we will look at an interesting material in society , the creation of an analogy of the american arlingtonscussed quite actively, this is a national military memorial cemetery in the united states, the relatives of the victims want the officials to decide as soon as possible and the soldiers to rest in peace with what problems the ministry of culture and the ministry of veterans collided. did they manage to reach an agreement on the appearance and location of the place of memory and glory of ukrainian heroes found out dmytro didora, let's look at the material, i have memorials at home, i have a separate room where there is a place to commemorate your husband, unfortunately well, for now, only at home , victoria has not been able to bury her husband in italy for a year, a fighter harrows to the country as part of the azov regiment, a man died on march 20. last year in mariupol, a girl keeps the remains of a ukrainian defender at home because there is no single place to bury heroes in ukraine for the important question why do we still honor soldiers from the second world war how many years h

the question is statue at arlington national cemetery by potter. it was placed there in 1949 and dedicated in november 11th. young lady, as you see in the photograph the bottom line is the dedication of the carnegie markers at chantilly, virginia, marking the spot where carney was killed. those young ladies are general carney's great granddaughter. they became friends of. i knew them when they were ladies and they would share the stories with me of the dedication of the statue at arlington and the chantilly markers that the statue in arlington was attended by over 500 veterans of the new jersey brigade. and the young ladies were the stars of the show. everybody wanted to shake hands with the great granddaughters of phil carney, including president wilson, who was there and the governor of new jersey. and in the center you see charles hopkins from bhutan, who was president of the carney association. january 1927. philip curry's home, bell grove, was torn down, raised and whenever i could, and they're all gone now. but whenever i could, i would inter

also is she still buried in arlington cemetery? >> she is still buried in arlington cemetery.the documents i have which are reports was it senior guy in the fbi was based on the evidence of sources. we do not know for sure she did this. it seems very plausible. those not documents when i don't have them. i got in touch with john fox again at the fbi said can you find these documents for me? take a look. >> i just want to say we love john fox and work with them closely. great to hear his name. [inaudible] [laughter] right we will get the archives open right away. operating in the eastern part of the united states or they tried to bid into the rest of our large country? >> the controlled by pfeiffer in the station operated exclusively. but quite broadly from the south side that's covered. independently, because of the nasis are not able to run their own spies. the little brother that his brother to san francisco. and from sense print san francisco they tried to bring pressure to bear in chemical works information to national security. this goes a german-american. they tried to g

this one in arlington, virginia. an armed robbery suspect taking five hostages, including a child. more on the standoff, how this played out. also developing as we come on tonight, the massive fire, a recycling plant. the images coming in now. authorities now urging more than 2,000 people to evacuate tonight. we have late reporting. the defense secretary tonight answering tough questions about the damaging leak of highly classified pentagon documents. what those papers reveal about russia. what the papers reportedly indicate about arc. terry moran reporting tonight. the new turn one week after former president trump pleaded guilty to 34 felony counts in new york. why the manhattan da tonight is now suing one of trump's biggest allies in congress. and abc news now learning the da has received multiple death threats. also the debate over the abortion pill. tonight a federal appeals court. that decision expected within days on whether to block or uphold a texas judge's ruling that would take effect by the end of the week, suspending fda approval of the drug. president biden weighing i

the most famous arlington in america is currently there there are more than 400,000 burials in militarya, france, poland and israel dmytro didora yehor nikitenko oscar janson and andriy verstyuk espresso tv channel ukrainian civilians die every day in addition to military personnel today russian terrorists attacked the kupyan district in kharkiv oblast there are casualties , according to the kharkiv regional military administration two men, aged 65 and 34, were killed in the two-year-old in the village of podola , a 65-year-old woman was injured, and in the kyiv region, a tractor driver was blown up by a mine. this was reported by the head of the national police in kyiv oblast andrii zyubotov it happened during road works between the villages of rusans and the lamppost, the tractor blew up due to anti-tank skill, the 34-year-old driver was injured and hospitalized near the site of the explosion, 13 more mines were found , explosive devices are working to prevent the occupiers from escaping with stolen cars and toilets in the appendix, action launched a new group , reported figures, the

they want to solve this problem by creating a ukrainian arlington analogue of a military cemetery inca . one of the options was a place on lysia gora in kyiv , but after public outrage, they decided to look for another location. the list included territories of the vdng village. gatne, near the capital and svyatoshyn forest park, the problem with the construction of a national military memorial cemetery can be solved right here in the bukovnya forest. proposed by the ministry and veterans, together with the ministry of culture, plan that the area of ​​the cemetery will be 90 hectares and will be located in the western part of the national reserve of bykivnyanski graves, as well as on the territory of the darnytskyi forest park, the ministry of culture believes that this is the most optimal site, since the reserve is owned by the ministry of a and has a lot at its disposal land that is not used and this is, in principle, a place of memory , the place of ukrainian poles shot under stalin's repressions, why is it the most a quick option, the reserve actually belongs to the ministry of c

. >> muy buenas tardes, gracias por acompañarnos, en noticiero telemundo 48 al mediodía, soy arlingtononde tiroteo dejó a 8 heridos, dos en estado crítico, la policía local informó que el tirador que murió en la zona del ataque, tenía una relación con la institución bancaria . >> (habla en inglés) . >> la policía informó que es un evento aislado que no representa peligro para la población, el gobernador de california dijo en redes sociales, que nuestros corazones están con (inentendible) mientras tanto clamamos por reformas de sentido común . >> bala perdida se llevó vida inocente en (inentendible) mientras tanto las autoridades investigan el hecho . >> ella es (inentendible), la pequeña de 56 años víctima mortal de un tiroteo en la autopista 880, así lo confirmó la oficina del forense en la alameda, esto dijo ante la patrulla de caminos, que dicen que tienen a 3 personas bajo custodia, el concejal, de visita, que confirman que están conectadas en la 880, según la patrulla de caminos, esto pasó el sábado a las 8 40 de la noche, la niña venía con sus padres, cuán do recibióo el disparo

and ukraine also has an idea to create its own ukrainian arlington, its own ukrainian, i don’t know,ome kind of memorial. it’s cool how it was, but there are certain problems with the creation of such a national memorial of heroes. more about this in the story from of my colleague dmytro didor, i have a separate room at home where there is a place to commemorate my husband, unfortunately well, for now only at home victoria has not been able to bury her husband for a year vitaly, a harrow fighter, went to the country as part of the azov regiment, his husband died on march 20 of last year in mariupol, a girl keeps the remains of a ukrainian defender at home, because there is no single place for the burial of heroes in ukraine, this is an important question . why do we honor soldiers from the second world war until now? no, there are people who did such heroic heroic deeds, they defended ukraine to the death. do they not deserve unworthy honor in the ministry of veterans? search for another location in the list were the territories of the vdng village of gatne near the capital and the s

and today we had a visit to the arlington cemetery, and we had a communication with the chief staff of the administration of the cemetery and we alone from american history and from american experience. how important is to memorize the, uh , our heroes? you're here's and it is all also our opportunity and our responsibility of our ministry to create in ukraine. the national memorial cemetery. it will be in kiev and now we have adopted roadmap, which is confirmed by our prime minister , and we will go through our steps to memorize our heroes, and it will be also very important for our people because we should memorize the heroes of the russian ukrainian war and also have a memorial to memorize the all of the our defenders from different historical periods also should be a place of interest for our foreign partners, which will come to ukraine and see the price of our independence. terrible price that it is minister. lapetina. thank you very much. i appreciate your time tonight. thank you. and next fox news, bracing for a second major defamation trial, this one much bigger than the last $

that is certainly the hope. joe biden then travelled to arlington to meet then travelled to arlingtonter —— to ireland. the security already extremely miserable. the good friday agreement change so much about the way people live —— extremely visible. it is a thing thatis extremely visible. it is a thing that is underlined all the time. you heard that from the president as he was leaving to get onto air force one. he was spoke briefly to the 0ne. he was spoke briefly to the reporters. one. he was spoke briefly to the re orters. ~ ., one. he was spoke briefly to the reorters. ~ ., i. .,, one. he was spoke briefly to the reorters. ~ ., , ., reporters. what your top priority? make sure the _ reporters. what your top priority? make sure the irish _ reporters. what your top priority? make sure the irish accord - reporters. what your top priority? make sure the irish accord in - reporters. what your top priority? make sure the irish accord in the l make sure the irish accord in the winter_ make sure the irish accord in the winter agreements stay in place. keep— winter agreements stay in plac

. >> budget committee chair jody arlington, public of texas yesterday on the floor. now, it's your turn to tell washington what you think of the house republican proposal. should the two sides come together? mary in fort washington, maryland. democratic color. height, mary. >> hi, good morning, loretta. and the c-span family. i am a staunch progressive democrats, and i do have knowledge about everything that's going on. so, i see the republicans doing their grandstanding speeches, and most of it is inaccurate and lies. and this is going nowhere. the senate said nope, get in the door. so, this has just been republicans doing their thing, and good luck, kevin mccarthy, getting it to pass completely with your rule. it's going nowhere. it's that at the door. thank you, democrats. >> mary, what do you think, though, about the argument that now the republicans have acted. they are the only ones so far in this split control of congress, to have put a bill on the floor and pass something. >> they're not in control of congress, you know. we do have the senate and the white ho

and raised in nearby arlington. his first book, the inner world of abraham lincoln, was written in 1994. he's written over a dozen books including one of the five best books of the year by the atlantic. this october pegasus books will release his study, "the black man's president: abraham lin on the, frederick douglass and the quest for racial justice." now let's hear from michael burlingame. thank you for joining us today. >> before i begin my remarks, i would like to thank the archives for letting me participate in this series. over the years i've spent many ours in the archives conducting lincoln research, and this is relevant for the book i'm talking about today within the records of the committee on -- [inaudible] there's a great deal of information about how -- was done at the white house indicating that it was not always above board, and it was was -- see official documents about what was really going on. so i'm very grateful to the archives for superbing these records and making them so easily available to s

andrea: se declarÓ culpable un hombre hispano de arlington, en riverside, california, que abusÓ sexualmente0 aÑos de edad. el sujeto se llama eliezer mendoza, y tiene 49 aÑos de edad, tras admitir su culpabilidad, fue sentenciado a 335 aÑos en prisiÓn por varias relaciones y actos lascivos contra las cinco niÑos, los abusos ocurrieron entre 2004 y 2016, pero fueron denunciado hasta el 2021, el aÑo en el que fue detenido. paulina: las siguientes una alerta pÚblica emitida por el fbi, la agencia federal estÁ pidiendo que evitemos estaciones de carga para nuestros telÉfonos celulares en los aeropuertos, hoteles o centros comerciales, los investigadores dicen que los delincuentes han descubierto forma de introducir, meter un software de vigilancia que podrÍa poner en riesgo nuestra informaciÓn personal. andrea: le vamos a dar la bienvenida a un investigador personal de ciber seguridad, bienvenido, gracias por estar con nosotros aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital". quÉ tipo de informaciÓn estÁ en riesgo al usar este tipo de estaciones de carga? >> estas estaciones de carga que Éste pudiera ver en un ce

i talked with one mom of three with kids in school in arlington, virginia.ng out equitable grading. watch. >> school is also about accountability and teaching responsibility and executive function to these developing minds. so these things are important for developing children. teaching them deadlines and how to work in groups, teaching them accountability. >> i did reach out to arlington public schools and didn't hear back. her concern is that instead of encouraging kids to strive for excellence we're lowering the bar to make it seems like everyone is excelling. >> bill: you have to give folks boundaries. >> dana: it doesn't help you with the real world. you can't turn in your homework late here at fox news. that won't keep your job. >> it was a concern raised by a teacher. >> dana: agree 100%. >> bill: a plus. >> dana: transgender runner beats out thousands of women at the london marathon. frank was competing in the men's competitions around the world as glen months before running in the women's race on sunday. female athletes are voicing their frustration

police in arlington, virginia, say a man held five people inside a bank, including a child. he allegedly walked in, grabbed a worker and said he had a gun. no one was hurt. the suspect in north carolina man is now being held without bond officers did not find a weapon on the scene across the country and idaho. disturbing details emerged in day two of testimony in the murder trial of lori dabble, jurors learned about the day the bodies of her children were found. this morning, haunting testimony in the trial of lori val. oh, the idaho mother and her husband, chad gable, are accused of killing her two children as part of a doomsday religious cult, allegedly claiming the kids were zombies. we had to say turns digging because the smell was so bad on the stand yesterday, a detective described in gut wrenching detail. police found the remains of values children jj and tiley on chad's property, the detectives saying his instincts kicked again after seeing three large rocks on top of wood paneling, then finding jj's body in a shallow grave under a tree. i saw a little boy in red paj

along with mary and everyone in the family except for robert todd who's married who's buried at arlington national cemetery when when visitors come to the museum, it's it's a great experience. i hope for everyone and you can learn many things about abraham lincoln about his times about the civil war. i hope they leave realizing at least one thing and that's that lincoln is still very relevant to us today that the ideas he stood for is still the idea is that we as a nation say we aspire to today and that he can be a great model for all of us of how we attain those attain those principles. g fathers had on the 16th president.

york times reports the gorsuch represented and shut himself as council for several years in the arlington ver right-wing news outlets, the washington examiner, as well a a major republican donor the new york times reports tha in 2006, he successfully lobbied colorado's lon republican senator in the bush administration to nominate judge gorsuch to the federal appeals court. after which, justice gorsuch became a semi regular speake at the annual hunting retreats if all of this talk abou hunting retreats and so fort is giving you dÉjÀ vu, if yo feel like you just heard a story about a supreme cour justice being uncomfortabl close within an incredibly conservative billionaire that's because you did earlier this month, republican a series of exposÉs abou supreme court justice clarence thomas and his conservativ billionaire buddy, i'm in name harlem crow. reporting that for nearly tw decades, class thomas accepted luxury trips virtually every year without disclosing them harlan crow bought a house fro thomas while he was on the court, and justice thoma didn't disclose it up until yesterday, tom

, memorial military cemeteries are a widespread practice for the whole world, the most famous is arlingtonthere are more than 400,000 burials , there are military cemeteries in canada, france poland and israel dmytro didora yehor nikitenko oscar janson and andriy verstyuk espresso tv channel christians of the western rite , catholics, protestants and other churches that use the gregorian calendar are currently celebrating easter . from the central balcony of st. peter's basilica, instead, local orthodox churches using the julian and new julian calendars will celebrate the resurrection of christ on april 16. currently, christians of the eastern rite celebrate palm sunday, in particular, the dates of the celebrations are still relevant for the orthodox church of ukraine and the ukrainian greek catholics , that's all i have for now, the updated information will be at 10:00, then we will meet . i remind you that you can read on our website espresso.tv a summary of the main points on our telegram channel espresso.tv news the most interesting information and videos on our youtube channel espress

this one in arlington, virginia.

2nd year in a row, the embassy has been banned from the traditional ret laying ceremony lake at arlington cemetery. last december, our diplomat national cemetery in anchorage where soviet pilots had died from 1942 to 1945 during the flights of plains from the young. the alaska siberia route are buried such an attitude to countries, but also to everyone who remembers their great feat. but there are still those who remember in germany were an annual of answers. his party protest has gathered near the elbow river where the infant later march across the city, displaying banners, reading tall gal for peace, and do it again among others that held the handshake on the destroyed breach over the alp spend the imminent end of the war. and a hope for a peaceful future when our still a school boy. today, these photo is a c. and the liberation of the world from the national socialist dictate, re, has a warning that peace must be preserved, anticipation of any russian and american diplomats as u. s. official said that they would only come if no official russians were protesting against german alms deli

has been banned from the traditional ref laying ceremony at the spirit of alba memorial blake at arlington cemetery. last december, our diplomats were not allowed to visit the fort richardson national cemetery in anchorage where soviet pilots had died from 1942 to 1945 during the flights of plains from the usa to the ussr. along the alaska siberia route are buried. such an attitude is insulting not only to veterans of the 2 countries, but also to everyone who remembers their great feat. but there are still those who remember in germany, where an annual event has traditionally been organized by the german communist party protest has gathered near the elbow river, where the infamous handshake took place. and later march across the city, displaying banners, reading, tall gal for peace, and do it again among others. before monsak the foothill, the handshake on the destroyed breach over the alp spread across the whole world. it meant the imminent end of the war and a hope for a peaceful future. this made a great impression on me when i was still a schoolboy to day. this photo is a symbol of the

a dramatic hostage standoff unfolded at a wells fargo bank near arlington, virginia.to rob the bank, saying he had a weapon. officers swarmed the building. five hostages, including a child, were safely released and then the suspect was taken into custody. the price of mailing a letter is likely going up again. how much and when? well, we've got that news when we come back. and being overweight makes it more risky. i'm calling my doctor. if it's covid, paxlovid. authorized for emergency use, paxlovid is an oral treatment for people 12 and up who have mild-to-moderate covid-19 and have a high-risk factor for it becoming severe. my symptoms are mild now, but i'm not waiting. if it's covid, paxlovid. having even one risk factor, like being over 50, diabetes, or smoking increases your chances of severe covid. taken within five days of symptoms, paxlovid reduced the risk of developing severe covid-19 by 86%. paxlovid may strengthen or weaken other medicines. taking it with certain medicines may cause life threatening side effects or affect how paxlovid works. so it's critic

understand, the memorial military cemetery is a widespread practice for the whole world, the most famous arlington now there are more than 400,000 burials , there are also military cemeteries in canada, france poland and israel dmytro didura yehor nikitenko oscar janson and andriy verstyuk espresso tv channel there is a verdict of a military man who in august 2020 drunkenly knocked down three cadets was sentenced to six years in prison the court found major of the ukrainian military medical academy volodymyr kolodny guilty of violating traffic rules traffic that caused serious bodily injuries, the man was also banned from driving for three years and he must pay uah 249,000 for the treatment of the victims, let me remind you , on the territory of the military college in kyiv an intoxicated major ran over three freshmen with a car, two of the victims had one leg amputated, the third had both limbs melted, only with permission russia can use nuclear weapons only if china gives its consent this statement was made by the secretary of the national security and defense council of ukraine, oleksiy danilov

and on the far shore, the sloping hills of arlington national cemetery, with its row upon row of simple white markers bearing crosses or stars of david. they add up to only a tiny fraction of the price that has been paid for our freedom. each one of those markers is a monument to the kind of hero i spoke of earlier. their lives ended in places called belo wood. they are gone. omaha beach, salerno and halfway around the world on guadalcanal. tarawa. pork chop hill. the chosin reservoir. and in 100 rise paddies and jungles of a place called vietnam. under one such marker lies a young man, martin, trapped down, who left his job in a small town barber shop in 1917 to go to france with the famed rainbow division there on the western front. he was killed trying to carry a message between battalions under heavy artillery fire. we're told that on his body was found a diary on the flyleaf under the heading. my pledge. he had written these words. america must win this war. therefore, i will work. i will save. i will sacrifice. i will endure. i will fight cheerfully and do my utmost as if the issu

called edward a ukrainian bank official known as uti catherine and an armenian actor called out on arlington, on the boat documentation. what came to me cut her arm and say all this i find the best man, the money's coming, help me give me the money because a little 123 months later i will be reached by and that's what a good night already on the course you have them on the break, my advice try to try adam said he'd never heard of it a better quote that he claimed that utica and produced documents a fake banking transactions to show that he had the money to repay loans that he taken out. tracking down, you might help us to understand if this was the case and what connection if any, there was between himself and of that particular that we found that address for us on the internet, but when no one answered the door bell, we left a message with our telephone number the we then set out to find the 3rd suspect in the case. edward the russian. according to what he told us on the telephone, edward worked in private security for russian oil company. he said he'd see us in ship need see a small town i

the top of that atlas rocket because he was patched through to speak to annie who was at home in arlington, virginia on the phone. um and in addition to sort of saying their goodbyes glenn said, did you get the recordings that i sent you? and she said yes, and no one had really known up to this point. what what glen might have been? into and in that moment, but putting that together with with what i found on paper and it's incredibly chilling incredibly that powerful and moving and it's full of them is feelings about faith his relationship with god. his views have been afterlife his feelings about courage why he felt that his death was a sacrifice worth making even though he knew it was going to cause his family pain. it's it's an incredibly personal document and it was remarkable to find that something like that had survived and i think in terms of the larger question of how he prepared his family because glenn was the oldest astronomer and he was when he went up in space he was he was approaching are you just turned 40, the previous summer? and so his kids were the oldest of the astronau

years ago today and they drove them back and chased them in retreat from concorde through lincoln to arlington into cambridge inflicting terrible casualties and that was the beginning of the american revolution but really the revolution started two years before and it started when the british passed an impressive law raising the taxes on tea in new englandas this was a law that ws made in collusion with the british eastin india company whh the king owned shares in, his ministers owned shares in and most owned shares in and it was their plan to impose the attack on new england merchants to exempt the british east india company from a tax so that they could undersell everybody and that they would make a profit for their shareholders. so the revolution and of course the americans responded by addressing and aborting the companies dumping the tea into the harbor and that's when the british sent that troop over here for the rebellion so that rebellion was in part against empire about this spirit of that rebellion was a fury that the colonists had against the merger of state and corporate power. [ap

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he's the jta jewish news' washington bureau chief and joins me now from arlington virginia. you very much forjoining us. firstly, in terms of the protests that are going on at the moment, these are the first since the delay was announced. is a pretty surprising, the turnout? 0r is a pretty surprising, the turnout? or was that to be expect? i turnout? or was that to be exect? ., �* ~'., _, , expect? i don't think anybody anticipated — expect? i don't think anybody anticipated this _ expect? i don't think anybody anticipated this turnout, - anticipated this turnout, necessarily. i think that there was an expectation that his pause would calm things down so the fact that there are 150,000 people according to organisers at least and hundreds of thousands elsewhere shows that israelis or the protesters are not necessarily buying into netanyahu's assurances. find not necessarily buying into netanyahu's assurances. and in terms of the — netanyahu's assurances. and in terms of the diaspora, - netanyahu's assurances. and in terms of the diaspora, the - terms of the diaspora, the peopl

bring in james davis, who's watching this with this is republican strategist, joint live now from arlington. virginia, thanks very much indeed for being with us and tell us about what happened so far. so he pleaded not guilty. what, what do you think the strategy will be for the the, the trump defense team. i think it'll be the same strategy that he's employed many, many times which is, than i did, i deny. and then ultimately, you know, it will be the system is against me. in this particular case. you know, you have a prosecutor, the da campaigned on going after donald trump, if you ask, you know, that most americans, there's a pole and the washington post that said 62 percent of americans believe that this was mainly about politically motivated. and so, and that, that actually is not be donald trump, you know, kind of bass, i mean, that has to be cumbersome, independence and probably some democrats in there as well. and so, you know, that will just ultimately throw speculation on all of this. i mean, as a campaign strategy, but i get a lot of campaign emails from republicans, democrat camp