over to live doppler 9000 hd, and check this out from bentonville down to luray. just south of new market. these are some heavy showers here, wouldn't be surprised if lightning starts popping. that's telling me the storm is growing a little bit and getting a little bit stronger. you folks in summeryville up to front royal, flint hill, this is going to be on top of you in the next 20 to 30 minutes and then fauquier county as well and it could be an activity afternoon. 77 in tappahannock but 66 in fredericksburg and we're stuck in the 50s and only in the 40s to our north. sunshine a little bit of it out there with the overcast skies on the michael & son weather camera but a thin overcast right now and watch temperature 53 -- a temperature of 53 degrees here in washington. 80 in norfolk. all the 730 8:00 0-degree south. no wonder we got tornado watches. spring like here. the energy's in place and south of town, could be very rough this afternoon. we're looking at the severe threat here south and east of town. southern maryland you may get into some strong storms too.

him a bit ago, are all striving in the last decade that we have in the main theater as opposed to bentonville, north carolina or may fash southwestern virginia, to save the battlefields. and many of you are ardent supporters of that. mary roy edwards sitting in the front row here. always supported the civil with an trust, central virginia battlefields rust, battlefields trust. i can't get shrill with those of you who are not battlefield oriented, but you're all interested in the civil war. if your special interest is political figures which you'll hear about, publication of their papers deserves support. preservation of their houses. but most especially the battlefields which is my own veb uhe. you folks need to support us. a lot of you do. more of you should. so there is my sermon. not a pre-decemberity theirian sermon. we have to work at it or it's p not going to happen. anyone else? walter. got to go to the microphone or you'll make the media folks unhappy. and that's a bad thing. >> a little later in 1862, stonewall performed at sharpsburg. whe when did his difficulties with a.p. hill a r

craig back there, are all striving in the last decade that we have in the main theater supposed to bentonville, north carolina or maybe down no far southwestern, virginia, before development overwhelms it to save the battlefields. many of you are ardent supporters of that. mary roy edwards has always supported all of these. i sometimes am surprised by the degree to which civil war historians who made it their life's work don't support the battlefields. jim mcpherson sitting back there, i see him and his wife sitting measurement to him has always supported the civil war trust, the central vap battlefields trust. i see him all the time on the printouts. he deserves credit for that. i can't get shrill with those of you who are battlefield oriented. of political figures like you will hear about, heard about last year and lincoln was the man of the year, the publication of their papers deserves support, physician counsel and otherwise. the preservation of their houses deserves preservation but most especially the battlefield. you folks need to us. a lot of you do, more of you should. there's my ser