known as arlington ladies, comforting figures at virtually every funeral at arlington national cemetery, each representing a branch of the

, where there are a lot of renters to make sure that she turn those arlington county homeowners >> not something that is so important we take into the next generation. frankly one of the reasons i talk so often about afford ability in housing and opener housing. because i want to see that story continue. >> it's critical to the county's future. isn't it >> absolutely to have the next generation of homeowners is really important. >> reporter: and jim and shawn, understand that no matter who is going to be the chairperson here, they were going to find common challenges, what to do about metro, what to do about possible federal funding cuts that can be coming down the pike. also, we should tell you she's not going to be 32 for most of her term here. she's got a birthday coming up on january 21 it's. so most of her term as chairperson will be spent as a 33-year-old. not as a 32-year-old. >> did she want that, fitz? i'm just kidding. >> yes, she did >> i think it's wonderful to see. >> reporter: well, you know, one of the things she said is that in her experience, that millennials are very

known as arlington ladies, comforting figures at virtually every funeral at arlington national cemetery, each representing a branch of the military in honoring those who served. most don't know their names but recognize duty and sacrifice. >> wanted to celebrate with you his great spirit and his love for his family. >> if only for an hour, an arlington lady is family. and sometimes like this one, only family present when an american patriot is laid to rest here. >> we're paying respect, honor, dignity. >> they've attended hundreds of burials, stood with hundreds of families, starting with the air force in 1938. today part of virtually every arlington funeral. >> after the flag is presented, move forward to the next of kin, usually a spouse. present the card from the chief of staff and a personal note from the arlington ladies. >> all of them have personal connections to the military. they are not professional mourners. >> quite the opposite. and i am presenting to them any comfort i possibly can. and they have two extra ears, two shoulders to lean on, two hands to hold at one of the mos

known as the arlington ladies, they're comforting figures at virtually every funeral at arlington nationaly. nbc's lester holt introduces us to the group that's making sure no one gets buried alone. >> reporter: most of us don't know their names, but we do recognize their duty and sacrifice. >> want to celebrate with you his great spirit and his love for his family. >> reporter: but if only for an hour, an arlington lady is family and sometimes as in burials like this one, the only family present when an american patriot is laid to rest here. >> when we're at that funeral, we're paying respect, honor, dignity. >> reporter: they have attended hundreds of burials and stood with hundreds of families starting with the air force in 1948. today they are part of every arlington funeral. >> after the flag is presented, we move forward to the next of kin, usually a spouse, and present the card from the chief of staff and also a personal note from the arlington ladies. >> reporter: all of them have personal connections to the military. they are not professional mourners. >> quite the opposite, and i

at arlington national cemetery. nbc's lester holt has more. >> reporter: most of us don't know their names but we do recognize their duty and sacrifice. >> we want to celebrate with you his great spirit. and his love for his family. >> reporter: but if only for an hour, an arlington lady is family, and sometimes as in burials like this one, the only family present when an american patriot is laid to rest here. >> when we're at that funeral, we're paying respect, honor, dignity. >> reporter: they have attended hundreds of buyer i willials and stood with hundreds of families starting with the air force in 1948. today they are part of virtually every arlington funeral. >> after the flag is presented, we move forward to the next of kin. usually a spouse. and present the card from the chief of staff and also a personal note from the arlington ladies. >> reporter: all of them have personal connections to the military. they are not professional mourners. >> quite the opposite. and i am presenting to them any comfort i poss

arlington heights is gonna be the model.that 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 tomo

she said she wants renters, millennials here in arlington county to become homeowners in arlington countything that is so important we take into the next generation. one of the reasons i talk so often about afford ability to in rental and opener housing because i want to see that story continue county's future from tax standpoint >> absolutely. i mean, to have the next generation of homeowners is really important. >> reporter: fact is no matter who was going to be the chairperson here this year, they were going to be faced with very real challenges, metro is always on the table. also the uncertainty over what any federal cuts might mean for local governments but also know this. chairperson crystal will not be a 33 -- 32-year-old for long be she's got a birthday, coming up, on january 21, she'll serve out the remainder of her one-year term as a 33-year-old chairperson, not a 32-year-old. we're live in arlington county, tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. >>> from young to old now. you know, there aren't many 93-year-olds showing up, but vito, perilo isn't living an other life. he was sworn in

jonathan: dramatic moments in arlington, crystal city. the swat team dissented on the white vehicle with guns drawn. they arrested the guy, no incident. we have learned this was part of a bigger drug investigation. tom: this went down in the heart of crystal city, in a parking lot surrounded by tall buildings come in the middle of the afternoon. >> i jeard two booms. tom: he first thought it was an explosion and ran to the window and saw three suv's >> and a bunch of armed men in uniform pulling firearms. tom: a man wearing care most was taken into custody. arlington county police say this was their swat team and they were executing a narcotics search. they would not provide many details, but any time they use the swat team, they say there is an elevated threat level. >> they were taking it extremely seriously. ms appear to be flash grenades. the suspect appeared to be ok. this was shocking to see in very low crime crystal city. >> maybe the whole scene lasted five minutes. then they were gone and it was just plain closed people with the

it goes a long way. >> the group arrives at arlington tomorrow morning bright and early. they said it could be in the wee hours while we are all sleeping but they will send over some pictures we can show you the triumphant finish tomorrow. >>> tonight we remember a legendary astronaut, john young, who passed away on friday at the age of 87. the pioneer was the only astronaut to venture to space six times aboard the gemini, apollo and space shuttle programs. he died of consultation of complications from pneumonia. >>> and we also remember actor jerry van dyke who died yesterday. his wife shirley ann jones was by his side when the 86-year- old passed away. he side -- he starred as the dimwitted sidekick in the commentary -- comedy series "coach" and was also the younger brother of dyck van dyck. -- dick van dyke . >>> coming up, the first ever tournament of its kind taking place this weekend it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do tha

jay: indeed, firefighters and paramedics in station two in arlington are very busy with calls. while we were here they went out on a call. fire companies throughout northern virginia, washington, d.c., and maryland have responded more than a dozen times to structure fires. others were exacerbated by the cold. >> there have been tracking the trend. tom: at station two in arlington county, the cold weather is taking their biggest weapon, water, and using it against them. waterwant to circulate through the structure so the water on the inside will not freeze and bust the tank. jay: and in the middle of the interview -- >> there you go, responding to a fire now. jay: within seconds they were gone. arrival, they are ever vigilant, knowing that anything that gets icy can make their jobs that much harder. this fire scene was thankfully modest and they were not out in the elements too long. earlier in d.c., firefighters had to use flares to get up the icy ladder and frozen hoses could not be rolled back up into the fire truck, so they had to improvise with a pickup truck. fire the thre

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Él estÁ en arlington, texas.muchas veces crea mucha controversia, sobre todo en este grupo compuesto de estudiantes, de soÑadores. vamos a consultar a dos de ellos para escuchar diferentes opiniones. primero que nada, que preguntarle a esta compaÑera de aquÍ. ¿quÉ piensas de la propuesta del presidente trump de que, a cambio de un muro que cuesta 225,000 millones de dÓlares, se puedan legalizar estos cerca de 2 millones de soÑadores? >> yo soy destiny vÉlez y yo creo que teniendo seguridad fronteriza y para el paÍs, es importante porque Él mencionÓ que la pandilla que se llama ms 13 mataron a una muchacha y yo creo que construyendo el muro es importante para la seguridad nacional. pedro: muchÍsimas gracias, quiero preguntarle a otro amigo que es soÑador y que tambiÉn hablÓ con nosotros hace un rato . la misma pregunta: es correcto que el presidente estÉ utilizando la oferta de construir un muro de $25,000,000,000, no sabemos la cifra exacta, a cambio de legalizar cerca de 2 millones de soÑadores, quÉ piensas? >>

they are known as the arlington ladies. they all have connection to the military. their mission, to ensure that every service member is laid to rest in the company of someone who cares. >> it's pretty remarkable. there are people who are buried here, for whatever reason, family couldn't afford to travel. there's no family here. the arlington ladies are there to stand as family and to be there, offer condolences when there are families here. and it takes a special breed. >> nearly 200 women are part of the arlington ladies. they represent the army, navy, air force, and coast guard, and they have attended hundreds of funerals. lester holt has more reporting on the arlington ladies on nbc nightly news right after this broadcast including what the women say is the hardest part of their role. >> how wonderful. what a service they do. >>> when we come back, it's the one thing everybody's talking about. that blast of bitter cold as temperatures tumble across our region. >> we're also tracking the chance for snow. doug is next with a closer look at what's ahead. >> water m

live in arlington, jacki bensen, news 4. >> they sneak up on you, jackie. thank you. 1.45 million people up and down the east coast were under winter weather advisories. the good news now, this deep winter freeze is starting to loosen its grip. boston, buffalo, and providence, rhode island all felt temperatures above freezing today for the first time since christmas day. we're working for you to keep you updated on tomorrow morning's school delays. if you have the nbc washington app, make sure you allow push alerts so you can get real-time information. our news 4 today team will also have all the latest delays starting right here first at 4:00 a.m. >>> now to breaking news that might be related to tonight's icy mix. three families are staying somewhere else tonight after a car skidded into their apartment complex. news 4's shomari stone is at the scene in bethesda. >> people who live in this neighborhood tell me the woman was driving here on this cold pavement, hit some ice, you can see the tracks right into this building. take a look at all of this damage.

then over pentagon city to catch a glimpse of the air force memorial, right on the edge of arlington national cemetery. two landmarks so revered by the colonel and his colleagues. >> that's where our nation's heroes are laid to rest. >> a sharp dive of several hundred feet in just a matter of seconds, and we were basically looking into the windows of the pentagon, an amazing view that continued to get even more scenic as we flew along the river, past the memorial bridge and lincoln memorial. >> just to be here is such an honor. >> after a cruise up potomac, we reversed course back toward washington, where the colonel and i reflected on the beauty of the nation's capital and its landmarks that are so rarely accessible by air because of washington's no-fly zones. you tapped me a few times. i tapped you a few times. we're looking out like we're kids enjoying the view out there. >> that's exactly right. >> do you have a favorite when it comes to flying over washington? >> when i see the capitol from the air, when i see the white house from the air, when i go through the tidal basin and s

arlington county schools are on a two hour delay. larry: montgomery and anne arundel county on a two hour delay. st. mary's and calvert county schools have closed. kids in d.c.,e schools are opening on time. get up and get going. list of closures and delays on the bottom of the screen. roadways. julie is tracking that. let's start with veronica johnson. veronica: if you have to go outside, make sure you are prepared, dress in layers. temperatures are below zero. this morning, even layered up, i have been shivering. mind, all the signs of hypothermia. you don't want to feel lightheaded or dizzy. we talk about heat stress, but there is a thing called cold stress. it is minus four in d.c.. minus six lovettsville into leesburg. traveling, the cold temperatures down to atlanta. freezing, atlanta, georgia, even around nashville. and the other thing we may have to worry about. julie: tell the truth, the reason everything hurts is because you are trying to dance like a new robot from the jay-z video. veronica: i thought you were going to say

harassment, their rights to military spaces, including combat, elite forces, and even burial at arlington national cemetery, and how all of this is in a constant state of negotiation and construction. so thank you, guys. >> so i'd like to start by thanking our three panelists for three terrific talks. [ applause ] >> i think we would all like to hear what you have to say. and so we want to open up the floor to any questions or comments about any of these issues. yeah? >> resistance based in the p.o.w. camp versus collaboration or resistance in the p.o.w. camp. so is there a dedicated difference of memory between the two situations? >> i don't know because i have not explored that in my research. because -- and that's a good question. and for this particular project, i'm really looking at how new mexicans are remembering their war within the state. and so far none of literature and the sources i've found speak to any discussion amongst the soldiers themselves about resistance or collaboration, at least in this particular instance, in these particular p.o.w. camps. that literature i think e

arlington county schools are on a two hour delay. larry: montgomery and anne arundel county on a two hour delay. st. mary's and calvert county schools have closed. kids in d.c.,e schools are opening on time. get up and get going. list of closures and delays on the bottom of the screen.

he walked all the way from the virginia war memorial in richmond, to arlington national cemetery. that's more than 100 miles. he walked, soon enough a veteran group called team white red and blue found out about the journey. they decided to help. now in the fifth year of the so- called freedom rock, it is an entourage. that is jane. he is a veteran and joins vic on this journey every year. along the way local businesses have stepped up. every 10 miles or so the group makes pitstops. sometimes it's fast food, even a laundry mat invited them in. today it was subway. >> everyone has opened doors. here is some food. come on in and get warm. >> reporter: soon enough the break was over and they were back to walking. >> it is motivation to keep going. no matter how cold it is. no matter how tired i am. we just keep going. >> reporter: if you see this group along the highway, here in virginia, maybe give them a honk. >>> the group hopes to arrive at arlington tomorrow morning. they could -- said it could be when we are all sleeping. z2kqoz z16fz y2kqoy y16fy >>> always watching, always tr

he has not been reporting live in arlington, tom roussey, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. tonight the police are desperate for new information about two crimes. a body that was found on the side of 295. a second in the trunk of a burning car. sam ford is outside the police headquarters where the detectives trying to figure out if there is a connection here. sam? sam: >> we talked to the head of homicide who says has been in touch with the prince george's police to look in the possibility that the homicide in prince george's county and one an hour or so later in d.c. are related. >> today, snow covered the spot where she was set on fire in her car friday last week. >> i saw the car going by. the manner that he died is uncalled for. >> they believe lewis' murder may be connected to one an >> they believe it may be connected to the death of coles. the body was pushed out of a car in maryland at the d.c. line. police got the call at 6:21. three miles away 721 police were called to a car on fire after neighbors heard gunshot. lewis body was found in the trunk. >> i kept calling

se cree que iban a bordo de una camioneta ford f150 color azul y modelo 2000 en arlington, otro robo.complejo de departamentos. ponga atención a este hombre, camina alrededor de la mesa y luego. una por una se lleva dos computadoras. la policía de arlington indica que esta mujer, que se ve al inicio del video, podría estar relacionada con el caso.. reportando miguel gomez, telemundo 39 ---en louisiana, una mujer y sus 2 hijas murieron despues que un incendio arrasara con su casa movil. ---las autoridades de "zachary" informaron que la madre fallecida la noche del miercoles tenia aproximadamente 30 aÑos de edad y sus hijos 8 aÑos y 10 meses de nacido. ---al siniestro acudieron oficiales de la oficina estatal de bomberos. ---las autoridades investigan el caso. ---"joseph caleb norman" de 18 aÑos de edad, se entreg a las autoridades del condado de "davidson" en carolina del norte y termin arrestado despues de supuestamente haber baleado a una mujer con 8 meses de embaraz y ahora es interrogado por lo sucedido. ---la victima de 21 aÑos di a luz y aunque los 2 estan vivos, no se han dado m

so, the example that i wanted to talk about here is of this 2015-2016 struggle for internment at arlington national cemetery. this is a photograph from "stars & stripes." it is a photograph of wasp elaine harman's daughter terry harman receiving the flag at her military funeral at arlington national cemetery in 2016. and basically, like you can look into the details or i can talk them later. but the gist is there is a special memo that came out that announced that the policy towards certain veterans groups, which included the wasps, would no longer be allowed to be inurned at arlington for reasons of space and other issues. so elaine harman's family had to fight, again for her right to this title of veteran. and again, the wasps had to rally and prove that yes we do have a right to this term. and if we want military funerals, we should have access to them and things like that. and so, they were successful because the house and senate unanimously passed a bill. and obviously, you can see the photograph here. but this is just the part of a larger story of today how women are still battling a

. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ y2i1zy y16fy >> arlington county police askingng robber. take a look at the surveillance images, from december 22, police say this man enters a wells fargo bank on north mckinley road in arlington. they say he passed a note to the teller, and demanded money. after getting the cash, the suspect fled the scene foot. >>> dc police are still digging for leads in a liquor store burglary that happened nearly two weeks ago. take a look at these surveillance images of the suspect. police say he entered irving wine and spirits on mt. pleasant street northwest, grabbed some money from the cash register, and took off. if you recognize the man, you're asked to call police. >> and, a dc man is facing human trafficking charges tonight. abby vans accused of bringing missing teenage for frederick to work as a prostitute at a hotel. investigators say, the 16 year old girl is a run away from prince george's county. authority took the girl to the hospital for an evaluation. she was later released to her parents. >>> and a desperate search continues

. >> at a memorial in arlington national cemetery the victims of the pan am flight 103 bombing, attorney general jeff sessions gave a speech about combating terrorism. in 1988, 270 passengers and crew were killed when a bomb brought down the passenger jet over lockerbie, scotland. the ceremony is an hour and a half. ♪ >> welcome and thank you all for coming to the 29th anniversary service remembering pan am flight 103. my name is melanie daniels, my father william daniels was in seat 9h and i am the memorial cochair along with my mother, kathy. today we remember not only friends and family who were taken from us that day but our friends who had been with us since the beginning. you may notice the change up here at this time. usually there is a very very tall man sitting up here and even last year when frank dugan had become too ill to participate upfront with us, he said in the audience and through all that still helping us with planning and worked on ahead of time regardless of how cold. we had a picture of your but doesn't do justice to the gaping hole left here when he passed less tha

. >>> rough start to the new year from arlington.sa caught him trying to bring a loaded gun through a security checkpoint at reagan national airport. it marks the first gun confiscated by tsa this year. last year, officer at reagan prevented 13 guns getting through the checkpoint >> two teenagers are charged with stealing more than 30 packages from front porches in maryland, two 17-year-old boys are under arrest for stealing dozens in december. the teens targeted homes primarily in largo and upper marlboro. the good news is, most items stolen were returned to owners. >>> we're learning more tonight about the scene inside a reston virginia home where a couple was killed. >> new information merging about the suspect accused of killing his girlfriend's parents, court documents ariiing describing wh they learned. angelie hemphill live with more. >> reporter: well, jim, the property owners tells fox 5 that back in october. somebody mowed a 45 by 45 foot swastika into this field, which is right next to the local community center. the field

a man is under arrest, after a dramatic drug bust in arlington's crystal city neighborhood. a swat team surrounded the man in a parking lot off south clark street.. around 3:15 p.m. a nearby worker says he heard what sounded like explosions. he ran to a window, and saw three s-u-v's pinnning another s-u-v. appear to have been flash grenades. police say they were executing a narcotics search warrant. they wouldn't provide many details. but they said anytime a swat team is involved.. there's an elevated threat level. they have not released the suspect's name. coming up-- a scandalous tell-all book-- now on store shelves. and president trump is offering his own review on social media. what he's saying about the book, and the people behind it. plus, a beloved game show host making a startling announcement to his fans. he may not be there when the show resumes its taping schedule... we'll tell you why. locally-owned novec keeps the power delivery system in tip-top shape throughout the year. that ensures novec customers enjoy dependable power. novec holds the record for the most r

arlington county schools are closed today. again, we're hearing from school systems as they reassess the situation out there. arlington county schools. we're also following the road closures this morning. the conditions out there. as you prepare for that commute to work or school today. >> there are delays and cancellations in some areas. let's go to teams on the ground in d.c., maryland and virginia. we'll start with justin finch, who is spending a snowy day at the beach. he is at ocean city for us this morning. justin, looks like things are getting a little worse there. >> reporter: yeah. hey there, aaron. i'm on a side street between baltimore avenue and at boardwalk. a plow coming through not long ago. the road was mostly clear. i want to show you all the snow the plow was able to move. we're talking about the mountain snow here. quite a bit, quite thick and icy here i want to give you a live look at the boardwalk, an overview here. this is 11th street and the boardwalk, four blocks north of where we are now. the hotel mon

. >>> team and coverage of the cold takes us to arlington tonight. we found people there wearing layers of scarves, layers of coats, even face masks to try to keep warm in this cold. news4's kristin wright joins us now. kristin, i heard you say earlier you were wearing your photographer's gloves to stay warm? >> reporter: i am. i did bring my gloves. they just weren't warm enough. so, these ones are nice and toasty because you're going to need it. all this evening, take my advice and cover up everything. it's a bitter day to work out side, or even walk down the street. >> it's cold out here. this is cold. wish i had a mask to put over my face. >> reporter: and for those living on the streets, it's far worse. >> i'm the one going to freeze out here and they're talking about it's going to be drop all the way to 10 tonight. i don't know how i'm going to survive out here. >> reporter: kevin waters says he might sleep right here on the street in arlington tonight. he told us nearby shelters were full. we called and they said they'd look for kevin because

arlington county schools two-hour delay.lexandria city and falls church city schools two-hour delay. fairfax county schools closed. loudoun county schools closed. prince william county and spotsylvania county schools are also closed. stafford county schools are closed. manassas city and manassas park schools are closed. also in virginia fauquier county, culpeper county, warren county and page county schools all closed. >> the federal government is open on see all the latest closings and delays scrolling along the bottom of your screen, also on fox5dc.com and on the fox5 news and weather apps. >> now fox5's team coverage of this deep freeze begins, of course, with mike thomas. >> yeah, ladies, good morning. unfortunate news this morning with the wind chills getting below zero for much of the region. unfortunately it's here to stick around as you head through much of your day today and much of your day tomorrow as well. 14 degrees here in d.c., nine in gaithersburg as well as westminster. doesn't really matter what the air tem

in the last hour alone, fairfax, 11, and arlington county schools say they are closed for the day. autria: in maryland, prince george's county as well as montgomery county schools all closed for the day. for now, d.c. public schools, you are just on a two-hour delay.

arlington county s.w.a.t. team took jacob hill to custody thursday afternoon and he is charged with the multiple drug offenses including possession, selling a controlled substance. they were surrounded by the office and the residential building. >> death toll from the apartment fire in the bronx is up to 13. 27-year-old man died of the injuries last night. the man's wife, two daughters and a niece also died. the investigators say the fire started when a 3-year-old was playing with the burners on the stove. larry: only on 7, fire sweeps through a home barcraft area. this is not known what caused the fire. there were no injuries. >> for months "7 on your side" have been tracking the porch pirates. you know what they are. people are stealing packages off the front doorstep. now there is a break in 30 of the cases. two teens arrested in prince george's county thought to be connected to the dozens of the cases in largo and upper marlboro. we can't show you the video. police are not identifying the 17-year-olds. som

a manufacturing company in arlington, a great business with a strong work force. in order to compete on a global scale it needs to hire about 50 people to keep up with demand. we hear from businesses around the state, led dynamics, technology is looking for 20 over the next two years. ge has 50 new openings. we noeed more workers and we cannot afford to ignore this any longer. [ applause ] seemingly leaving us with programs we value or raise taxes. there is a third option. we can come together and focus our efforts to growing our working age population. if we do this we can expand our tax base. we can put kids back in our schools, help our businesses innovate and grow and protect and make more of the public investments we value. there is nothing wrong with wanting government to inthaenha the lives of vermonters. my administration is developing a work force expansion plan that looks at how we educate and train and retrain to create more opportunities and how we recruit families to live and work here. a good place to start is in recruiting from the pool off of talen

the court of appeals covers arlington national cemetery. they would have to go into arlington and tear down the large crosses. >> shannon: every headstone has some religious symbol on it. not just crosses. >> the large crosses would be on the list but coach joe kennedy, the coach was fired for going to a knee after a game by himself and saying a prayer, president trump tweeted about that twice saying this shouldn't happen in our country. the baker case, there is a en banc on friday. you have two courts of appeals going the opposite way whether county commissioners can pray to open their meetings. 2018 is going to be a huge religious freedom here. >> shannon: you see these cases, others within the military. rights of servicemen and women. to the point about the baker case, a lot of people get stuck there because they say how can you come down on the side of being against lgbt rights. they were denied a custom wedding cake. the supreme court said it was humiliating for them and they are fighting to make sure no one else has to go through that

extends stills230 further to the hills of arlington, the countless euros who rests there in soil hallowednr service, many tongues, but patriots before partisans. they put country before self. they gave everything for generations they would never see to uphold freedoms that make life itself worth living. 230 two long way from s the slopes of arlington, but nowhere near as long as the view they took of their obligations to posterity and defense of how use that shine as bright as the gold in any medal. so, i share with you a lesson learned over 60 years, leadership begins with the longview. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united dates. the honorable mike pence. thank you.pence: mr. president, speaker ryan:, leader pelosi, leader mcconnell, , distinguished members of congress, vice president quayle, governor brownback, senator elizabeth dole, and all members of the dole family, and especially to the newest recipient of the congressional gold medal, the honorable senator up dole. -- bob dole. [applause] it's humblingce: for me to stand or you today. i d

. >> there is a change of the guard in northern virginia for the fist time the arlington country boardlennial. 2-year-old katie crystal was sworp in as the chairperson. she's very he aware of the at earns of her generation. one is drying to get rendered to become homeowners in arlington country. >> that's something so important we take into the next generation and frankly you one of the reasons i talk about affordability of rental housing and ownership housing is because i want to see that story continue. >> it's critical to the county future though from a tax base stand point isn't it. >> absolutely to have the next generation of homeowners is important. >> she will also face other dig struggles chair west ambler johnston hall ambler johnston hall including some leads. >> these cold temperatures . >>> so far, so very did. stocks not at all losing sheen in 2018 as the sell braiings are over. they're saying cheers to investments goes hawaii and despite a saferty or flying new report from airline ratings.com says only two persons made think of list of the thanks -- they're alaska air lin

she wants to be buried in arlington national cemetery alongside her fellow marines, and the wish wasrday. active duty and retired marines gathered to show their respect. she was 100 years old i was a proud supporter of the marines until the day she died. very special woman. >> jesse: very special. i was asked to star in a commercial for skittles for the super bowl. >> you are probably wondering if this is a scene from that new skittles super bowl ad they are only showing to one person. i'm kind of wondering that myself. >> taste the rainbow. >> jesse: okay, that's not me. that is david shimmer. he looks a lot like me. he's back. i take all of the credit. >> dana: he probably watches "the five" ." great actor. no guy has ever asked for a picture. go ahead, brian. >> brian: andrew jackson ranked for the 13th week. thanks. i get to visit my radio station stations. w nis in virginia beach. i will be there at 6:30 at barnes & noble. big military population. i will buy a book for everybody with a military i.d. if you buy one, i will buy the next one for you. there is a lot of advantages to

this fall i visited mack molding, a manufacturing company in arlington, a great business with a strong work force, but in order to compete on a global scale, it needs to hire about 50 people to keep up with demand. and they are not alone. we hear from businesses around the state. l.e.d. dynamics in randolph wants to hire 40. chroma technology in bellis falls is looking for 20 in the next two years. nsa industries will put on 50 tomorrow if they could. and global foundries in essex junction is hiring nearly 100. this is great news. these are great jobs, but we need the people to fill them. whether employees are needed for business to grow or just to keep its doors open is a common theme here. we need more workers. we cannot afford to ignore this any longer. [applause] governor scott: these trends also shift the tax burden onto fewer and fewer people, seemingly leaving us with few choices. cut programs we value or raise taxes. there is a third option. we can come together and focus our efforts to growing our working age population. if we do this, we can expand our tax base. we can put ki

the view from s-230 extend still further to the hills of arlington. the countless heros that rest there in soil hallowed by their service, practiced many faiths, spoken many tongues, but this much they had in common. patriots before partisans. they put country before self. they gave everything for generations they would never see to uphold the freedoms that make life itself worth living. it's a long way from s-230 to the slopes of arlington, but nowhere near as long as the view they took of their obligations to prosperity and the defensive values that shine as bright as the gold in any medal. so i share with you a lesson learned over 60 years. leadership begins with the long view. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states, the honorable mike pence. [applause] >> thank you. mr. president, speaker ryan, leader pelosi, leader mcconnell, leader schumer, distinguished members of congress, vice president quail, governor brownback to senator elizabeth dole and robin, all the members of the dole family and especial

. >> we spoke with some residents in arlington about all of this, and they say the military helicopter rockets is unpredictable, and they want the military to explore solutions. so that's what the military is doing. fox 5 is learned the military is conducting a study into the military helicopter noise. now, that study will be completed in three weeks. for now, residents are dealing with this. this is home video sent to fox 5 >> the helicopters come very low. so the whole house shakes. i'm not exaggerating. >> reporter: a frustrated resident captured on camera, yet another noise military heli northern virginia neighborhood. >> the windows, the house and it's been a bit frustrating, and we have two young grandchildren, and he has to wake them up. when they were taking naps, and it seems they could manage to go over 395 and houses which ask what they do >> catherine is on to something. representative don buyer said the choppers are supposed to come up the i 395 corridor >> sometimes they drift a little over the neighborhoods. we're able to get a study requested in the military authorizati

arlington, alexandria and falls church schools will open two hours late in virginia. as will jefferson county schools in west virginia. the federal government is open today. >>> we are constantly updating these as districts make additions. you can check the nbc washington app as well. >> we let's check in the forecast first with meteorologist chuck bell. >> good morning, eun and aaron. friday off to a frigid start. no doubt about that. not going to warm up much today either. 14 the current temperature at national airport. that's one of our warmer locations because it's down by the river. windchill, 3 below zero. windchills around the area, minus 5 in frederick maryland. minus 8 for hagerstown. minus 9 winchester. not quite as bad across parts of fredericksburg and stafford. even the windchills there are barely above zero. there's your daily planner. plan on being cold through your friday plan. going out to dinner or a movie with your sweetie tonight, hold them close. anything for additional warmth will be appreciated. we have a skating rink near the kennedy center, th

arlington, alexandria and falls church schools will open two hours late in virginia as will jefferson county schools in west virginia. the federal government is open. what's happening locally? especially for people trying to get out of town. >>> justin finch live at reagan national to answer that question. justin, what are you seeing there? >> reporter: hey there, aaron. good morning. so far i can tell you the flight counter is we're seeing flights mostly take off on time here from reagan with a few cancellations for flights due to arrive into the area. most of them from the northeast where snow was a big problem, triggering cancellations across the country yesterday, leaving passengers stranded in the airports, including here at reag reagan. let's take you to some passengers hunkered down here overnight. some were lying on the floor trying to catch some sleep. similar story also over at dulles where many were also stranded as well. you know, yesterday we did see thousands of flights that were canceled. many of them were preemptively canceled for today as well. we also spoke to one ma

bill is an arlington heights, illinois on the republican line. your take on the government shutdown and where things stand on capitol hill. caller: good afternoon, bill. hopefully you are doing well in washington. my comment is a two word comment, term limits. the american people as we know have an approval rating of 14% for congress and yet they continue to get reelected. big-money and interests are part of this. i know mattison gave us term limits are people talk about term limits or terms of election, but if you look at what happened in the last 20 to 30 years, just not working. the system does not work. these men are entrenched and orrin hatch is an example of that. he said he didn't believe that people should last forever in congress, yet he was there over 40 something years or you i don't think the founders would support term limits as a constitutional amendment, but i think that's the answer. it was harry truman who once said a statesman is a dead politician. i think that's kind of leading us towards the need for term limits. have a good d

it's a long way from s-230 to the slopes of arlington.ause ] >> thank you. mr. president, speaker ryan, leader leader pi lossesy, leader kohn el, leader shimmer, distinguished leaders of congress to vice president quail, governor brownbeck to senator elizabeth dole and robin, all of the members of the dole family. and especially to the newest recipient of the congressional gold medal, the honorable senator, bob dole. [ applause ] i do so as vice president, from the senate. as i told bob, husband of a kansas-born robin pence. as we heard today from speakers more eloquent than me, to the kansas to the war-torn hills of italy to the marbled halls of washington, d.c., bob dole has spent a lifetime serving this country. with courage and conviction. today we heard stories from those who have known and work with senator dole throughout his life. we have heard the examples of his character and they are legion. but for my part, there was one moment in his life that seem for me to embody the character of this great american. in every stage of his l

as you mentioned we just left chicago right now outside arlington heights, illinois, heading towardswisconsin border. yesterday we were in the windy city which was full of bears fans. we found some die hard birds fans. take a listen. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> this is monty's cheese steaks in chicago. it's owned by two philadelphia natives who have transplanted to chicago at this point. they moved to the city. they could not find a good cheese steak, so they put together their own cheese steak restaurant. authentic cheese steak with amrosa rolls, real black steak and angus beef. i spoke with the owner yesterday who's originally from northeast philly. he says super bowl calls and orders already pouring in. >> as soon as they clenched a spot on the super bowl or phones blew up. we're doing about 40 mini cheese steaks for everyone. when the eagles win, it's going to be excellent. >> reporter: excellent. by the way, i've tried those cheese steaks. i can confirm authentic philadelphia cheese steaks. we might stop and talk to some packers fans along the way. finally after 1,100 miles, 17 p