d.c. union station and was taken in the end of the war. you see in the photograph another is beaming because her son is back from the war. he is holding a baby and you see the one that is returning. this picture to me totally explains why world war i is important to the nation and everybody en route. so this is my centennial commission pitch. that's one is probably the child of a civil war veteran would be my feeling. and that soldier holding the baby, that baby by the way is a member of the greatest generation. that soldier was born in an age of horse and wagon's. he probably hadn't traveled before he went overseas with the american expeditionary forces. he probably had traveled much out of the county that he was born. even though he's coming into union station in washington at this point. and that person that was born in the age of horse and wagon that could speak to a civil war veteran is probably going to pass away in the age of jet travel. so think about that for a minute. he passed away in this decade in the last known world war i ve

d.c. union station today at noon and mega bus donating $1 to fold of honor for every passenger who rides the during the move may. non profit provides educational scholarships to children or spouses of fallen members. >> investors on wall street focused on president trump foreign trip. we head to fox news networking in new york next. >> the losing streak over. bullpen gets a save. cavaliers stunned in clev cleveland. lebron not a good game. >> not a good game ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. >> first a check of the the fox business network studio on monday raining here lauren. lauren simonetti in new york. >> here too. >> really? >> here too, wet weather outside. >>

this photograph was taken in washington, d.c., at union station and taken in 1919 if i remember. doesn't say it on it but it is at the end of the war. you see in the photograph a mother just beaming because her son's back from the war, and he is holding a baby and you see his brother there, the sailor and the wife looking on, of the guy who is returning. and this picture totally explains why world war i is important to this nation and everybody in the room. this is my world war i centennial commission pitch. that woman, the mother, that woman is probably the child of a civil war veteran, would be my gut on her. and, that soldier, holding the baby, that baby, by the way, is a member of the greatest generation. that soldier, was born in an age of horse and wagons. he probably had not traveled before he went overseas with the american expeditionary forces, he probably hadn't traveled much out of the county he was born in, even though he is coming into union station in washington at this point. and that person, that was born in the age of horse and wagon, who could speak to a civil w

d.c.'s union station is now suing union station. i-team has learned the transit agency is taking union station's operators to court demanding the removal of wall advertisements for delta airlines from the station. amtrak tells us its lease at the transit hubs prohibits union stations from allowing competitors to advertise in side. amtrak says it competes with delta for passengers especially in the northeast. no comment from other side. >>> after years of studying the def relativation of the words language, the dictionary using it in a the sentence, today is the day top spellers put those skills to the test. >> >> correct. >> thank you. >> that's just one of the warmup words. more than 200 spellers endured multiple rounds at the script national spelling bee. the finals happen tomorrow and six of our local students are moving on indeed. >> we have a digital exclusive you'll find only in our washington app. die hard have created a fantasy draft if you will just like sports fans carefully study athletes records, spelling bee super fans

d.c. area or the surrounding region, but they say that people will realize, they will see a visible and large police presence heading into the weekend. reporting outside of union station, meghan fitzgerald news4. >> scott macfarlane at the live desk. international intrigue inside a d.c. courtroom late today. prosecutors have just charged two men with selling u.s. trade secrets to a major chinese military contractor. in all seven men are under arrest, two of them taken down by the feds here in d.c. schenn she and gang loo both now formally charged with conspiracy, both accused of selling to a chinese military contractor. police report showed they were arrested not far from here along connecticut avenue in northwest d.c. sources told the news4 i-team the fbi raided a home in houston yesterday. we obtained video of that raid a short while ago. court filings indicate the secrets involved the foam material frequently used for military frokz, xi and loo each now face ten years in federal prison, each lives in houston. neither has entered a plea in the case yet but both expected back in court for a preliminary hearing june 12th. five others were arrested in this scheme late

d.c. man that called in a phony bomb threat to union station. james cherry will spend time in prison. he must pay $36,000 in restitution to amtrak. new information about last week's deadly chaos in times scare. the man accused of intentionally nowing down pedestrians with the car indict bade grand jury. richard rojas admitted he was on drugs when he drove along a sidewalk for three books. 22 people were hurt and an 18-year-old was killed. jonathan: this is just coming in. terry mcauliffe announcing on twitter he is pardoning liliana mendez. she is facing deportation after being arrested with a routine check-in with i.c.e. an mcauliffe says it may not make a difference but it could decides whether to separate her from her family. alison: in the next half hour, the congressional budget office expected to release analysis of the latest g.o.p. healthcare plan. that is the plan the house passed two weeks ago. this score will tell us how the american healthcare act would impact the deficit. if they determine that the bill doesn't deserve the senate consideration, they can send it back to th

d.c. man to two and a half prison for making bomb threats. james cherry pleaded guilty to calling in false bomb threat to union station last july and he admitted to making threats to two other locations. michelle: crime alert now. after a frightening robbery caught on video in georgetown. this is on m street at the corner of wisconsin avenue. in this video, you see the armed men force an employee to open a safe while his hands are zip tied. he can't get the safe open. so the thieves steal everything he had on him and ran. similar scene in prince george's county. masked men holding up employees in a wall green. this thief was patience. the surveillance video shows him walk in the store an hour earlier and hide inside of a bathroom until closing time. in the rory his mask slips down to give a good look at the face. if you recognize him, call the police. jonathan: a major problem two years ago. d.c. police officers hur arrest. officers couldn't use tasers because they didn't carry them. the "7 on your side" item learned that could change as soon as next month. >> the police chief is planning a program to implement tasers now. i expect we will hav

union station or enjoying the live concert this weekend. law enforcement officials will be on high alert but la port says the public needs to do their part as well. >> d.cis a target symbolically for sure, and we need to take our level of preparedness just that much more seriously. >> reporter: now it is important to note that this chief of the metropolitan police department says there is not a known credible threat to d.c. or the surrounding area. >> thanks. >> it has been nearly a year now since the murder of democratic national committee staffer seth rich. he was killed while walking home from a bar in e neighborhood of northeast d.c. last july. the d.c. police believe it was a botched robbery. nobody has been arrested and the fact that no one's been arrested is in part is what's prompted a slue of conspiracy theories. richard's parents stop political sizing their son's murder. >> in recent weeks, why the conspiracy theories around this poor young man's murder? >> well, two things. one is the sequence of events. he was murdered in july, then 12 days after that this leak of the first leak of embarrassing e-mails from the democratic national committee