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this morning he will run from arlington national cemetery to the east steps of the u.s. capitol. amazing journey and what an incredible show of strength and support for our troops. >> an awesome effort:hopefully we can catch up with him. stay with us. "news 4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> i'm the only candidate in this race who won't need on the job training. >> my opponent has spent most of his career in a social agenda. >> some heated exchanges between the two men who want to be virginia's next governor. >> also ahead, president obama is spending time at a local college today as he tries to convince americans to support his health care law. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. it is thursday, september 26. i want to show you a live picture of the nation's capital this morning. 61 degrees outside our studios in upper northwest d.c. >> tom kierein joins us live with a look at your forecast. >>> good morning. a cloud cover over the nation's capital on this thursday morning. the 26th day of september starting off with the clouds producing a f

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two navy airmen were laid to rest at arlington national cemetery 40 years after they disappeared during the vietnam war. james sizemore and another were flying over louse when their plane went down. friends and family members pooled their reseriouses to make sure they had a properfullyover for the service. funds have been stripped by sequestration cuts. >> they are great americans and they are serving by doing this. that's the way i feel about it. i can't thank them enough. he would have loved it. he would have been proud, so proud of his family in all this. >> family members are working to repay $24,000 in fuel for pilots who helped with the ceremony. >>> government workers are keeping a close eye on congress right now. lawmakers now have one week to prevent a government shutdown. here is a live look at the hill. the budget battle continues over the health care law. last week, the republican controlled house passed a bill to defund obama care. the plan is sure to die in the democratically controlled senate this week. many government agencies are preparing for the shutdown including off

. >> could also see the real thing in arlington national cemetery. it's really powerful to see. >>> still ahead on wjz news at 4:00. >> the plane was involved in flames. >> terrifying scene. a plane crashes into a bank parking lot. hear from witnesses. >> i'm ron mats. taking big steps in the fight against prostate cancer. the story coming up, here on wjz. >>> another beautiful day. what's in store for the weekend. meteorologist tim williams will be updated for the first alert weather forecast. ,,,, i'm with kelly, she just shopped at giant. she's got a receipt. we're gonna shop for the same items and see the difference. let's shop. on charmin bath tissue you could've saved $2.68. wow! that's amazing! on jiff peanut butter you could've saved 11%. that's awesome. on flintstones vitamins you could've saved over a $1.70. that's incredible. pack full of vitamin savings! big moment. same items at walmart. $146.10. that's a savings of over $17 and 10%. wow. i like that. bring your last grocery receipt to walmart and compare prices. . >>> complete weather f

arlington national cemetery.he is the first first lady to be buried there. >> the only other is jacqueline kennedy. >> i want to spend a little bit more time understanding the personality and what she brought to the role of the white house. you mentioned earlier that she was very intellectual and that even though she did not go to college, she was self educated. how important was this in shaping the role of first lady. make washington the cultural center of the united states. this made people in new york very uneasy. there were some newspaper columns saying, what do you want to do? washing to did not have a symphony orchestra, did not have -- washington did not have symphony orchestra, did not have an opera. she wanted to have the city and she wanted to-- have the city and body american values. that was partly what it was about, making the beautification of the city with the cherry trees. that was all part of her vision of what washington could be. she hit the ground running and she also started going to see cong

. >>  two airmen were laid to rest at arlington national cemetery buriedr decades inside a vietnam era plane shot down over laos in 1969 and their bodies were found last year and the u.s. government couldn't afford the burial because of sequestration. >> had i not made it back home from my tours overseas i would hope sock -- somebody would come back for me. >> now the military may have to rely more and more on volunteer airmen to honor the nation's fallen with dignity. >> a diary and treasures belonging to a war vet are now back where they belong. the michigan couple found it in the trash after the previous owner apps treasures were found in the trash -- >> if a picture is worth a thousand words then these are worth millions. there was a family reunion at scout park and hazel park. that's where alicia and angela curry received countless treasures from his tour in vietnam. >> here's their wedding album. >> larry wallace found this after his rental property went into foreclosure. he wanted to give it back but for a while it seemed like it wouldn't happened.

. >>> sequestration for some military to decline a flyover at arlington national cemetery today. two soldiers who went missing were layed to rest. the private group raised money to fill in for the air force and honor of majors howard, andrea, and junior. they were declared missing in action for 44 years when their plane went down in 1969. >> police are looking for vandals who attacked a monument on capitol hill. the granite monument is located behind the supreme court. a christian outreach ministry installed them seven years ago. the president said the tablets were angled so justices arriving at the court could see them. >>> tonight, friends are remembering a woodbridge teen stabbed to death over the weekend. 18-year-old, kenny joseph diaz was found bleeding and witnesses say they saw the woodbridge high football player on a basketball court before he was stabbed. police say this is not appear to be a random crime. >> and the sentence is 25 years in prison for the murder of a new york fashion designer with some virginia ties. silvi's parents were in mcclane. nicholas brooks stran

. >>> an emotional day at the arlington national cemetery.tnam vets were finally raid to rest more than 40 years after their plane was shot down. as we reported on friday, sequestration cuts forced the military to cut the tradition flyover at the service. as mark segraves reports, however, the fallen pilots were honored with the missing man flyover today. >> reporter: today's funeral at arlington was different than most services at the historic cemetery. two veterans being buried side by side, a rare occurrence. >> the final fitting in to a great service and great day. >> reporter: and the flyover that went through restricted air space was flown by civilians, an honor not lost on the pilots who volunteered their time and planes to honor the two men they never met. >> to have the honor as a civilian to perform over the sacred ground is humbling. >> reporter: the two pilots were killed in action over louse in 1969. their remains were not recovered from the wreckage of the plane until last year. their bodies arrived in washington yesterday. toda

this morning he will run from arlington national cemetery to the east steps of the u.s.apitol. >>> new this morning, a comedian arrested at his dupont circle show the reason witnesses say he took a swing at a washington reporter. >>> and a heads-up for loudoun county drivers, the road that will shut down in it both directions this morning that could slow down your drive to work. >>> plus, hearing your baby cry can be hard. the health implications we could be able to learn, though, about a baby's tears. >>> streaks of iridescent color, a live view from our hd city camera. a look at how warm i think it will be getting today coming in a couple of minutes. i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's the virginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we

james sizemore and his navigator, major howard andre, made their final journey home, to arlington national cemetery were laid to rest, side by side, the way they flew. their remains were found a year ago and identified in april, but once the burial was scheduled at arlington, the air force told the families of these missing airmen that the u.s. government could not afford to honor their fallen relatives with a flyover due to sequestration budget quotes. quote, the air force is unable to support the nyeover request for major sizemore due to limited budget constraints. that's when a non-profit stepped in and agree to fly in formation above the arlington ceremony in their own plane on their own dime. >> had i not made it back home from my tours overseas, i would hope somebody would come after me. that means a lot to the individual service member to know you won't be left behind. >> reporter: eight civilian pilots honored these veterans today and flew a douglas a-26 invade, the same plane that the two friends from gentleman were flying when they were shot down 44 years ago. it was flanked by two p-51 m

this morning he will run from arlington national cemetery to the capitol. >> amazing.hat an incredible journey. i hope he gets a warm welcome today. >>> happening today, president obama speaks about the health care law at prince george's community college. information on the specifics he'll discuss. >>> plus your forecast and a look at traffic. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we've always been on the forefront of innovation. when the world called for speed... ♪ ...when the world called for stealth... ♪ ...intelligence... endurance... affordability... adaptability... and when the world asked for the future. staying ahead in a constantly evolving world. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> right now at 6:00, new information just released about president obama's speech in prince george's county today. the specific details of the health care plan he will discuss plus, right now a water main in northwest washington is shut off. how long before people can use their sinks again. >>> and we are following some breaking news in syria from our live desk.

on may 20 second, 1943, and she was one of the buried at arlington national cemetery. as we close out, i want to go back to where we started. i think because of her role in making taft president, she was a consequential first lady in the cultural and political and marital cents, and i think -- enjoys -- marital cents sense. a woman to it ok for have interest in politics. we see she was ahead of her time. more of them have that natural instinct as well. >> thank you for helping us understand about one of the more obscure first ladies. we hope you interested them in learning more. thank you for joining us. ♪ wilson. ellen they wrote passionate letters and were married for 27 years before moving into the white house. she died of kidney disease after being first lady for less than a year and a half. resident wilson wrote, god has stricken me almost beyond what i can bear. met theirwilson mutual friend. they fell in love, had a secret courtship, and got married. edith wilson is best known for looking after president wilson when he suffered a stroke during his term. her stew

governor bob mcdonnell of virginia will be in arlington at the national cemetery.was an active member of the military starting in the '70s. he served 21 years both active duty and reserves retiring as a lieutenant colonel in 1997. >>> happening today in northern virginia, v-dot will tell you about the changes coming to a heavily used roundabout. if you use the intersection of route 50 and route 15 in gilbert corner, you know it can be tricky to get around and on and off that roundabout. news 4's megan mcgrath is live and what v-dot has planned. >> reporter: good morning. they had quite a problem here at this intersection. 15 and 50 in gilbert's corner with high speed serious crashes, so the decision was made to put in the roundabout that you see behind me. the idea is that you would slow traffic down and make this intersection safer. the problem is this roundabout did exactly the opposite. in fact, it made things worse in terms of the number of accidents in the intersection essentially tripling the number in the four years since the roundabout was put in. now these

mike bow says his four mile run today around the national mall a to arlington cemetery and back will bring his total to 58r 202 miles. it's an epic feat and his buddies from michigan will be be there to honor him. >> ando make sure no one forget. that's right. we'll talk about. this aht. creepy discovery in ni york. i won't believe how many snakess authorities found inside a man's house. >> didn't we have this happen back here? on another level. >> that story coming up firstrt we want to check in with sherri li live at the navy yard this morning. the f.b.i. director is providini new details about what happened in the navy yard shooting.hoot and new information surfacingfa about the company that did the background check on the gunman., we'll have the latest object investigation coming up. >> good morning, everyone. it's straight up 5:00 right nowr on this friday morning. m septembero 20. taking a look at the reagan national i believe. shouldn't be any bel issues toda you have a destination you aretn heading to for the weekend. i'm jealous. >> welcome to fox 5 morning news. fantastic f

nominee for president, but i will tell you, just a few years ago when i was at a national amphitheater in arlington cemeterythat seats 2000 people, and there were 2000 people seated that day on that memorial day. bob dole came in unannounced and quietly just kept moving over to seed, and one by one people began to see it was bob dole. and americans began to applaud and a standing ovation of 2000 americans in acknowledging a true hero. that's where we want to always be as a united states of america, that we still have hero's and we will still acknowledge them. and that young people like shane will know that they have a future because this country is the best in the world. >> thank you. that's all we have time for today. spent i just wanted to add, what governor granholm said is equally important to we are 47th out of 50 states of women in our legislature. it's an absolute disgrace. it's got to change, and both parties are looking for good women candidates. and i told them, right now we've got a lovely cauldron am a teacher community. and i said to my democrats, go out and find a committee teacher who wants t