the newest location? this store looks totally different than arlington. merchandising is different, the layout is different, the lighting is different. the whole thing is different. the one thing that's consistent is this place is also functioning like a mini-warehouse. and there's even more inventory piled up here than there was in the other store. giovanni: i know what you're thinking. we literally just unloaded our delivery. lemonis: and i also wanted to check out the store they acquired at rogers park, but i had some trouble finding it, 'cause there was no sign of bentley's anywhere. giovanni: we only took it over in december. lemonis: yeah, and, so, when you took it over, did you think it was a good idea to change that awning so that i didn't drive by it three times? lisa: yes, we need to change that. -giovanni: yeah. -lemonis: why haven't you? -giovanni: just money -- -lemonis: don't say money to me. don't say money to me. we have money to pile inventory up to the hill, but not money to make sure that the sign is right. one of the most important part

the loved one's head stones. and scott taylor joins us from arlington national cemetery with the story. gton national cemetery is a sacred place. >> my father was a veteran. don't cheat the american veterans. >> they are heart broken after hiring the company and the owner leanne kevindy. he paid kennedy to engrave his mother's name on the father's private headstone. and the arlington national cemetery allows purchase and engraving of the private headstones or it provides government issued headstone. in january, kennedy told sanders she would try to have the engraving completed by april 2. there were five outstanding requests from the families some waiting two or three years. it throws a soared to your heart. this is a very emotional roller coaster. >> they paid sullivan a year ago to add the final dates for his mom's passing. so far another plastic printout in the ground. there are multiple complaints dating to 2015. we believe this is t.a. sullivan. look at the front yard. this is its own cemetery. we knocked on the front door. nobody is home. we did track down kennedy who refused to ta

i know the kids are out tuesday in arlington. brian: because of the polling places.hat is kind of the trade-off. kimberly: i heard some hollering coming out of the sports department. scott: a big-time victory for the redskins, a gut check win as they get the big-time win against the seahawks. in might have saved the season. -- it might have saved the season. ralcandidate for'm governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. rrator: they call him enron ed.rtham, because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. scott: big-time test today for the redskins, play shorthanded in seattle against the seahawks. that's not easy. less than two minutes to go, a wide-ope

and >>> all right the arlington texas police department is standing by one of its officers who shot an alened shoplifter. police say they responded to a call. someone was stealing sunglasses. officers spotted a suspect. chase ensued. the police say he pulled an imitation firearm and pointed it at one of the officers who then fired hitting the suspect. >> the unidentified 20-year-old was taken to the hospital for treatment. investigators recovered the fake gun that shoots bb's or pellets. a photo tweeted showing the suspect pointing the gun. he writes it is nearly impossible to determine the authenticity of a real versus fake gun. >> a man nearly evaded death in las vegas lost month was killed. his wife says this accident has left her angry and confused. >> i don't understand. why he wasn't taken the at the shooting and several months later he gets taken this way. >> police found the car involved in the november 17 crash. charges are pending against the driver. >>> a virginia mom faces five years in prison on a felony charge for putting a recorder in her 9-year-old daughter's backpack a

jonathan: caught on video, the arlington firefighters doing what the firefighters do. they kick out the fire kickly. it caught fire in falls church over the weekend. escaped unharmed and no word on a cause. michelle: look closely here. the police in tennessee found the site when they responded to a tractor trailer fire. those are elephants. four of them, in fact. milling around on the side of the road. the semi hauling the trailer got fire. the elephants are okay. jonathan: not something you see every day. >> the 2017 homecoming king is -- [cheers & applause] jonathan: you can see how excited everyone is with the name mentioned. en explosion of cheers that will make your monday. high school students honoring a friend, student with down syndrome crowning him homecoming king. michelle: cheryl conner spoke to the king and queen about the remarkable moment. >> in the classroom, he is no different. in the hallways he is with 1,700 students in st. mary's county. >> the video shows the joy. it was a democratic >> my friends cheered for me. >> the place exploded. it was deafen

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they'll go the arlington reclaim ceremony at 11:00 this afternoon where they'll participate in the nanal veterans day service at the cemetery there. the 64th annual celebration there. >> you see the vice president and second lady part picipatingy other volunteers, cleaning and polishing, the vietnam veterans memorial wall. >> we are here always saluting and thanks all of you who served and family members who have served and the family who sits booi behind as they serve. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> we'll bring you comments from the vice president later this morning. >>> we want to get to other big stories of senate candidate roy moore calling allegations that he sexual i abusedd the 14-year-old girl is completely motivated. >> the allegations divide the republican party. more than a dozen republicans say judge moore may need to leave the race. steve bannon is sticking with him however. >> judge moore, i am standing with him. >> cnn's martin savidge is live in alabama for this us this morning. you are hearing similar sentiment from a lot of people you are meeting there. >> that's righ

a ceremony will follow at the arlington national cemetery amphitheater. veterans day ceremonies will take part all across our area today, one at the falls church community center at 11:00 this morning. another ceremony will happen a few hours later at the mount vernon recreation center at alexandria at 1:00. >>> running one marathon is a feat for most i can't imagine. imagine running more than two dozen of this. >> a retired marine sergeant from northern virginia is about to finish this remarkable goal of 31 marathons in 31 days. news 4's derrick ward is live on the national mall for the woundwound ed warrior's last few miles. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's what this crowd is all about on the grounds of the lincoln memorial. he's actually making the circuit now. he'll run loops around the reflecting pool and this area, the ekwquivalent of a marathon. looe here's a video of rob jones. he lost both legs to an i.e.d. in afghanistan a few years ago. didn't slow him down. may have sped him up. 2014, he was the first double amputee to run cross

the arlington's first officer passed away. he began his career with arlington's police force back in 1967. he two years into his service he came a school resource officer just as racial integration began . officer comber retired from the police department in 1992 after serving the arlington county for 24 years. officer comber was 74 years old. >> there are countless whistleblowers across industries you may never have heard about but their cases and stories \may\may affect your legal rights if you ever find yourself in a position where you believe the actions at your company are unlawful and they need to be reported. a case at a the supreme court today will determine whether private sector whiz pl blowers can be fired for sounding the alarm internally. ronica cleary live at at the supreme court with more on this story tonight. hi, ronica. >>reporter: hi, jim and sarah, well, it's the case of a whistleblower who decided to file his concerns internally at his company rather than to the s on the steps of the supreme court. let's t

joint base myer-henderson they're a civilian agency but they patrolling the arlington national cemeterynd they work for the military. we also did ask for a comment from arlington national cemetery but we have not received a response yet. live in arlington, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> thanks, mel. 5:03 is our time right now. and senator al franken says he'll be back to work today after issuing another apology over accusations of sexual misconduct. >> in a series of interviews on sunday franken says the scandal has been embarrassing and a shock to him. the minnesota senator says he will cooperate with an ethics investigation but will not step down. at least four women havely claimed that franken touched them inappropriately. >> meanwhile allegations of sexual harassment have led michigan congressman john conyers to step down as the to judiciary committee. the house ethics committee is investigating claims by members of conyers staff that he sexually harassed them and he may have used taxpayer dollars to keep the allegations quiet. in a statement, conyers says he looks forward

went across the arlington memorial bridge. a woman yelled boomer sooner as i ran across. high quality people all over the dmv. 59 degrees to get your friday started here in town. really 50s on the mild side all over the region. the mild weather lasts one more day. tomorrow will be a lot cooler and cloudier around here. if you like the warmth and the sunshine, get out today before 3:00 or 4:00. if you leave work around lunchtime. go back. that's my recommendation. there will be a smattering chance of showers coming through as the weather front comes by. best chance for a scattered shower between 4:00 and 10:00 this afternoon and this evening. tomorrow, in the upper 70s today. tomorrow only in the mid-50s with a lot of clouds today. if you're running on sunday morning in the across the bay 10k, temperatures in the mid-50s. not a bad day to run over the bay bridge and back. it's the fifth largest 10k in america. saturday night when you go to bed, don't forget to move your clocks back. sunday afternoon looks nice, the first half of monday looks good and then cooler rain chance

. >> in observance of veterans day, vice president pence with the arlington national cemetery.then spoke at memorial amphitheater joined by david shulkin. this is just over one hour.

that is seven years longer than the one in new york. in arlingtonvolunteers are up before the sun to clear think skipping meals for more than 3000 people in need. a long-standing tradition at the one of the largest celebrations in virginia. more than four tons of turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing and that shovels and pumpkin pie are given to people in need who are homebound or would normally be alone. all right, today's beautiful outside that it is cold. but if we hang in there and get through the afternoon, it feels better tomorrow and even better on saturday when we approach the 60's. a stray shower saturday evening and we clear out on sunday. notice the temperature by 60's on wednesday and that looks like the next chance for a few spotty showers. , aianna: still to come homeless man gives his last dime to a woman in need and receives t...two for five deals all across the board! here it comes... (crowd cheers) a big mac and 10 piece mcnuggets! they got em! get your fan favorites on the mcpick 2 menu. choose any two for just five bucks. they did it

now the officers patrol arlington national cemetery.lin. e officers laughing while they pretend to beat a fellow officer. at this point the base hasn't confirmed the officers' violated any policies but base officials say the officers' actions do not represent the views of the base or the >>> to prince george's county now where police continue to search for answers after what they believe to be a murder-suicide involving a toddler. while conducting a welfare check saturday night officers found the bodies of a woman and her two-year-old son inside a townhouse off country wood court in hyattsville. they both had injuries to their upper bodies and were pronounced dead on the scene. >>> also in prince george's county, fire officials investigating arson at a vacant townhome. now, this happened just after midnight on saturday in the 800 block of neptune avenue in oxon hill. fire investigators are trying to figure out who started this fire. again, a case of arson there. >>> in montgomery county now at 6:31, the red cross is helping about 25 people w

the crash at arlington boulevard will tie up the right lane. outer loop, 22 minutes from college park to 270. the inner loop looking good from branch avenue to temple hills. inbound 50 in maryland, nine minutes from the beltway to the new york kenilworth avenue split . i am back minutes to take a look at the commute in southeast. autria: a horrific investigation and springfield, a man killing himself with a chainsaw after attacking his wife with the next . john gonzalez is live at the scene. morning. we want to warn our viewers at home, especially those getting little ones ready for school, they are grizzly and disturbing details. this played out like a halloween hollow -- war movie the day after halloween. the weapons used included a hatchet and chainsaw. fairfax county police got a call a round 3:30 yesterday afternoon and they say a 70-year-old man started attacking his 76-year-old wife with a small acts, cutting her -- small ax, cutting her on the head and face . her daughter arrived and was able to fight off her stepfather. perimeter, and

the street. they are at arlington national cemetery. they tell me that right now, for months and months, they could not get hold of the company, after they paid them to do the work. the sender's family, out of boise, idaho, the montgomery family, from phoenix, arizona. memorial company. the i-team went online. ratingpany has an f with the better business bureau. we discovered ta sullivan back in june had a backlog of five family headstones at the cemetery. states a private company has to complete previous work at the cemetery before it starts anything new. our two families are now calling seven on your side. >> every time it is brought up, it brings the soreness back into your heart, and twists it a little bit more. this is very emotional for us. scott: this is heartbreak company today at 5:00. you will not want to miss this. live at arlington national cemetery, scott taylor, abc 7. adrianna: we are halfway through the nfl season and the redskins have fallen to 4-5 after losing at home to the vikings. there was plenty of offense to go ar

he's given $12 million for the restoration of this place known as arlington house. >> it's also knownn, i've been involved in helping to restore it. it is the official government monument to robert e. lee. but my interest in it was this. one, it was actually built originally as a monument to george washington by his step grandson. >> he says it's more than that. >> secondly, it is the crown jewel or the crown of arlington cemetery, the most sacred ground in the country. i thought people that go visit arlington should have a chance to see more about american history. so, they are now redoing arlington house. it will have the slave quarters there so people will know it was a place where slaves lived and understand the good and the bad. >> how did he respond to the heated question over confederate monuments? >> i do think we have to reexamine what we intend to do with the me sums and monuments. >> i gave $10 million to the smithsonian new african-american where he also hopes people will learn the good and regretful times in our country's history. and move forward to make the future even

through a series of events at the world war ii memorial, arlington national cemetery. nestled between the quiet places of honor stands the vietnam veterans memorial. wh echoed. this veteran was among the volunteers helping read all 58,3 18 names inscribed in the wall. >> it's important that i stand and read, so they do not get lost. jay: this veteran lost a lot of buddies in vietnam. he views veterans day proudly at optimistically. >> it's an opportunity and honor to do it. mall,long the national the message is clear -- never forget their names, their service, and sacrifice. >> if you want to truly embrace veterans, treat them with dignity and respect 365 days he year and take care of them when they come home. jonathan: abc 7 is thanking veterans for their service. send your pictures to those pictures all weekend on our website. just download the abc 7 news app to see those. and thank you. alison: the university of maryland announced it is waving application fees for veterans and servicemembers. the waiver will be available next august for students applying in the 2019

story will be ton areas in purple, including the and arlington, alexandria, prince george's county, all of fairfax county and montgomery county -- that is a freeze warning into early tomorrow morning. basically, it symbolizes the end of the growing season. if you have plsnyd outdoors that you want to survive the cold, you need to bring them indoors and keep them indoors the rest of the season and into the winter months. 39 in leesburg. 45, quantico. temperatures are colder. around 30 in leesburg. around 36 degrees at reagan national airport. the wind, once they settle down, will allow the coldest of the air to move in later tonight. you definitely feel it by later tomorrow morning. abovegh is 45, well average for this time of year. for this evening, if you're going out and about, make sure you bundle up. make sure you have a gloves, and long pants. temperatures near freezing by 9:00. we will talk about the rest of the weekend, redskins football, and milder air on the way. adrianna: be sure to download the abc seven news out together latest on this weekend's weather. it is a free downloa

the vice president there at or whether i -- arlington. >> the ceremony is getting under away and we willg our veterans today >> on the veterans day we pay tribute to those who have sacrificed so much for all of us as a way of showing his appreciation vice president pence and his wife joined several dozen volunteers this morning to help clean the vietnam veterans memorial here in washington before giving a speech at arlington, garrett tenney now as the memorial gets underway. hi, garrett. >> was a great way to start veterans day and, of course, today we honor those who served in military and after leaving here at the vietnam memorial, vice president mike pence headed over to arlington national ceremony where he took part in a ceremony laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier and addressed a crowd of veterans from nearly every major conflict our nation has faced in the last hundred years. >> the bible tells us if you owe debts, pay debts. honor and respect debts, the debt our nation owes is a debt that we will never be able fully repay. >> communities are honoring those who have

the officers patrol arlington national cemetery. e appears to show a group of police officers laughing while they pretend to beat a fellow officer. at this point, the base hasn't confirm the officers violated any policies but base officials say the officers actions do not represent the views of the base or the police agency. >>> better news. big breaking news from across the pond this morning. from the royal family. another royal wedding is in the works. prince harry engaged to american actress meghan markle. kensington palace made the announce. they became engaged earlier this month. the wedding is sometime this spring. >>> and meet mikayla holmgren she made history last night in minnesota when she became the first woman with down syndrome to compete in a miss usa state pageant. holmgren is a bethel university student a dancer and she serves as a mentoror herself. holmgren didn't win this time, but the audience did give her standing ovations as she center the awards as spirit of miss usa, pageant organizers say she's devil braking d

mike pence will mark veterans day with a wreathlaying at the tomb of the unknowns and make remarks afterwards. live coverage from arlington national cemetery starting at 11:00 eastern on c-span, on c-span.org, and on the free c-span radio app. on wednesday, several senators came to the floor to salud service members and mark this year's veterans day. we will hear from roy blunt of missouri, johnny isa o

they work for the military, but they are not military members themselves. live here at arlington national cemetery, evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> now to a tragic find inside of a prince george's county home . the body of a mother and her two year old son found at a home in hyattsville. police believe i was a murder/suicide. investigate offers were called to a townhouse off of country wood court around ten saturday night by a concerned family member. when they arrived they found the woman and child with trauma to her their . both were pronounced did he at the scene. tonight family and friends of a man missing for a month gathered to honor him on his 29 birthday. gave david smift has traveled to see a friend. fox5's lindsay watts spoke to his family tonight. there are strange circumstances surrounding this disappearance. david's parents say some have speculated that he may be just wanted to go off the grid, with you he left behind his car. he hasn't touched the money in his bank account and his phone has been dead since the day he went missing. family just keeps waiting for ans

trending today, a beagle puppy class at the animal welfare league of arlington. the class takes place november 9th. these are baby photos of the pups you'll get to play with during yoga. if it's meant to be calm and soothing, you can not get a beagle to sit down for longer yoga. maybe. >> if you're a cat person, don't worry. there will be some little kitties there too. >> register for the event online. it's $40. the money goes to the animal welfare league of arlington. >> basically it's go cuddle with beagle puppies and do two minutes of yoga. >>> an ohio waitress got the biggest tip of her life when chrissie tegan dropped in last week. the server said tegan, her daughters, and several others came in last week to out back steakhouse of all places. >> best broccoli ever. >> tegan left a 1,000-dollar tip. her husband, john legend is from the area and they were in town for a high school football game. the waitress says she'll use the money to fix her family's car. and she shared some of it with her coworkers. >> that was nice. this week lego started selling the women

policeut the arlington chief is defending his officers, saying they have no way to tell in the moment whether a gun israel. larry: family and friends will say their final goodbye to slain officer sean souter. he was shot and killed while investigating a homicide. he was one day away from testifying in the case involving other city officers. autria: today it is back to work on capitol hill. congress returning from the thanksgiving break with a full plate or register -- registration. to boost support for the gop tax bill. the vote in the senate could come as early as thursday. at least for gop senators have reservations or are against the measure. happening right now, the trump administration dealing with a federal lawsuit over the president's pick for the consumer protection bureau. has been tapped. cordray before stepping down put his deputy in charge and the agency says the president doesn't have the authority to override the decision. a different meeting today, hopefully one that will bring some answers. it has been three weeks since virginians went to the polls and there is still n

is that the agency that protects arlington national cemetery. that source fells us the photos were taken in plain view on thanksgiving day and then posted to facebook here are those images again. we ha office offices of the officers. but in the unedited photo you can see several officers smiling and laughing in uniform outside a building at acialg ton national. several squad cars are in the background as wevment one officers in the white appears to be in a supervisory role, possibly a lieutenant as another officer is on the ground appearing to be the subject of police violence. we asked people around d.c. to react to these photos. here's what they had to say. to me it's childish . it's immature, un professional. it just gives the police a bad rap like worse than what they already have. it gives them a worse rap. i don't think it's funny. that's what i think. i don't think it's appropriate, especially at arlington and especially it look s like mostly white guys beating a black guy. i don't find that appropriate and funny or more background ground

that is the agency that patrols arlington national cemetery. source gave us this photo yesterday i tried for more than 24 hours to get a comment from base officials. they finally responded to me today confirming that there is an internal investigation as a result of this. they say that it started with these officers horsing around at the time and then the this evolved into behavior that they call unprofessional. as a result there is an investigation and the base says this doesn't represent the views of the base or of that police agency. now to be clear, these officers are civilian officers. they work forth military, but they are not military members. we'll have much more on these photos and the fallout at 8:00 and tonight at ten as well. live at arlington national cemetery, evan lambert, fox5 local news. turning to the weather now, a live look owlt side as the holiday weekend comes to an end and of course everyone wants to know what we can expect for check in with what again for a first look at the forecast. we're we've got lots of sunshine and

the red line trains between fort totten and silver spring. that's a look at traffic. we'll send it back to you. >> ♪ >> and 4:48 right now. i'm melanie alnwick live at arlingtonh a fox5 exclusive. a controversial photo that has led to an internal investigation. now, the photo came to fox5 through a source at the joint base myer-henderson hall police department. it was posted to facebook. we've blurred the faces because the base has not confirmed that the officers violated any the photo appears to show officers smiling and laughing holding bat tons and pepper spray while another officer is on his knees as if he is the subject of police violence. that officer also appears to be giving the middle finger. a joint base myer-henderson hall spokesperson tells fox5 the officers were hoaring around and that the incident deteriorated into unprofessional behavior. the spokesperson goes on to say the officers' actions do not represent the views of the base or the police agency. we can tell that you two officers in the photo are on administrative leave. it appeared to be about seven officers total in that picture so this investigation is ongoing. also, just far clarificat

larry: an amazing event to celebrate the life of a arlington mother of three. ch lawson was hit and killed by a passing truck when she was putting her kids in a minivan outside their school. her widower three years later is turning the tragedy to something positive, creating a foundation in jennifer's name to help new moms. eileen whalen is live with more in arlington. eileen: yes, ou we're here with neil lawson at the race of columbus where the race will start and end. for those who don't know, tell us what jennifer was like and a little more about the foundation. neil: like many women with children she was a dedicated mother and had complicated pregnancies and did everything to take care of herself and the children. she needed care and we had benefits and access to that care and after three challenging pregnancies with all children in the neonatal intensive care unit we were aware of what medical attention was available to us but not necessarily to others and became important to jen and to me as we realized not everyone has that and that was important. as a co

comedian tom arnold back in washington for a series of shows at the arlington draft house. efore that tucker is back witness weekend forecast. >> you said weeknd. the weeknd is over. >> hopefully sooner ran rather than later. narrator: ed gillespie's false attacks. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam went to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. find the furniture you want at prices you'll love, now at havertys furniture. off every thousand through november 13th. plus, you can finance with no interest for 24 months create custom looks from our stylish collections. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when lif