college campus. nick, leo, and steven cantos glasses. the glasses have a camera attached, and that camera is feeding a video to someone and what they see on a video. they all graduated high school, and this is how they're doing their campus tours. >>> travel tuesday. >> it looks like a good one for everybody, especially in our area, melissa. >> yes, it does. it looks like we've got sunshine overhead, and pretty much for the day, we've got quiet weather in store for us, and that crowded 95 corridor going both north of d.c. and south of d.c., also will stay quiet for your travel tuesday. but there will be a couple of bumps in the road for those of us trying to avoid the main rush for the evening. tonight, we have a couple of showers in the forecast. let's talk about the changes happening out there. look at the temperature number 59 degrees. this is significantly warmer than we've been in several days, and the reason why is because we've got this really gusty south wind coming in, gusting 20, to 25 mil

a ceremony will follow at the arlington national cemetery amphitheater. veterans day ceremonies will take part all across our area today, one at the falls church community center at 11:00 this morning. another ceremony will happen a few hours later at the mount vernon recreation center at alexandria at 1:00. >>> running one marathon is a feat for most i can't imagine. imagine running more than two dozen of this. >> a retired marine sergeant from northern virginia is about to finish this remarkable goal of 31 marathons in 31 days. news 4's derrick ward is live on the national mall for the woundwound ed warrior's last few miles. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's what this crowd is all about on the grounds of the lincoln memorial. he's actually making the circuit now. he'll run loops around the reflecting pool and this area, the ekwquivalent of a marathon. looe here's a video of rob jones. he lost both legs to an i.e.d. in afghanistan a few years ago. didn't slow him down. may have sped him up. 2014, he was the first double amputee to run cross

arlington, reston areas like fairfax at 25 degrees right now.ricksburg and college park and 24 in germantown. later today you're headed to 54 degrees but you'll need a coat if you're in the shade but try to stay on the sunny side of the street for today. veronica: as far as road services go we're looking dry. the only big storm i'm seeing is one coming into the west coast. so if you've got anyone that's flying out to california, washington or oregon, the only location i'm seeing trouble. the recreational forecast for the upcoming weekend and look ahead to next week in 10. julie? julie: we're looking at a couple issues. d.c. police alerting us of an incident closing off a portion of seventh street each way near massachusetts avee. this point, seventh street blocked off each way. very light traffic volume at this point so there's not much of a delay but something to make note of. arlington boulevard at route 50 for the crash, again with police, fire and rescue and it's responding and we had the wreck reported in montgomery county near powder mill

we think of a burial spot for our fallen heros, we think of arlington. we think of normandy. this, this is just awful. >> this is as far away from normandy as you with possibly imagine, in the south pacific, and when you think of normandy, you think of rows of crosses, white crosses, pristine conditions. on this island, our reporting shows this is a third world island, trash pits, pig pens, and the families, even worse, didn't know their relatives who fought 73 years ago on this island, were buried in this filthy condition. if you have someone whogh brought back to arlington. >> leave no man behind, and we left hundreds of people behind in the central pacific ocean. >> you embarked on this journey 6 months ago. a very, very important story, and we're going to bring it to you tonight. the fallen, and forgotten. you'll see part 1 tonight at 11:00. and if you go to our wusa9 website right now, we've got a full list of the missing. plus the volunteers who are working so hard to find our missing war heros. looking forward to that, mike. >> thanks. >>> still ahead, a new warning ab

that is the latest here tonight in arlington. anchor 1: the situation in texas is still unfolding. you can be the first to know when breaking news happens with the wjla abc app. woodbridge girl is missing again, just weeks after police put out an amber alert for her adoption. -- for her abduction. police say she left on her own but she is in danger. we had the latest. melissa, our policing that she may have left with a gang member? melissa: police do not have any updates but they continue to check on leads in order to bring this girl home safe. in threeecond time weeks, prince william county police are looking for this girl. right behind me when i come from school. for her to be missing again -- wow. melissa: she was allegedly abducted from a house party by a self proclaimed member of ms-13. she was later found safe and returned to her family. but police say the man who took her is facing a series of charges. around 11:30 p.m. saturday night, her family says she left her home on her own, and has not returned. what is scary to most folks is that they do not know why she keeps disapp

trending today, a beagle puppy class at the animal welfare league of arlington. the class takes place november 9th. these are baby photos of the pups you'll get to play with during yoga. if it's meant to be calm and soothing, you can not get a beagle to sit down for longer yoga. maybe. >> if you're a cat person, don't worry. there will be some little kitties there too. >> register for the event online. it's $40. the money goes to the animal welfare league of arlington. >> basically it's go cuddle with beagle puppies and do two minutes of yoga. >>> an ohio waitress got the biggest tip of her life when chrissie tegan dropped in last week. the server said tegan, her daughters, and several others came in last week to out back steakhouse of all places. >> best broccoli ever. >> tegan left a 1,000-dollar tip. her husband, john legend is from the area and they were in town for a high school football game. the waitress says she'll use the money to fix her family's car. and she shared some of it with her coworkers. >> that was nice. this week lego started selling the wome