in arlington, bodies are stacked like four deep and they are running out of room at arlington. >> yes. >> but what they do about that? >> they have moved the goalposts for who can be buried there. that is part of it, so it is more stringent. also, cremations changing things. there were a lot of cemeteries, urban cemeteries, including arlington national cemetery that experts thought would run out of room even by now. these cemeteries have found grady ways to lengthen the timeline a bit, including arlington, which acquired more space around it. cremations have also changed it , in that more than half of americans now are cremated as opposed to buried. the trajectory for that is continuing to rise more and more each year. so, what some national cemeteries that were actually closed because they had no space left, now have the walls or memorial areas where you store cremated ashes. so, arlington is one of many burial grounds that is really taking advantage of using this and there is plenty of space for that. >> i am involved trying to resurrect it cemetery that has died in georgia and am l

i have been going to arlington cemetery since the yellow captain him in on khan and arlington cemetery staff is most courteous thoughtful honorable people, and they're wonderful and he expected them. >> yeah. >> and mr. khan, eight years ago, you gave a rousing speech at the dnc, a rebuking trump's comments about immigrants and muslims. >> as you honored your sunless listen to a clip of that have you ever been to arlington cemetery go look at the graves of brave patriots who died defending you're united states of america you'll see all faiths genders and ethnicities khan, there has been some talk that some of the generals out there who have been critical of donald trump are reluctant to speak out because they don't want to get involved in politics, are they? >> they subscribe to the notion that perhaps it would be better if members of the military did not get involved in politics and criticize the former president do you think would you like to see somebody like general milley step forward and speak out? >> jim, as i said earlier, that our flag officers take an oath to defend the const

. >> have you visited arlington cemetery? i am sure. >> yes. >> i heard on a tour and i never got any clarification about it that in arlington, bodies are stacked -- stacked like 4d underground. what do you suppose they are going to do about that? >> well, they have actually kind of moved the goalposts for who can be buried there. that is part of it so it is kind of more stringent. but then also cremations are changing things. so there were a lot of urban cemeteries, including arlington national cemetery that people -- experts thought would run out of room even by now. so these cemeteries have found creative ways to kind of link on the timeline a bit, including arlington, which acquired some more space around it. but then also, cremations have changed it in more than half of americans now are cremated as opposed to buried. and the trajectory for that is continuing to rise. more and more and more each year. so with some national cemeteries, they were actually close because they had no space left. they now have the walls or mem

army and arlington national cemetery have on political activities at that cemetery now, shortly aftert incident trump did release a video on tiktok where he started talking about how disastrous the withdrawal from afghanistan was under the biden administration. and in the background of that video, you can actually see some gravestones of people other than the gold-star families, loved ones who were buried there. and of course, according to veterans, according to two people we have spoken to, that was problematic because of course they did not give their permission to be used in a video that appeared to be more of a political ad than anything else. and so what we're expecting to see today from the army is a police robust statement of the police report, the victim statement of this arlington national cemetery employee who was allegedly pushed aside forcibly by the trump campaign and it could shed a little bit more light on what happened here that incident we should note also prompting a very rare army statement rebuking the entire incident saying that an anc employee who attempted to en

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even as bull run dead, arlington came to symbolize the sacrifice of every union soldier.he lackme of a national cemetey on or near the battlefield meant they were beaten no federal presence there to watch over the monument. and so 1879 the quartermaster's department ordered an inspection of the memorials in part because it was dorothea dix of all people the former superintendent army nurses who asked general meigs about the status. she heard the monuments were in a state of disrepair. so meigs sent someone down to look at the monument and they provided a sketch. a sketch that found the henry hill monument was sound. it's leaning a bit. the growth in monument likewise appeared in good condition other than the defaced inscription that the missing shelf at the war department recommended minor repairs. but trying to caution the land did not belong to the federal government. and therefore he recommended the expenditures not exceed $100. he replies to dick's inquiry assures her the monuments are in a good state for their age. andre so here we are in 1879 evn though it is leanin

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well, even as the bull run dead at arlington came to symbolize the sacrifice, every union soldier, the lack of a national cemetery on or near the battlefields, meant that there would be no federal presence there to watch over the monuments. and so in 1879, the quartermaster department ordered an inspection of memorials in part because it was dorothea dix of people, the former superintendent of army private nurses, who asked general miggs about the status she had heard reports that the monuments were in a state of disrepair. so meg sent someone down to look at the monuments and they provided a sketch. a sketch that found that the henry hill monument particular was sound. if leaning a bit the grove, the monument likewise appeared in good condition other than the defaced inscription white wall read had seen and the missing shells and official in the war department recommended some minor repairs. but meggs cautioned the land did not belong to the federal government and. therefore, he recommended the expenditures not exceed $100. he replies to dix's inquiry, assures her, assures her quote t

i went to the undercard in arlington national cemetery where i did 150 funerals in arlington national cemetery which is one of the biggest honors of my life. i entered my green beret. i led two special forces teams of the course of five deployments including afghanistan, lebanon, israel and jordan. . i went to lost crew and -- i went to law school and clerked for two federal judges. what got me into this was seeing the botched withdrawal from afghanistan. i was upset with the lack of accountability on behalf of the current administration. i am a common sense kind of guy. i want to make sure it is more affordable for people to live in our district and get our economy back on track. i want to make sure our border security -- is secure and our foreign policy is strong so we can make our sick -- our community safe. i want to make sure we take care of our veterans. is the kind of person i am. you're going to see a lot of things tonight and i want to be clear. my opponent is focused on his past. he is focused on his revenge for president trump in trying to rectify the failed policies of the

heights this morning with more. >> good morning, arlington heights outside chicago proper golden brunchwell-connected with other small business owners says already seen, are a lot of them move to other states whether indiana or arizona he also said worried about what precedent this will set for people with lower incomes if future years to come take a listen. >> need to make sure people are creating jobs, my -- biggest fear is that if this doesn't work i have a feeling that two years, four years might come make less than people make 500 dollars less to raise taxes to fix this. >> the illinois policy institute estimates 24,000 businesses will see a 61% increase, in their marginal state incomes tax rates once all state federal income taxes considered top tax rate a little over 50%, tax policy nonprofit the tax foundation, found illinois has second highest property taxes in the u.s., you go housing prices have simultaneously catapulted, state leaders hope this will at least alleviate the butter on average residents estimates could generate 4 1/2 billion dollars in a statement congressman da

national cemetery, where did a better hundred 50 funerals hook it arlington national cemetery whichas one of the biggest others of my life. but in my green beret lead to special forces teams of the course of five appointments including afghanistan, lebanon and others i i get out and with law t school and folks will come into this, i saw this in neck and set off five of the guys as we get a magic of a host pretty upset lack of accountability on behalf of our current administration hello folks about common sense type of guy, i don't see more affordable for people who live in our district to get our economy back on trace sure the border is secure in our foreign policy is strong so that we can become state and also to make sure the be take care of our preventions in this kind of person i am going to see a lot of things in your a lot of things but i want to be clear, bipartisan focus on the taxes, we focus on prevention with president trump and rectify that filth policies on the biden here is the ministrations would be honored only representing the people here in the southern russian dis

>> bret: grady trimble in arlington, thanks.rkas and others while asking for an immediate stop to the release of immigrant detainees until they are medically deemed healthy. the states attorney general filed a lawsuit citing a patient from china who crossed the southern u.s. border with what is being called a rare aggressive and drug resistant form of tuberculosis. which carries high mortality rates, the louisiana officials estimate about 200 detainees have come in contact with that patient and countless other non-detainees have as well. up next. >> 9 panel on the presidential race with fewer than two weeks left. as you take a live look at the setting sun in washington, d.c. courtesy of earth cam. nice sun set. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i asked myself, why doesn't pilates exist in harlem? so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase ink has supported us from studio one to studio three. when you start small, you need some big help. and chase ink was that for me. earn up to 5% cash back on b

pedro: en arlington, virginia, pedro, univisiÓn.gada del huracÁn milton a la florida se cambiÓ la fecha del foro de votantes indecisos con el expresidente donald trump, que se iba a realizar en miami. la nueva fecha serÁ el 16 de octubre. el foro con la vicepresidenta kamala harris se llevarÁ a cabo el 10 de octubre, como estaba planeado. ambos foros se pueden ver en sus respectivos dÍas a las 10:00 p.m. por univisiÓn y vix. jorge: la ciudad de uvalde revela nuevos vidas de la respuesta policiaca a la masacre en la escuela primaria donde murieron 19 niÑos y dos maestros. las imÁgenes muestran algunos maestros auxiliando las vÍctimas, a decenas de oficiales y a los padres corriendo cerca de el edificio. nuestra reportera con las impresionantes imÁgenes. reportera: dieron primeros auxilios las vÍctimas, cuya identidad se desconoce. las compresiones de pecho duraron varios minutos. vÍdeos que algunos oficiales de la policÍa de uvalde retuvieron a pesar de un proceso legal y varios medios de comunicaciÓn, incluyendo univisiÓn. se pueden

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and most recently the political stunt at arlington national cemetery this last month. i think just makes clear that his attitude toward the military is one of disdain. but i would say that it's more because policies that we need to be concerned about, and this fascist tendency that general kelly raises is a stark accusation, but i think it's an accurate one. i think you go back and look at the history of germany and the period that hitler was coming along, and it was a fledgling democracy. and hitler managed to manipulate that democracy into the fascist state that, in fact, brought us into the second world war. that was a warning that general kelly was giving us about the potential for a second trump term. >> admiral abbot, thank you for joining us on what is a depressing topic. appreciate it, sir. >> my pleasure. >> and still ahead, from abortion to immigration, vice president harris was just pressed on her policies. what she is revealing in the final push to the presidential election. >>> and the democrat who could pull off an upset in a super red state. congressman

. >> arlington, texas is next. bob, independent.elcome to the roundtable. >> i would like to know about kamala what she did before she got in to the vice president's role. she and willie brown turned san francisco into a super. nobody can deny that. i would like to know her qualifications. she has nothing to do with finances, economics or the military. these are important criteria. the only connection i can find with her and hollywood is the fact she was known as wonder woman. >> bob in arlington, texas. what does the harris campaign say about kamala harris's qualifications on the state and federal level as a senator when the these questions? >> they should try to take his words and use wonder woman as a bumper sticker. a new name for her as they hit the final stretch. i think when i talked to a lot of her allies, continuously say she is one of the most qualified people they believe that has run for president because of her long history in politics. before she was vice president, she was a jr. senator of california. she was on the s

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host: sylvia in arlington, virginia on the line for independents. good morning. caller: i'm going to be voting for anderson. this is the 26th district in virginia. and then there is an asian american man that i have trouble saying his name but he's -- she was in the navy and i will be voting for him for senate. -- he was in the navy and i will be voting for him for senate. host: who is your current representative in congress? caller: the current member, i'm not sure but these are both new. anderson and the asian american and the navy for senate. i have trouble saying his name. host: is the seat held b a democrat or republican currently? caller: republican, they are both republicans. host: braun, good morning. -- ron, good morning. caller: i will not be voting for my congressman. i went to one of his rallies and asked him why when trump was in there for four years that he didn't secure the border. i asked him how many bills he passed on the border when he was in there. he said zero. i asked him how many bills he's passed since he's been in there. he said zero. i a

now now, the smallest of royalist corps was the one commanded by captain samuel, a physician from arlington, charlotte county, new york. he joined the british at the end of 1776 with five of his sons serving under and another as an officer, ebenezer jessup, his company of at least 37 officers and men, was divided into rangers and in the latter under captain chaps, the holy. speaking of back to him in captain peter van holstein in, september 1777, what commanded company of 27f those people? the survivors in 1778. received permission to move to new yorwhere they continued in a similar service in. and lastly, captain wilcox of, william sick, new york. what command a 24 man pioneer that did not survive the campaign. wilcox himself what survived 1777 but not the war being killed. serving as a captain of cavalry and the west chester militia attacked in that county in february 1780. so who were these people of the original members of the royalist units? we know the nativity of some 310 ofhem. not surprising, almost five of six were born in america. most loyalists were in america. that's a question

the airline is just testing this program out in a few cities, albuquerque, tucson, arlington, virginia, among them. if you find yourself flying out of one of those places you might want to check your p's and q's do as you're told if the program is a success, the airline might extended throughout all the cities in the country. i feel like this is hard, though, because sometimes if you're boarding with someone and they're in a better group. the new like you're flying with someone. you want to go and the group that they're in, which is better than yours. so that's >> feel like that could be a with the little kids. all anyone wants is for them to be quiet, right? exactly. plaintiff, lot down. exactly. give you that. i that. yeah. all right. that's it for kron. 4 news at 5 created being with us this hour. but coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6, a former >> district attorney is joining the push to recall alameda county da pamela price. how prices responding there. plus, santa clara university facing accusations of discrimination for a group. give you the details. coming up.

host: gary in arlington, texas on the independent line. good morning, gary. caller: ladies, i will start off by saying good morning and thank you for presenting this subject. i want to say something very quickly before i make my comments. washington post, i think you guys really need to focus more on the january 6 case with jack smith's evidence coming out. i think you are doing a disservice to the american people. moving forward, i was listening to mark cuban last night, there is a great collaboration on ai. mark cuban is heavily into ai. i think that they provided a great collaboration on how that is going to be moving so further into the 21st century. i think that america cannot lose that image to china as well -- that edge to china as well. i am in the medical research in cancer and we use a lot of artificial intelligence. i think that that's major. however, i think that the washington post representative here, her eyes seemed to light up when she talks about jd vance. he is a liar. just mentioning his name with the damage he has done to the haitian commu

. - i served in the unit that does the funerals in arlington cemetery, would carry caskets and fold flags and then really see these families mourn. mostly young people my age who were lost in iraq and afghanistan. - [kristen] my generation volunteered to fight the war on terror. (bomb explodes) - take cover! come this way! - [kristen] and we were forever changed by it. many of us learned lessons we should have never had to learn about living with disabilities, about trauma, about how we see the world, and how the rest of the world sees us. - i had a license to drive a tank before i had a license to drive a car. at the time i remember just thinking terrorists are like the enemy. i didn't think of a human being. i didn't realize until i witnessed my first death and it was somebody that was on the iraq side that they were human beings and i was fighting a war that wasn't something that i believed in. - i think many of my generation, we look back at so-called greatest generation, we see world war ii. we knew the nazis are evil and we knew they needed to be fought because there was no peaceful

the pentagon has just released its report on that incident at arlington cemetery in august we're donald trump was accused of violating the cemeteries policy of not using the grounds for campaign videos or images of any kind. what does the report have to say well, the report is almost entirely redacted. >> it was essentially released on the orders of a judge who said that it had to be expedited after a foia request, but it doesn't say anything knew what it does say. however, is that the reason for all of these redactions, including a witness statement and impact statement by the arlington cemetery who says that she was pushed aside by trump campaign payne officials. is that this is remains an ongoing investigation and that is something that we did not know previously because the army had originally said that they considered the matter closed. so now we know but that it is still under investigation by federal law enforcement. the results of which of course have yet to be seen, jake, alright, natasha bertrand at the pentagon for us. thanks so much coming up next, we're going to go one on o

habÍan salido del aeropuerto de arlington, ubicado a unas 20 millas de donde ocurriÓ el accidente.n en conferencia de prensa. dijeron oficiales continÚan recorriendo la zona. >> han officer you found a bree, please. >> pidieron a los residentes que si localizan artefactos o restos del helicÓptero, notifiquen de inmediato a los oficiales que se encuentran en el lugar. >> ahorita lo la los. la investigaciÓn dice que tienen casi cuartos a cuatro personas que fallecieron. ahorita estamos investigando con todas las agencias federales. tambiÉn para agarrar la informaciÓn que uno necesita para esta investigaciÓn. >> hasta ahora las identidades, asÍ como la edad de las vÍctimas, no se ha dado a conocer. en un comunicado, la junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte asegurÓ que como parte de la investigaciÓn estarÁn recolectando los siguientes datos grabaciones de cualquier comunicaciones de control de trÁfico aÉreo, registros de mantenimiento de aeronaves, condiciones meteorolÓgicas, datos del piloto, declaraciones de testigos y videos de vigilancia disponibles. el desplome de la aerona

the vice president is someone who like all of us believes those who are buried in arlington made the ultimate sacrifice and respects them. i will be honest. it was not easy to hear the things said over the past few years about my father. about his service to the country. my father was shot down and held captive more than five years. through it all, he loved his country and the men and women to him. he held on. yet for those recently who have dismissed what he did, they made light of it and it has been a painful experience. it is also why we continue to stand up for the values we know are true in this country. [applause] and with that said, it is my honor today to stand here with governor tim walz. a man who knows about service and sacrifice. a man who will not demonize people who disagree with him, but instead focus on bringing the people of this country together. [applause] we must look forward and ask ourselves what kind of america do we want to leave behind? one that is divided, or one that our voices, the voices of veterans, the men and women who have done our part will be ignore

so for see the reason for the heavy boards. arlington to maureen, the tomorrow was specifically forgive me for this to interrupt me that, but i haven't reached having looked into this stuff for last today. but lots of, of, of chic uh students ended up in the u. k, because they were there was essentially a deported that they were rounded up on diego garcia at gun point and taken off the islands in their pets shop. so whilst it may be that there was some local dispute between them and britches, they had no choice but to leave the island. they didn't decide, well, we don't like it, we'll go. they were taken off by britain, just clarified. so we're not going to and so you, kate, in the 1st place. so orders that tony issues i'd be interested show spend yes, to prescribe meant a reset. what is the me dated, but of course it really just helps them getting away, which i think everybody would send them today. but it didn't match the fox. that's difficult, since we're still about the trees here, the numerators, but the russian government, so many of them chose to move to new page. it's our countr

. >> de arlington durante la visita del expresidente donald trump en el senado hay 5. >> se trata depolicial que describe como un miembro del personal de la campana trump presuntamente empujo a una empleada del semestre de agosto a la casa de su la camara de 5. >> de visita del expresidente donald trump en agosto. >> empleada del cementerio utilizando ambas manos. >> ella intentaba evitar que se tomaran fotografias de una ceremonia en honor a los mi militares caidos en la retirada de afganistan. >> una ley federal prohibe actividades relacionadas con campanas en estos lugares. >> de objetivos militares en iran en retaliacion al ataque irani del 1 de octubre. >> los bombardeos marcan el primer ataque abierto de las fuerzas de defensa israelies contra iran. >> ocurrieron durante la madrugada del sabado y segun israel tenian como blanco ub ubicaciones en donde se fabrican misiles y bases militares en ilam, juzestan y cerca de teheran. >> oficiales en iran indicaron que el dano a los militares en cerca de el dano fue limitado y cuatro soldados iranies murieron iran tambien senalo que des

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blood was spilled on foreign soil, how many of our best friends like my late wife are buried in arlington cemetery right now. you walk down the street and you see american citizens squalor, addicted to drugs, homeless, struggling to get by, when we always have enough money to send billions overseas. you see it right now, we have a major crisis on the east coast with this hurricane and we have military bases that could be giving aid but instead they are postured for all of these different engagements overseas. i'm not saying we should stop doing these different things overseas but we've got to start prioritizing actual american citizens. we've got to get this balance right where we are prioritizing our own citizens ahead of the next war. i am not a pacifist by any means, i've spent most of my adult life in combat. i know what fight is and i'm not afraid of a fight and the only place we should be looking for a fight right now is the southern border. fentanyl is coming across the border and killing our citizens. our country is actually being invaded right now. it's wanting to say it's compli

senior adviser at the think tank the center for strategic and international studiesjoins me now from arlingtondy win in this agreement? it everybody win in this agreement? everybody win in this aureement? , , ., agreement? it seems to be a aood agreement? it seems to be a good way — agreement? it seems to be a good way forward. _ agreement? it seems to be a good way forward. there - agreement? it seems to be a good way forward. there has | good way forward. there has been a lot of pressure on the uk to do something about this position and do something about the dispossessed peoples. it seems to safeguard the use of this facility. the united states has some concerns, those have not been stated publicly. 0f have not been stated publicly. of course, we heard about the concerns about the chinese who have a pattern of making agreements with poor countries to use their facilities and the united states is worried they may do something like this around diego garcia, there are two other considerations. 0ne two other considerations. one is for the united states, it has a great deal. the uk has been taki

the smallest of the royalist court was commanded to keep commanders samuel adams a position from arlingtonharlotteis county, new york. join the british at the end of 1776 with five of his sons serving under him. another as an officer under ebenezer jessup. his a company of at least 37 officers andnd men were divided into rangers. that latter under captain jeff. speaking 1777 would command company of 27 of those people. the survivors from 1778 received permission to move to new yorker where they continued in a similar service. and lastly, captain hazard wilcox of new york would command a 24 man a pioneer company that did not survive the campaign. wilcox himself would survive 1777 but not the war. being killedd serving as a captain of calvary and the westchester militia in that county so who were these people? of the original members of the loyalist unit 310 of them. five of six were born in america. those loyalists were not born in america but that's a question people ask so much. why do so might loyalist go to england during the war? they have never been there. you can't go home to where y

now now, the smallest of royalist corps was the one commanded by captain samuel, a physician from arlingtoncounty, new york. he joined the british at the end of 1776 with five of his sons serving under and another as an officer, ebenezer jessup, his company of at least 37 officers and men, was divided into rangers and in the latter under captain chaps, the holy. speaking of back to him in captain peter van holstein in, september 1777, what commanded company of 27 of those people? the survivors in 1778. received permission to move to new york where they continued in a similar service in. and lastly, captain wilcox of, william sick, new york. what command a 24 man pioneer that did not survive the campaign. wilcox himself what survived 1777 but not the war being killed. serving as a captain of cavalry and the west chester militia attacked in that county in february 1780. so who were these peoplof the original members of the royalist units? we know the nativity of some 31 of them. not surprising, almost five of six were born in america. most loyalists were in america. that's a question people a

host: let's talk to betty, arlington, kentucky. harris supporter. good morning. caller: good morning. i lived all over the world and different dictatorships and all of this. and trump is certainly a dictator. i lived through a bit where women are discriminated where you cannot get help. but a preacher who says that i am voting for trump. wake up americans. he is against all veterans. host: let's get one more call. albert in california. undecided. caller: good afternoon. i am neither democrat or republican. i want to be independent. i would have voted for kennedy. today, i live in stockton, california. i believe the statement is incorrect when he says some illegals and some not. the bottom line let us follow the rules. i am a fifth-generation hispanic. we got to accept certain things. i will accept democrat or republican. hopefully, at this point the republicans win. anyways. and like i said, i would say, kennedy. i would vote for him. host: since kennedy has endorsed donald trump, does that mean you will be voting for donald trump? caller: i will keep that confid

sir, was at the time i saw you at arlington and you are upset? that was exactly when it was. it was shocking and disgusting language coming from the commander in chief. >> the story of your five-year- old son just does may in here. we have two hours. what do you think and feel about a five-year-old having more empathy and understanding of service than donald trump? >> anyone has more empathy than donald trump. he was just an ill man, in that sense. it is part of the reason why trump despises the military. he does not want to use a military because it is trained and equipped to do these missions he is considering. he just wants to drag the military into the gutter with him. this is a man who lied during his service during the vietnam war and for his family to be financially comfortable so none of his children had to serve after 9/11 and the lack of empathy is exactly one of the reasons why trump should not be commander-in-chief of the united states because he will abuse the men and women under his command and order them to do illegal things to oth