for those who don't really know about jesse, jesse was born in charlestown in 1859. he was a local boy, if you will. he was born with a slight defect in his right eye just his eye looked really white, and because of that people made fun of him quite a bit. his family, his school mates. he was abused because he looked a little bit different. and he really got beat up for that. he really got abused at school. children who were much older than him and much bigger than him, really made him pay dearly for that, and his own father believed that maybe he was possessed. it was a sign of the devil, something terrible within him. and his father really abused him terribly. so he grew up knowing quite a lot of pain, and in terms, the only way he could control that he started abusing children who were much younger and much smaller than he was. people didn't know that it was actually him doing that early on. they found out in the 18 -- in 1871 when children across the cincinnati chelsea started sort of suffering and talking about someone, a young boy who would befriend them and ta

instead of telling the police shugrue the whole family away from charlestown to south boston. said she thought she would take the problem away because if you stop in chelsea it would start at himself boston. she became isolated, lonely isolated, lonely, he started to reach south boston and would come across little children who looked lonely and he started to abuse them as well. he get away with that for a long time until one boy who wasn't as fragile gave the detectives a clue that help to figure out who was doing this. joseph kennedy was the little boy who told them he could not give a good description because he recognized the tallboy with a funny looking little i and because of that they narrowed down the person they were looking for. day when talking through the schools and still did not find him. jesse gave himself up pretty much. one day while walking home from school he thought would be fun to walk into a police station he walked right in in the one person that he saw was little boy he had just abused and they pointed a finger at him and pretty much he was done he knew

in 1702, in the fall, the english came down from charlestown, south carolina and attacked saint augustine and by the second day, the spanish decided to abandon the city. the guns upstairs provide a covering fire for the bastions so that the people of town can make their way to the fortress. this is one of the guns doing that. this barrel is of note because during the second day of the siege this gun exploded. through the front end of the gun off the top of the fort and buried it with enough force so as not found until the 1960's when they were putting a new water main in. to use an example of how much force there is involved in these cannons firing, this 18-pounder had served the fort for number of years before but they forgot to keep track of how many shots had been fired. they had to keep track of how many shots the iron guns are because iron guns only have a lifespan of about 12 or 1300 shots. beyond that, too much damage have been done to the interior of the gun so that it would shatter. for me, this gun is important because in the 1702 siege, there are four spanish soldiers killed in

look at this line from hagerstown, martinsburg charlestown, down through the marshall area in northern falkier county and back to the west. very heavy rain associated with these. another shower down around the fredericksburg area. that one has some lightning with it in spotsylvania county. look at all the red, the heavy rain right along 66 and around the marshall area. then another shower that's right over portions of the beltway right now. bluemont toward millwood, middleburg and marshall, look at the heavy rain along 66. you know that's going to slow traffic. then right around the beltway in bethesda, just off toward river road and down toward downtown, another shower coming through downtown. we have had reports of some hail with these systems. let's zoom in just a little bit more on this one. this is river road right here coming over towards congressional manor, congressional country club and toward cabin john. heads-up, heavy rain and heavy showers tonight, keep the umbrella handy. we'll have the rest on the week and weekend in just a moment. >>> we continue to work new development

the other showers from meyersville at charlestown and over towards berkeley, a few showers there. our chance of showers will go up tonight and in to early tomorrow. but all in all, it's not enough for the yellow alert. a few showers, but most of that is late. and the bus stop temps tomorrow morning in the 50s. the light jacket or the sweatshirt. and then in the afternoon, we still have a chance for a couple of showers. but that will clear out on saturday as we said it will be a great day in the lower 30s in denver with the heavier snow to the west with a lot of 70s. this storm it will be a real big storm with all sorts of severe weather from kansas and oklahoma and down through texas and heavy rains on the gulf coast. but most of it will stay away until sunday night and monday and this stuff that we're looking at now with a few showers here and there as we head late tonight and early friday morning. it could be a shower or a storm, but it looks good for your weekend. low to mid-50s tonight with a few showers, no big deal. tomorrow, we'll be in the 70s, after starting in the 50s an

charlestown, you're about to get it next.s coming towards harper's ferry and continue the trek towards the washington metro area along with the high winds. wind advisory in effect right now from frederick and carroll counties western loudoun and then out across the mountains and the higher elevations. if you live in those areas your winds will be even stronger. we'll monitor these from the weather center closely the next couple of hours. they'll blow right through. 71 now at reagan national. back behind the front, 45 degrees right now in cumberland so it's a legit cold front and we'll see our temperatures start to fall off this arch. winds are gusting to 33 miles per hour at reagan national. 35 at washington dulles. so it is very breezy now that we get strong enough to get the wind advisory expanded to our area remains to be seen. it could happen but it's a large area of rain. even some snow in the colder air in pennsylvania. this will blow through. by this afternoon's rush hour it will be fine. it will be breezy and somewhat

nermeen: before the video was posted online, the north charlestown police department and the officer'sttorney defended the use of deadly force. on monday, "the post and courier" ran a report headlined, quote, attorney says "north charleston police officer felt threatened before fatal shooting." the paper reported, quote, "police allege that during the struggle the man gained control of the taser and attempted to use it against the officer. the officer then resorted to his service weapon and shot him, police alleged." amy: but video showed the police officer shooting walter scott in the back at a distance of about 15 feet. in addition, the video appears to capture slager planting an taser gun next to scott. the video does not appear to show scott in possession of the officer's stun gun at any time. initial police reports also claimed officers performed cpr and delivered first aid to scott. but the video does not show this. instead, the officer is seen handcuffing scott as he remained face down after the shooting. not clear if he is dead or dying. another officer later brings a medical k

let's move to the north and show you the heavier rain coming into the frederick county area around charlestown right now and towards portions of northern loudon county and back towards martinsburg so we'll continue to see this rain this area of rain come right on through about the 1:00 2:00 hour and then we've got a little bit of a break but then notice what's back towards the cincinnati area. we're looking at some more shower activity making its way on towards our region. not done yet. tomorrow we will see some showers an let's show you on future weather. here's 8:00 a.m. notice not much going on a few showers could even impact the 95 corridor. again, i'm not anticipating too many problems as far as weather is concerned tomorrow morning. then around 1:00 we break out more sunny with get, the warmer we get -- the more warmth we get and the more sun and better chance for some thunderstorms. showers developing back to the west. watch what happens around 4:00 a line of showers and even a couple of thunderstorms develop. not talking anything strong here but you may see a heavy downpour come throug

alexander stephens, the vice president, was also arrested and imprisoned for a short time in charlestown, massachusetts. he was released by the end of the summer of 1865. we will never know. most civil war's have ended in a much bloodier way. if a side loses as profoundly as the confederacy did, they're usually have been retributions and even executions. that we did not do that sets up to a certain extent some elements of the lost cause tradition. these leaders live to write about it. host: we are seeing the muskets and rifles stacked, and the confederate flag, the banners are being unfurled. the use of the confederate flag on a license plate -- why can't the country get a handle on the meaning of the confederate flag? david: the confederate flag is the second most ubiquitous symbol of its kind in america, the first being the united states flag. the confederate flag can be found all over the world meaning whatever people have to choose -- choose it to mean. people have a right to bring it here. they have a right to display it. some of us might wish it is folded and put in museums as an h

alongside of western shore. 48 now in the inner harbor in baltimore and 55 in winchester and 57 in charlestown the overall impact is nice and low. plenty of sunshine and it will be breezy at times and perfect kite-flying weather and if you are going down to haynes point, the loop on haynes point. temperatures this afternoon in the 60s for much of the day. about 65 and 67 is my forecast high. if you are going out this evening, even though it will be nice early clear sky and a breeze. temperatures will go down quickly. 59 by 9:00 and 53 by 11:00. into the 40s in suburbs. the last 12 hours shows that line of rain showers and thunderstorms pushing through late yesterday. that's down along the outer banks of north carolina. a ripple to bring it along the southern tier but around here high pressure is blowing the clouds and the rain chances away. our weather is an improving picture for sure. can you wash the car? you bet. the next chance for rain is on tuesday. sunshine and a noticeable breeze by later. don't forget that and a light jacket early this morning. with clear skies, it will be quite cold.

. >> was born in charlestown in 1859. he was a local boy if you will.he was born with a slight defect in his right eye. his eye looked really white and because of that, people made fun of him quite a bit. his family his schoolmates. he was abused because he looked a little bit different and he really got beat up for that. he really got abused at school. children who were much older then him and much bigger than him really made him pay dearly for that. his own father believes maybe he was possessed, that it was some kind of a sign of the devil something terrible within him. his father really abused him terribly. so he grew up knowing quite a lot of pain. in turn the only way he could control that, he started abus

but they're pretty much located charlestown up to martinsburg around the north end of the local i-81 corridor. temperatures are chilly. we know that. only in the 50's with the average high around 70 degrees and the numbers will get cooler tonight. we have gusty winds as well. later tonight, the skies will clear and that will set the stage for a rapid fall in temperatures. in some areas, close to freezing or couple of degrees below. that's why the entire area shaded in royal purple is under a freeze warning from frederick county to washington school and straight down i-81 a cold start to your friday. we'll recover after these wake-up temperatures in the low 30's north and west of town. mid 30's south and east. metro areas closer to 40 degrees. we'll start to climb up a bit but for the most we'll be able to do tomorrow is 60. that's because high pressure will slip to the south and get a little bit of a lighter wind around here. that will help a bit. that's friday weather. as we get into friday night and saturday, things start to change already. we'll have sunshine saturday morning and

now out pushing towards the interstate 81 corridor slowly but surely from blue mont to north to charlestown and then the little further south through marshall and beyond. this has been the pattern we'll continue to be with the moisture kind of consolidated over the bay forming up these showers and down tors and heading towards the higher elevations and another added lift in the air pouring out some pretty heavy rain and few reports of small hail. big picture, plenty of rain south and east. plenty of rain to the north and west. everything if you look at the big picture, do a circulation like this. counter clockwise circulation indicating the low pressure that is in control of the pattern. take a little while but by this time tomorrow most of this should be out of here and we'll be beginning the process of drying things up a bit. setting the stage for a nice warmup that begins over the weekend. 67 right now in rockville. 60 in ashburn. 73 in alexandria. 58 degrees in hagerstown and some areas up to 1/2 inch of rain or so in this pattern. very mild air in metro area. rain cooler air to the wes

in 1702, in the fall, the english came down from charlestown, south carolina and attacked saint augustine and by the second day, the spanish decided to abandon the city. the guns upstairs provide a covering fire for the bastions so that the people of town can make their way to the fortress. this is one of the guns doing that. this barrel is of note because during the second day of the siege this gun exploded. through the front end of the gun off the top of the fort and buried it with enough force so as not found until the 1960's when they were putting a new water main in. to use an example of how much force there is involved in these cannons firing, this 18-pounder had served the fort for number of years before but they forgot to keep track of how many shots had been fired. they had to keep track of how many shots the iron guns are because iron guns only have a lifespan of about 12 or 1300 shots. beyond that, too much damage have been done to the interior of the gun so that it would shatter. for me, this gun is important because in the 1702 siege, there are four spanish soldiers killed in

and 1702, the fall of that year english come down from charlestown, carolina and attack.the second day the spanish decided to abandon the city. the guns upstairs are recovering fire so the people can make their way up to the fortress and this is one of the guns doing that. but this barrel is of note because during the second day of the siege this gun exploded. through the front end of the gun off the top of the fort and buried with enough force that wasn't found until the 1960's when they were putting a new water main in. gives you an example how much force was involved. but this 18-pounder had served the fort for a number of years before but they forgot to keep track of how many shots had been fired. see, they had to keep track of how many shots the iron guns fired because iron guns at this time period only had a life span of 12-1300 shots. beyond that too much damage had been done to the interior gun so that it would shatter. so this gun for me is important because in the 1702 speech, there are four spanish soldiers killed in the entirety of this 51-day siege. this gun

mid-30s for most of montgomery fairfax, loudoun countys towards the blue ridge 32 martinsburg, charlestownginia. clear skies. already 46 downtown. but the suburbs here will have a slow warm-up over the next couple of hours. good news by later on 100% sunshine. temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70. there are raindrops in the forecast. i'll let you know when they get here coming up. >>> thanks. new this morning, two people hurt in a crash on the beltway, including a driver who was going the wrong way. taking a live look now at outer loop near the exit for landover road all lanes wide open but such a different story, just hours ago. check out the scene. you can see police shut down several lanes, maryland state police telling us the person driving on the wrong side of the road and a passenger were both hurt. you can notice emergency response there. working right now to find out the condition of both victims right now. >> new information to share with you about the death of a toddler in prince georges county. police now say it appears it was a tragic accident when the 2-year-old wandered i

>> was born in charlestown in 1859. he was a local boy if you will. he was born with a slight defect in his right eye. his eye looked really white and because of that, people made fun of him quite a bit. his family his schoolmates. he was abused because he looked a little bit different and he really got beat up for that. he really got abused at school. children who were much older then him and much bigger than him really made him pay dearly for that. his own father believes maybe he was possessed, that it was some kind of a sign of the devil something terrible within him. his father really abused him terribly. so he grew up knowing quite a lot of pain. in turn the only way he could control that, he started abusing children who are much younger and much smaller than he was. people didn't know it was actually him doing that early on. they found out in 1871 when children across the street in chelsea started suffering and talking about a young boy who would befriend them and take them places, give them candy give them money, take them to the circus, just