harper. that was terrible enough. but it >> the kid are missing. julie was missing. nfolded, we were in >> officers continue their investigation at the harper residence. they still have -- >> we're in shock. jason is dead, we're flipping out. and they're saying where is she? where is this woman and flashing her plates and. on the news. >> so what happened? home invasion? icdnapping? d you worry about their kids? >> oh, that's the worst part. >> yes, absolutely. >> they're safety, number one. their safety. are they okay? e peas piece of information h the neighbors lack cld came in a strange phone call at 11:00 p.m. the night before. sergeant jeff smith was the lead detective. >> the watch commander working that night got a phone call from an attorney. asking him to go -- or the police departm welfar check at a residence. >> a welfare check? seemed like an odd request. who was this lawyer who called? >> it was attorney paul finx. >> he just happened to be the d ex-da. he called it internal extension that unlike a 911 call was not recorded. the cops went to the house and

harpers ferry. in the early days of july 1864, franz sigel controls maryland heights. the confederate forces have to march around through sharpsburg where they see the graves of the dead from september 18, 1862 battle. they march through the passes of south mountain, where they see the graves of the fighting that dr. jordan talked about last night. then they come down the passes. as more soldiers continue to build up in south mountain, wallace is starting to get reinforcements. on july 8, those first soldiers of rickets' command arrive. an interesting thing about this is the fact that they were not ordered to help wallace. their objective was the land in baltimore, get on trains, and go to harpers ferry. to go to harpers ferry, you have to go through monocacy. while will wave down the first train. a man named william henry will come off the train and demand, who stopped this strain, on whose authority? wallace says, my authority. he will explain the situation and henry will agree, i am needed more here than harpers ferry. other subsequent union arrivals will also offlo

on the night of july 9th the rest of the union core loads up on steamers and make theirs way not towards baltimore but washington. we aren't going to defend harpers ferry. now it is against washington, d.c. so we come towards the tail end of the campaign. we come towards as he continues his march against washington. he was forced to police the battlefield, clean it up on the night of july 9th into july 10th. he makes a b line for the outer limits of washington d.c. it is extremely hot on july 10th. the soldiers drop out from heatstroke. columns stretch out as that heat continues. he has to stop on july 10th and continue on july 11th. on july 11th he'll reach the outskirts of washington. and chris mentioned these last night. yes, washington has a string of almost 68 forts. they don't mean anything if they are not empty. they are being manned by clerks from the war department. montgomery megs had written to him saying my guys don't know the manual of arms. they don't know how to load a musket. he is teaching them. it is on july 10th, on july 11th. it comes up on july 11th and starts to skirmish. confederates can see the dome of the capital building

julie donaldson here. we'll get you to the ironman world championship in a moment. first, relief for the fans of the washington nationals. last night against the giant, all-star bryce harpert base and grabbed his knee. it looked to be a serious injury. tests showed no ligament