nights in gaithersburg, one night in bridgeville, a night in frederick, maryland, and then a night in thurmont. encampment a full and named the camp after one of the marine corps generals. finally arrived at gettysburg, they named that encampment after the president. as the marines would march through the small towns, crowds would gather allowed -- around the roads to see them coming, waved to them, cheer them on, -- which was the marines gather not support to help them survive in the political arena. againstld play baseball local teams, they also sought out any living civil war veterans who were still around and invited them to come to gettysburg to watch the reenactments there. is the march going through emmitsburg, maryland just south of gettysburg. the group of men gathered in front of the fountain. those are the civil war veterans in the area who are still living at the time -- you were still living at the time. were still living at the time. many of these marines were decorated veterans who fought in europe during world war i and it was a mix of numeral means who had joined since the wil

they were flying a dh 4b and left thurmont, maryland and headed north. it was at the rear of a formation of four planes. on the journey up, nothing seemed amiss. they traveled fine. it was as they approached the camp that spectators noticed something wrong. hamilton's plane went into a nose dive from about 3000 feet, which turned into a tailspin. as the plane crashed on a farm around 1:05 p.m. the crashed into a carnival set up where we are at right now. hamilton died at the scene and martin died a short time later at warner hospital. the accident is believed to be the result of a problem with not registering the change of altitude properly. despite the tragedy, the exercises had to continue. that same day the bulk of the marines were arriving in camp. they began the education portion of their training that week. they were taking classes on military tactics, the battle of gettysburg. they would run through drills that would prepare them for the reenactments. now president harding arrived on july 1 which was a saturday. among his party besides the first l

take a look at these 64 in frederick. 10 degree difference in thursday mon -- thurmont. we had the wind to contend with. 18 miles per hour in manassas and the district. we saw some gusts at 30 miles per hour earlier this afternoon. so it was a very breezy saturday. the good news is the winds will be calming. as the winds go down or die down the temperatures are dropping as well. temperatures tonight or overnight expected to drop into the mid-40s, mid to low 40s. in the district low of 51 to 53 degrees. some spots could hit upper 50s. we're not under any frost advisories but some of those areas, western valleys could be seeing some minor frost. that's something to watch out for. the other aspect to this is the rainfall. we really haven't gotten any in the past couple of days. right now we're still dry don't really see any rain chances as we head through the next couple of days. take a look at your rain outlook from saturday to wednesday that chance for rain is significantly low. so we will be monitoring the situation. sunshine pretty nice, though. tomorrow temperatures ar

couple of storms for you here and arrival times. 4:27 move to middletown and frederick county. 4:52 in thurmont. 5:53 in the city of frederick, maryland. walkersville, 6:46. 6:48 to bartonsville and it will move eastward from there. it's moving at a good clip but most of the action will stay north of washington so the northern suburbs, the northern viewing area getting this line. beyond the line to the south, it's only a few showers and storms we will deal with here. it's one of the situations where there is a lot of weather action concentrated in a fairly small area. so the worst of it right now from winchester into southern pennsylvania. everything moving. even though the district and the metro area may get a few storms the biggest threat clearly in the next couple of hours north of the city of washington. we'll stay on the weather watch. any more advisories or warnings come along, we will pass them to you immediately. >>> such an open-ended circumvention of immigration law was an unconstitutional exercise. nancy: the administration rolling back daca. and now rallie united states including he