from name is bjorn and i'm belgium, the town with a beer -- la.w still on for -- stel > that is about imply. brigade, theyish put a piece of green on the hat to show people they were from ireland and a connection with the aisles -- isles. i got hidden in my arm, i'm wounded. i hope they don't have to amputated. take -- amputate it. [gunfire] >> could you explain the park service policy on reenacting? >> the policy for reenacting a national parkland changed now. service was not only looking at battlefields, but they were also looking to preserve in perpetuity. unfortunately battles that part of the landscape so badly that even the re-creation has an impact on the land. one of the things that the congress has charged the national park service is saving the ground and saving it forever. >> fredericksburg city today versus fredericksburg the city making 62, house a different? >> the world has changed so much. the city has grown up. at the same time, the anything about fredericksburg is that it still retains that vital essence of what made it a great city in 1862. even as people go through

. >> my name is bjorn and i'm from belgium. ella.own where they brew st >> can you explain the green thing on top? >> it is the belgian flag. it is actually world war ii, but nobody knows. this is irish brigade. they put a piece of green on the ir hats to show people they were from ireland, the emerald isle, and sure connection with the island of ireland. >> you are wounded? >> i got hit in my arm. i hope they do not have to amputate. >> thank you. [gunfire] >> ready, aim, fire! >> could you explain the park service policy about reenacting and why it is not happening on park service ground now? the policy for reenacting on national park land changed with the centennial 50 years ago. the national park service was not only looking at battlefields , but they were also looking to preserve them in perpetuity. unfortunately, battles have torn up our landscape so badly in many cases that even the re-creation has an impact on the land. one of the things that the congress has charged the national park service with is groundbackground --

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he has to do this sad attempt to prop up trump because of these numbers bjorn was talking about.if he only loses by 10 instead of 20, do we hold onto the senate seat? >> it's three-dimensional at this point what he's having to deal with. you look at '96, probably a better parallel to how the party will have to look at what the odds are and gradually separate the way they did with bob dole when his chances were down to nothing. >> back to that election, clinton huge win over bob dole, 18 points ahead of him all summer but republicans held onto the house and senate. it never even seemed threatened. >> it's interesting because bob dole was by comparison such an honorable person, the idea they were able to separate themselves from bob dole and did that with qui quickness, are going all in for trump because that's the only way to keep the bottom from dropping out. >> who knows what this new immigration shift will do for turnout. it could have the opposite effect with trump's most hard core supporters which immigration and the wall are the big reason to be behind trump and now listenin

christa: officially file that under the cutest celebration ever with his mom and little baby in the baby bjorn there. thanks for waking up with us. it is monday. back to work. i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. lambert from vacay. >> chris: thank you. not adjusting well to the early wake-up call, but we'll get there. mid-50s in the suburbs. good morning, everyone. very comfortable start to the day. we have a ton of sunshine ahead of us. picture-perfect weather. if your vacation extends enter today and tomorrow, we have a couple gore jauss-looking days with low humidity and temperatures in the mid-80s on average. cooler on the immediate coastline. and occasional storms. more on that forecast coming up. >> christa: all right. gersh for the latest on fast track traffic. >> danielle: good morning. things looking good on the expressway. let's go to the maps if you're getting ready to head out the door. problem-free on route 3, 24 and 95. slowing down around the braintree split. the pike looks good. routes 2 and 3 look good, as well. 93 is fine back to 495. no issues on route 1 thi

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