gravestones of military veterans. of world war i memorials. not just gravestones, but statues, plaque, bridges, and gymnasiums, in honor of the virginians who served in world war i. much enjoy why very studying in cemeteries remiss if , i didn't conclude by talking about what isn't in the cemetery. what else would we like to know about african-american funerary rituals? one of the places to look is in 19th century art. in this lithograph, individuals, there is a coffin you can see at the end of the wagon, headed to a funeral. scene, this iser an 1816 painting by a british man visiting new orleans. i have to emphasize this is a white perspective on a slave funeral. have so fewwe photographs or paintings or depictions of black funerals in the antebellum period, it is still valuable to analyze. there is actually a lot going on in this picture. i will summarize by saying that you can see the coffin lowering -- being lowered into the ground in the bottom corner. an african-american preacher saying the service. this is sign

a quick plug for my newest project based on these gravestones, based on these gravestones of military veterans. statues, plaque, ridges, and gymnasiums, in honor of the virginians who served. i would be remiss if i didn't conclude by talking about what isn't in the cemetery. what is a b would like to know about african-american funerary rituals? one of the places to look is in 19th century art. individuals,graph in the coffin that you can see at the end of the wagon headed to the funeral? it's an even richer scene. of it that -- a man visiting from new orleans -- this is the white perspective on a slave funeral. these of the paintings and depictions. there is actually a lot going on in this picture. i will summarize by saying that you can see this coffin lowering itself into the ground in the bottom corner. this is significant, if you only delete -- read the laws of the statutes at the time, you will learn the african-american church services, usually a white teacher had to be present. ofs was because of the fear slave revolt. it's actually fascinating to see an african-american preac

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quincy police were initially concerned the gravestone was stolen. >> the reporter: the gravestone was found in the mulch area behind the apartment complex here in quincy, and it turns out, there was a mistake on the gravestone, and that's why it wasn't at the cemetery. >> i was actually surprised. >>> a gravestone found right out in the open for the most parks but up until a dog walker pointed it out, nobody thought twice about it, not even building. police fearing it was stolen, tried to find where carlton knight jr. was buried. he died in 1996. they got a hit with his name at a marblehead cemetery, but it wasn't the same person. the detective started digging by contacting head stone makers in town. >> he had been to three or four places before us and said we were the last ones. so i'm glad we could help him out. >> after going through the old records from 1996, quincy memorial found the index cards with all the answers including the typo mistake. carlton's first name should have an e on it. >> there was a mistake on the one that was found and we had made a new one for him, and i thi

did he a double take and found a gravestone. quincy police were initially concerned that the gravestone was stolen. robert ghoulston talked to the detective who was able to sort it all out. >> i was actually surprised. >> reporter: a gravestone found out in the open for most part but up until a dog walker pointed it out, nobody thought twice about it. >> we've seen it here since we started here. >> reporter: police fearing it was stolen started trying to find where carleton knight junior was buried. he died in 1996 and got a hit with his name at a marblehead cemetery but wasn't the same person. the detective started digging by contacting headstone makers in town. >> we were the last one so i'm glad we could help him out. >> reporter: after going through the old records from 1996, quincy memorials found the index card with all of the answers including the typo mistake which is why this gravestone was never used. carlton's first name should have an e in it. >> we found out there was a mistake made on the one that he found and we m

quincy police were intrigued by this gravestone mystery. so they put a detentive on it and after a couple of days of digging the hardwork really paid off. quincy police needed help finding out where this gravestone belong and who was karlton knight junior. the small stone was discovered at a condo complex near a mulched area. police struck gold when they stopped by quincy memorials, >> he died in 1996. so our records back then are tough to go through. they're index cards. >> reporter: detectives wondered had there been a grave-yard vandal. this has nothing to do with theft but a lot to do with selling. >> his real grave stone is here. he spelled his first name about -- with an e. it was likely put on display at this business by the southeast expressway. >> if we make a manage take, it -- mistake, something like that. >> reporter: if you feel like sherlocke holmes. one more piece of this mystery karlon knight junior according to an on-line obit was a whole sale lumber in duxbury of heart failure in 1979. >> i found whiskey bottles at the up

a gravestone was vandalized over and over again for more than a year.er we showed you images of the suspected vandal, police say tips started rolling in. now they've arrested a man named paul donovan. investigators say donovan was angry with the man buried at the cemetery plot over a theft that happened 56 years ago. >> when the deceased was 10 and this subject was 12, he claims that this subject stole money from him and 56 years later, he was getting back at him. so for 56 years, he lived with this grudge. >> police tell us donovan offered to pay the family back for the damage he did minus the 56-year-old debt which he says is $300. >>> tragedy strikes twice for former nfl quarterback doug flutie. his parents died of heart attacks within an hour of each other. doug flutie is best known for his hail mary pass against miami while playing for boston college in 1984. he spent 12 seasons in the nfl and works as an analyst for nbc sports. he posted on facebook today that his father, who had been ill, died of a heart attack in the hospital. less than an hour

a gravestone shows up behind an apartment complex. the great lengths police had to go to to solve this mystery. that s mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest wi-fi available when you need it the most. >> startling discovery kept quincy police working leads since last night. someone found a grave marker mind an apartment complex. >> elizabeth: police were afraid it had been taken from a cemetery, some time overhaul wean weekend. robert goulston talked to the detective who sorted this all out. >> it was the dog walker behind the quincy tower apartments who found that gravestone last night and police, of course, with the halloween weekend, were worried that somebody had actually stolen it, but they figured out that there was a mistake

someone vandalized a gravestone in conshohocken over and over again for more than a year. after we showed you the images of the suspected vand am, police tips started rolling in. and they now charged this man, ball donovan with theft and vandalism. investigators say donovan was angry with the dead man buried in the cemetery plot over a theft he said happened 56 years ago. >> when the deceased was 10 and this subject was 12, he claims in this subject toll money from him and 56 years later, he was getting back at him. so for 56 years, he lived with this grudge. >> police sell us donovan offered to pay the family back for the damage he did, minus the debt from 56 years ago, which he claimed to be $300. >> he says he was $300 stolen from him. >> right. >> wow. what a story. >>> 20 minutes after 5:00 now. before you head out the door, you will want the umbrella, the rain jacket and a little patience, too. >> information from jessica boyington would be helpful. especially a problem on 95. >> we have sky force 10 over the scene on 95. this is on the northbound side of 95 around g

someone was vandalizing a gravestone in conshohocken for more than a year. after we showed you the images of the suspected vandal. tips started rolling in. now they charged this gay, paul donovan. investigators say he was angry with the dead man over a theft that he says happened 56 years ago. >> when the deceased was 10 and this subject was 12, he claims that this subject stole money from him and 56 years later, he was getting back at him. so for 56 years, he lived with this grudge. >> >>> we have new information about a police stop if lower marion, police handcuffed a man raising questions about profiling. they show-officer did everything by the book earlier this month, they protested african-americans. this came after a bank robbery. police responded and saw the suspect near the bank. they stopped him, handcuffed him and searched him. they brought the bank teller out to i.d. him. when the teller said it wasn't the right guy, police let him go. the main line chavt chapter of the na acp filed a complaint merely because he was black. >>> they are asking for

a gravestone mystery about vandals. they say the suspect in this case vandalized someone's tombstone if montgomery county because of a grudge he had held on to for more than half a century. we first brought you the story last week. someone vandalized a gravestone in conshohocken after we showed these under surveillance images of the suspect. police say the tips started rolling in. now they've identified and charged this man, paul donovan. investigators say he was angry with the man who was buried in that grave over a theft that happened when they were kids. >> when the deceased was 10 and this subject was 12, he claims that this subject stole money from him and 56 years later, he was getting back at him. so for 56 years, he lived with this grudge. >> now, police tell us donovan has offered to pay back the family for the damage he did to the dpravstone minus the debt, the money that was allegedly stolen from him. which he says is $300. >>> next, the sign says, pizza, pasta and wings. police say something illegal was also

father of six live long cop died at 84 his family paid nearly four grand to live stone for his gravestone. that was back in early may 2014. 16 months later, and there was no headstone. despite repeated calls and contacts with live stone and its operator greg stefan, jr. >> why do we have to go through this. how does this man put his head down at night knowing there's people out there chasing after him for stone. >> in early october fox 29 investigates left a message for is he fan asking why the company had failed to place the stone. one day later and it was there. fox 29 investigates has heard from nearly two dozen customers who have had trouble getting services or responses from live stone some eventually got their stones finished but it took a lot of evident. the attorney general's complaint tells similar stories as it lays out example after example of consumers who were badly treated by live stone. >> these folks wanted to provide their loved ones with a respectful memorial in traditional sense. they wanted to achieve some closure but they weren't able to do that because the businesses

veterans rejecting the ad i think he's talking about an objection to a background image showing gravestones at arlington used as an illustration that the vote that david vitter missed which he's been criticized for the phone records of the d.c. madam, the vote concerned honoring u.s. soldiers who were killed in action. as far as i understand it, john bel edwards has announced he'll recut the ad the same way taking that image of the gravestones out of the ad. is that what the exchange was about there? >> it's deeper than that. part of the exchange was they didn't mention it. someone did write a letter, the mother of someone who died in combat wrote a letter complaining about the imagery, the use of the gravestones in the background. what you heard in the exchange was the fact that john bel edwards is bringing this emotional topic up that vitter doesn't want to discuss. because every time that scandal is mentioned, it reminds voters of a period in his life that he would like to have erased from his political biography. unfortunately for dade vitter is an issue that constantly gives john bel e

michael svatos was arrested in june after he was caught on a surveillance camera knocking over gravestones at the trinity cemetery. the cemetery had been vandalized several times in the year before svatos' arrest. back in september, svatos pleaded no contest to felony mischief. a judge has sentenced two of three men convicted for their roles in an atm heist from a siouxland bank. 23-year old jacob christensen and 22-year old cody murphree of norfolk were each sentenced to 30-60 months of jail time in wayne county district court on wednesday. in september, the pair pleaded guilty to felony theft and felony criminal mischief charges after being arrested for stealing an atm from the elkhorn valley bank in hoskins in june. the third suspect in the case, 24-year old david rhodes, has also been convicted of the same charges but will be sentenced in december. a northwest family caught with large amounts of marijuana in utah is now back in storm lake, iowa to face charges. utah highway patrol officers stopped abel medina rios and his two children, 28-year-old raquel and 26-year-old abel back on oc

detectives tracked down the company that made the gravestone. they were able to sort this situation out. >>> we find out that -- there was a mistake made on the one that he found, and we had made a new one for him, and i think that is found at the cemetery now. it should be. >>sara: the man's first name was spelled wrong on the mystery headstone. the correct one is at the proper place. the one found in quincy just ended up in the wrong place. >>> a car burst into flames in charlton. the charlton fire department and police found this car on fire on oxford road around 6:00 last night. everyone was able to get out safely. >>> new this morning, a boston-based fantasy sports site is accused of violating another company's patent. draft kings and its rival fan duel are being sued by a technology company in texas. the lawsuit claim that fantasy sports sites use patented technology to run their games. draft kings and fan duel are not commenting on the lawsuit. >>> scientists are getting closer to figure out what caused a e. coli outbreak at chipotle. mor

over the weekend, vandals damaged or destroyed several gravestones, many of which belong to veterans. west bridgewater police believe the vandals are likely kids, but that doesn't bring comfort to family members like jane. she often visited her grandparents who died in the '50s and her father who died just three years ago. now she says it's tough. >> it's just terrible. i think they have entirely too much time on their hands. they have no respect whatsoever. they just don't. >> reporter: no arrests have been made at this point. this is the fourth time the cemetery has been vandalized in three years. not all of the graves affected were veterans, but nonetheless, the cemetery is considering removing flags in hopes of removing the target. chris, back to you. >> let's hope they figure out who did that. >>> the top eight republican candidates will take the main stage tonight in milwaukee for the fourth gop presidential debate. it comes as new poll numbers show ben carson and donald trump are ahead of the pack. the poll shows trump and carson neck and neck in the key early voting state of s

over the weekend, vandals damaged or destroyed several gravestones, many of which belonged to veterans. the vandals are likely kids, but that doesn't bring comfort to family members like jane voris who often visits her grandparents who died and her father who died not long ago. >> i don't understand. i think they have entirely too much time on their hands. they have no respect whatsoever. they just don't. >> reporter: no arrests have this is the fourth time the cemetery has been vandalized in three years. not all of the graves affected were veterans but nonetheless, the cemetery is considering removing flags in hopes of removing the target. back to you. >>> it's 5:07 right now. a new push to make school buses safer. federal safety officials want seat belts on all school buses. nicole has a closer look at the push for seat belts. good morning, nicole. you, chris. this has been on ongoing debate for years and slowly states are getting the hint, if you will. they are implementing legislation that would require seat belts but only a handful of them. them. we'll give you a closer look right

it is one-stop of the ghost and gravestones tour. according to the guy, a number ghost of a former boston mayor, still sitting in the same see as performance. who could it be? i will give you choices. mayor walsh: no biased boston mayor has ever died in a chair. ed: you are 2-2. ja ed: for the record, the mayor did not touch the butterfingers during the commercial. question three. boston harbor cruises run a fairy five times a day through halloween. how long does the trip takes? mayor walsh: long wharf to salem, 45 minutes? ed: just under an hour. i look give it to you. for his officers. how do you stand on it? it right now. right? mayor walsh: yeah, pilot program. we are looking at sometime in the spring. janet: how may police officers? mayor walsh: i' m not exactly sure, but will to get a sampling. ed: do you think it will be an effective tool? mayor walsh: it is hard to say. after a while, they do not seem as effective. i think it is worth looking at. ed: you have a big plan to upgrade the school facilities. a tax hike is on the t

svatos was arrested in june, after he was caught on surveillance footage knocking over gravestones at the trinity cemetery near hoskins. the cemetery had been the subject of a number of vandalisms over the course of a year before svatos' arrest. svatos had been held in the pierce county jail while awaiting sentencing. svatos pleaded no contest to felony mischief back in september. two of the three men convicted for their roles in an atm heist from a bank in northwest nebraska were sentenced today. 23-year old jacob christensen and 22-year old cody murphree of norfolk were each sentenced to 30-60 months of jail time in wayne county district court on wednesday. the pair plead guilty to felony theft and felony criminal mischief charges in september after being arrested for stealing an atm from the elkhorn valley bank in hoskins in late june. the third suspect in the case, 24-year old david rhodes has also been convicted of the same charges but will be sentenced in december. a northwest family caught with large amounts of marijuana in utah is now back in storm lake, iowa to face charges.

. >>> a gravestone mistery had quincy police hitting a dead end till now. >>> each upset that a pedestrian safety project was taking too long. and now burns is proposing the town use they were nal plastic coating that lasts longer. no decision has been made. >>> ll bean is doing something it has never done in its 100 year history. they just chose their ceo from outside the country. traditionally every ceo from ll bean has been promoted from within. >>> a lot of goat finds police first. how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... then you make it... nothing like this. you make a capital one caf\. banking advice... and checking accounts with no minimums... or fees. mobile app that makes banking as easy as this. that's banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? >>> coming up, we'll have the second part of our extended sit down interview with governor baker. and he defends a controversial part of his legislation to battle the opioid process. do the calorie listings on fast in our habits? we'll discuss that at 10:00. >>> a pure hang hangover or get relief from the flu and you don't h

the same gravestone in a pennsylvania cemetery has been vandalized over and over again. since no other graves were damaged -- police set up a surveillance camera. police now have a suspect -- who has this unusual excuse. "the suspect claims that 56 years ago when the deceased was money from him and 56 years later he was getting back at him." police say he not only confessed but says he'll cover the costs to fix the damage -- of course -- minus the money he says he is still owed 56 years later. we still have a lot to get to this morning: including a day to celebrate quitting. many people have this day circled on their calendar -- to give themselves a fresh start. plus -- eileen likes to get through thanksgiving first before we start thinking about christmas... but they just can't help themselves for santa. the winds remain gusting to 40 mph this morning, but will be even stronger in a couple of hours. and... we have snow in the forecast leading into the "now your sfrom the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additi

. >> reporter: over the weekend vandals damaged several gravestones. >> to james boreries family. >> i still get upset to have somebody do this. >> reporter: her father died just three years ago. >> i used to go quite often. i have a tough time now. it's just terrible. i don't understand. i think they have entirely too much time on their hands and whatsoever. >> reporter: she says she will consider removing the flags if it would remove the target. she believes they are likely kids, but says that shouldn't matter. >> if they're going to the this, i don't know what they'll do later on. >>> well there is bad news tonight for the patriots. dion lewis is out with a torn acl. >> how much does hurt the pats? >> reporter: well there's no doubt about it. dion lewis is one that makes a difference. he has a torn acl and he is on the injured reserve and that means he's done for the year. tonight tom brady talked to jim gray about how the pats will handle the loss of lewis. >> you still have to find ways to produce. they may be differently than when we were producing when deon was in there. the p

antoinette: a rhode island cemetery worker who stole granite gravestones of veterans and use them as flooring at his home has been handed down his punishment. 59-year-old kevin maynard was sentenced to 200 hours of community service to help veterans and a year of probation. maynard pleaded guilty in july for taking gravestones and other items from the veterans' memorial cemetery in exeter. investigators found more than 100 grave markers being used as flooring at maynard's home in charlestown. new this morning the former chief executive of the anglo irish bank facing fraud charges in ireland has asked a judge here to release extradition hearing. "the globe" reporting that david drumm told a federal judge in boston on friday that he is not a flight risk and would not abandon his family. he's asking for home confinement with electronic monitoring so he can continue working. erika: it's 5:10 right now. ahead "5 on the opoid crisis." antoinette: the key information parents need to spot some real dangers. and a firey collision out west. the accident that sent flames shooting hundreds of fe

antoinette: a rhode island cemetery worker who stole granite gravestones of veterans home has been handed down his punishment. 59-year-old kevin maynard was sentenced to 200 hours of community service to help veterans and a year of probation. maynard pleaded guilty in july for taking gravestones and other items from the veterans' memorial cemetery in exeter. investigators found more than 100 grave markers being used as flooring at maynard's home in charlestown. erika: it's now 8:09. ahead "5 on the opoid crisis." antoinette: the key information parents need to spot some real dangers. and a firey collision out west. the accident that sent flames shooting hundreds of feet high. frank? frank: and we are following breaking news right now in paris. isis now taking responsibility for a series of deadly attacks. more than 127 people killed at a concert hall, a soccer stadium, and four restaurants around the city. eight of the attackers are now dead. police still searching for anyone who helped the isis terrorists. danielle? danielle: a cold and blustery start to the weekend. the changes i'm trac

michael svatos was arrested in june after he was caught on a surveillance camera knocking over gravestones and doing other damage at the trinity cemetery in hosksk svatos pleaded no contest to felony miscscef in september. he could have gotten up to five years in prison and a 10-thouasnd dollar fine. svatos' 15-year old nephew admitted to being the person seen on the atv tearing up the lawn in the cemetery. tribal members asked for it at the polls this week, and now omaha tribal leaders will study the feasibility of legalizing marijuana on the reseseation, both for medicinal and recreationalal use----andndrowing industrial hemp on tribal land in western iowa. tribal chairman vernon miller says the study will determine whether the business would make financial sense. on tuesday, voters overwhelmingly approved three referendums, which the tribal council will take into consideration. miller says leaders will watch to see how the santee sioux marijuana resort on that tribe's reservation in flalareau, south dakota pererrms. miller says the tribe will work to ensure that any proposed plan would

michael svatos was arrested in june after he was caught on a surveillance camera knocking over gravestones at the trinity cemetery. the cemetery had been n ndalized several l mes in the year before svatos' arrest. back in september, svatos pleaded no contest to felony mischief. a judge has sentenced two of three men convted for their roles in an atm heist from a siouxland bank. 23-year old jacob christensen and 22-year old cody murphree of norfolk were each sentenced to 30-60 months of jail time in wayne county district court on wednesday. in september, theheair pleaded guguty to felony theft and felony criminal mischief charges after being arrested for stealing an atm from the elkhorn valley bank in hoskins in june. the third suspect in the case, 24-year old david rhodes, has also been convicted of the same charges but will be sentenced in december. a northwest family caught with large amounts of marijuana in utah is now back in storm lake, iowa to face charges. . utah highway patrol officece stopped abel medina rios and his two children, 28-year-old raquel and 26-year-old abel back on oc

almost a dozen gravestones were overturned. police found flags, candles and urns knocked off headstones. veterans graves have been targeted before usually around the holiday. a kennel in revere is fighting for lilly, an abused puppy. it was found on the side of the road with severe injuries, including broken and fractured her head. it's not known who did this but abuse and neglect led to her condition. >> her option was either to be euthanized or to research out for help. well, look at her. she came in, she didn't know me, she didn't know my daughter or family business, she walked into our kennel yesterday, greeting my father with kisses, wobbling, trying to stand up, tail trying to wag, just loving everybody. >> gofundme page has raised more than $5,000 for lilly. >> christa: boston niners will have a new ways to choose a place to eat, issuing a letter grade rating them on cleanliness and food safety. diners will be able to check on line whether a restaurant has a a, b or c ratings. new york has using this system for years. bo

. >>> a local gravestone vandalized over and over. police say they couldn't figure out why the conshohocken family was targeted, but after we showed surveillance pictures of the suspect last week today police charged the man responsible. the motive behind the crime, a grudge that lasted 56 years. nbc 10's deanna durante takes you to cons hoke hocken for a story you'll see only on 10. >> at first it was red paint and then again, black paint, tar and acts of vandalism all targeting one cemetery plot in the conshohocken beginning in 2014 and continued until this week. >> the vandalism has occurred on at least four occasions. >> reporter: the crimes happened in march april and december of 20 "24" an again in november this year. each time the same headstone was deface. with no other headstones being vandalized police figured they were targeting this one family and they put a picture him and put a camera in the tree above the headstone. the artist surveillance pictures, pipsters saw our story and called in possible names the police say this

. >>> a gravestone found far from the cemetery. coming up at 4:30, the spelling mistake that landed this marker miles from where it belongs. >>> and homeless citizens attacked with bb guns and rock attacked with bb guns and rocks. the young ages of the suspects who are now in big trouble. >>> but first fox25 storm track >>> but first fox25 storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear following a potential record warm-up. >>shiri: warm temperatures for now dealing with fog and visibility under a mile in norwood and fog in keene, new hampshire, half-mile visibility in keene and orange. . happening today, members of a mosque that was vandalized in burling tonk will stand together in solidarity and interfaith we are americans event will be held in burlington. they will read tag walls vandalized with usa graffiti with terms like we are u.s.a. two teens have been charged with malicious destruction of property. >>> three workers crushed by a wall in merrimack. this morning the building inspector and osha are investigating. skyfox over

reporter: the sea of red, white and blue over the gravestones, a somber reminder of the cost of freedom. michael lewis from sagmore beech has brought his family here. >> i talk with them about the battles that were fought, the sacrifices that were made. >> i think it's really important for them to understand how people have served the country. reporter: julian talking to their daughters about patriotism. >> there are people that sacrifice for our freedom. reporter: the operation plans to return here november 15 to remove the flags to be stored and reused next year. in bourne, frank holland, wcvb. bob: as we turn our attention to the weather and veterans day on wednesday, we know things are warming up again or no, mike? mike: it looks like it will be warming up but that's a relative term. it won't be as warm as last week with temperatures in the 60's and 70's. three times during the month of have gotten above the 70-degree mark, unprecedented. temperatures have been going downhill from noon to right now and we are at a low temperature the day. in boston, 52 degrees. that's not the cold s

for every ccasion to put a flower in the name -- these names are engraved into the wall like a gravestone. and in design-speak, the legend or the inscription, which is always in the sky, it is the same -- indicated in my drawing as remember. meaning it is raised. and when i found out that i was selected, i called up don everhart. don, do me a favor. if we are going to do this right, let us engrave remember nto the stone. and the other part of that is of course, the numbers you can well imagine. when you design in the round, it is very different than designing ectorlinearly. there are different rules you break as an artist. again, this is a conceptual and somatic piece. i placed them very carefully as if the round face of this medal were an analog clock. the first flight that hit at :21, all the flights are positioned -- 77, 93 -- exactly at the times the souls met their fate. it was a very emotional medal. i am very proud of it, as well. he sculpt was done by jim, inside baseball again, the lines were very difficult he told me, to get them raised and to get them to have integrity. it went

stars, empty brass cartridge cases from afghanistan or iraq, you could see a quarter on top of the gravestone. what sense does that make? everything makes sense, the quarters are from -- served with the person on the ground and it was a way to say i was there, the pennies are from people in boot camp, people right ear leverett notes, and leave them there. you could say if it looks like the mess. arlington is supposed to the green grass, white tombstones, very spare aesthetic. everything you see in 6 to the -- section 60 is in violation of that and people who run arlington cemetery and families and friends to bring all this stuff, they really haven't reached a compromise. they tried to. i will continue that. >> the way you describe that, it is exactly like that. >> that is a good analogy because as someone interested in history i very much appreciate the national park service, very systematically, historians, systematically gathered all these artifacts, tried to make sense of them, i am writing about the vehicle 20 years from now, it would be at repository of things, people who served in vietn

but detectives tracked down the made the gravestone and able to sort the situation out. >> there was mistake on one that he found and made a new one for him and i think that's down at the cemetery now, it should be. >> gene: indeed it is. the man's first name was spelled wrong on the mystery headstone. the correct one is in his proper place at the mayflower cemetery in duxbury. the one found in quincy ended up in the wrong place. >> sara: the mbta says it is ready for winter. happening today the mbta and company that runs the commuter rail will update the plans in cambridge. last winter the rail was plagued by serious delays and cancellations for weeks during the height of the snow season. on the list to keep things moving this winter, snow plows on the trains, snow melters for the tracks and more snow fighting equipment. >> gene: two longer serving members of the boston city council lost their seats. last night charles yancey conceded defeat. he has represented since 1983. political newcomer andrea campbell beat him. the attorney was one year old when yancey first took off. >> resul

every now and again you will see a quarter on top of a gravestone, or a penny. what sense does that make? well, whatever it is everything make sense in some way. the quarters are from people who served with the person in the ground, and it's a way to say i was there, i remember. the pennies are from people who were in boot camp with the person. people write elaborate notes with sharpies on rocks and leave them there. and you know, you could say well, it looks like junk. it looks like a mr. arlington is supposed to be green grass, white tombstones, very spare aesthetics. everything you see in section 60 is in violation of that, and there's been conflict between the people who run arlington cemetery and familie the familid friends who brings all this stuff. and they really haven't reached a compromise on a. they have tried to put anyone on continue that. yes, sir spent the way you describe it militancy very much of what happened on the vietnam memorial wall program student is exactly like the vietnam wall. that's a good analogy because, you know, someone who's int

each time defacing the family gravestone. >> we don't know what the issue is.e need the public's help identifying the suspect. >> reporter: police helping you can name the man. sometimes he uses a cane. police think he's behind all five cases of vandalism. live now at the latest vandalism attack here. black spray paint over the headstone. black spray paint over the light the family installed here. through police they just want this to stop. you know who the man is, call white march township police. deanna durante. >>> right now at 5:00, dog tags are on trees in parks all over bucks and montgomery counties. 22 dog tags symbolize number of suicides committed by veterans every day. tradition of hanging tags on a tree began last year at a church. the program is part of the touch stone veterans outreach community network. both president obama and pennsylvania governor tom wolf entered challenges to end homelessness. homeless veterans reintegration program, hvrp, provide homeless veterans with skill trains, placement and other services. the program also targets speci

the stone was stolen over halloween weekend and detectives tracked down the company that made the gravestone situation. >> we found out there was a mistake made on the one found and we made a new one for him and i think that's down at the should be. >> julie: man's first name was spelled wrong on the headstone and first one in proper place at mayflower cemetery in duxbury ended up in the wrong place. >>> julie: 62-year-old denise robert was shot while out for a walk. cross and flowers placed along the manchester street where robert was killed has vanished. this week the fbi confirmed that federal ans joined the seven for her killer and so far no arrests have been made. >> daniel: mbta says it is ready for winter. company that runs the commuter rail will update the plans in cambridge. last winter the rail was plagued with serious delays and cancellations for weeks during the height of snow season on the list to keep things moving this winter snow plows on the trains, new snow melters for the tracks and more snow fighting equipment local toddler attacked by the family dog, still ahead this mor

father of six, life-long cop died at 84, his family paid nearly four grand to life stone for his gravestone. that will was back in early may 2014. sixteen months later and it was no headstone. despite repeated calls, and contact with life stone, and its operator, greg stephen, jr. >> why do we have to go through this? why does a man put his head down at night knowing there is people out there chasing after him for a stone? >> in early october, fox 29 investigation left message for stefan, asking why the company had failed to place the stone. one day later, and it was there. fox 29 investigation has heard from nearly two dozen customers, who have had trouble getting services or responses from life stone, some eventually got their stones finished, but it took a lot of effort. the attorney general's complaint tells similar stories, as it lays out example, after example of consumers, who were badly treated by life stone. >> these folks wanted to provide their loved ones with a respectful memorial, in a traditional set. wanted closure. but they weren't able to do that because the businesses neve

and in september, they toppled another statue of him at the carmel mission and sprayed paint on gravestones. >>> san francisco spca will soon off three dogs up for adoption that were rescued from a meat farm in south korea. humane society international rescued 100 dogs from the farm and then flew them to san francisco. the dogs then went to american shelters. about 2 million dogs are killed each year in south korea and animal welfare activists want to raise awareness. >>> nurses at marin general hospital going on strike today. 500 will participate on the one- day walkout. they say they have been negotiating with the hospital for almost a year now. at issue staffing and workplace safety. hospital officials say the strike is irresponsible and unjustified. >>> nbc is showing no signs of giving in to pressure to cancel donald trump's guest host appearance on "saturday night live." >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go. >> latino advocacy groups gathered outside nbc headquarters in new york. they are angry by the republican presidential candidate's comments describing undocumented mexica

for every occasion to put a flower in the name -- these names are engraved into the wall like a gravestone. and in design-speak, the legend or the inscription, which is always in the sky, it is the same -- indicated in my drawing as remember. meaning it is raised. and when i found out that i was selected, i called up don everhart. don, do me a favor. if we are going to do this right, let us engrave remember into the stone. and the other part of that is of course, the numbers you can well imagine. when you design in the round, it is very different than designing rectorlinearly. there are different rules you break as an artist. again, this is a conceptual and thematic piece. i placed them very carefully as if the round face of this medal were an analog clock. the first flight that hit at 8:21, all the flights are positioned -- 77, 93 -- exactly at the times the souls met their fate. it was a very emotional medal. i am very proud of it, as well. the sculpt was done by jim, inside baseball again, the lines were very difficult he told me, to get them raised and to get them to have integrity. he

for a year and a half this grave was target the, red paint, tar and black spray paint defaced the gravestone. fed up, police and the family of the man buried here tried to diskurnlgt vandalism, a motion activated light was installed and it was sfoelen or defaced this started in 242014 and ended november 6 when black spray paint was sprayed over the family name >> the only grave marker in the whole cemetery that was vandalized, and the grave of their loved one was damaged. >> reporter: last year they aired these images and soon tips began coming in. police said tipsters identified this man paul donovan of phoenixville as the man behind the crime. police showed up to his home in phoenixville. donovan didn't answer the door for us today but last week investigators say he confessed to them. >> he claims that this subject stole money from him and 56 years later he was getting back at him. so for 56 years he's lived with this grudge, and this was his way to get back, not even really realizing that he wasn't getting back at that person. he was getting back at his wife and children >> reporter: wife

graves of gravestones were damaged. american flags were also removed from the graves. family members said they were heartbroken to find the mess yesterday morning. >> it's sad. family families. >> they must have something better to do with their time than to do this. i don't understand it. i really don't. >> sara: vandals hit the cemetery before. since 2012, two dozen headstone since 2012, two dozen headstones have been spray painted. >>> according to citydata.com, 90% of stolen items are never recovered, but police have a new tool to change that. >> they got it back. they were only able to take it number. >> gene: a new app is reuniting people with stolen property. fox25 found three police police departments using with great success. john moynihan introduces you to the lost and found database and how the app works in a special report tonight on the station news at 10. >>> 6:46. good -- on fox25 news at 10:00. good morning. take to you the trouble spot. the pike eastbound right at route 9 in framingham. the accident has cleared. the residual delays are lingering and th

. >>> an eerie mystery involving a gravestone in quincy is solved. a man walking his dog sparked an investigation by police that worry worried that the stone was stolen during the holiday weekend. they tracked down the company that made that gravetone and they were able to sort out the situation. >> we found out a mistake on one that he found. and we -- we had made new one for him, and i think that sound of the cemetery now. it should be. >>gene: indeed it is. the man's first name was spelled wrong. the correct one is in its support place at the may flower cemetery in duxbury. one found in quincy ended up in the wrong place. >>> the mbta says it is ready for winter. happening today the mbta and the company that run the commuter rail will update the plans in cambridge. last winter the rail was plagued by serious delays and cancellation for weeks in the height of the snow season. on the list to keep things moving in winner. know plows on the trains. snow melter for the tracks and more snow-fighting equipment. >>> some big surprises on election day. the

32-year old michael svatos was june after he was caught on a surveillance camera knocking over gravestones and doing other damage at thtrinity cemetery in hoskins. svatos pleaded no contest to felony mischief in september. he could have gotten up to five years in prison and a 10-thouasnd dollar fine. svatos' 15-year old nephew admitted to being the person seen on the atv tearing up the lawn in the cemetery. << while today most certainly will not be a washout, a few hit and miss showers and possibly a thunderstorm will be possible e throughout. today will also be one of those odd days where temperatures will be warmer (60s) in the morning before falling into the 40s and 50s this afternoon with some strong winds shifting to the northwest behind a passing cold front. we'll evevtually see our winds diminish t tight as temperatureses fall into the 30s before returning to the 50s not only tomorrow but for most of the weekend as winds >>> back now. 7:30 on a thursday morning, 5th day of november, 2015. we're saying hi to the folks out in the crowd. we'll get out there and say hi in person in just