they are moving west toward leesburg to get more food. remember at the beginning, i mentioned the civilians in dranesville were not to happy to have them in the area. it's a story where i cannot go into too many details, but the union army would go to dranesville three times and on those three journeys, they are rest three dozen people, send tom back to prison washington, d.c. rumors are circulating that some of the dranesville citizens have heads of decapitated union soldiers on their signposts. the capitated heads on signposts will get the attention of officials. they are also noticing there's a lot of for tile territory and lots of -- google territory and lots of -- lots of fertile territory and hay and grain. it's essentially a no man's land. who ever gets there first, gets the stuff. mcclellan's reserves are sent to dranesville to gather supplies. that will create a snowball effect. what else is going on? planning his is expedition to leesburg, what becomes the battle of ball's bluff. kind of the what if question is, what if he had c

we'll show you in aapprmeul stanrt i to metro, ng chouthe ints o leesburg and fau leesburg, 78 in lovettsvillebeautiful out there. expanding our view takin a look at some of our farther reaching suburbs, 77 intevensville on the eastern shore and a gorges day along the chesapeake, 76 in annapolis, 77 winchester, 83 in cumberland. we hadhe real tastef fall in the air this morning and yesterday. it's a t little warmhis weekend, it's going to feeleod r he a t aturdaydeh thasgh, no way arondund it.la our weekend of summer going out just like season. hot. we have had so man days of 90 plus. well over 50t this point. i don't know we might be approaching 60. 92 on sunday. tomorrow, 88, saturday. maybe a little less f heelingo on sunday, mix of sun and clouds both da. back to radar. nothing going on here, let's look at texas. so the t bulk ohe widespread rain has lifted off to the north texas oklahoma border pushing into arkansas, leftover house flowing off the gulf bringing showers and thunderstorms to the houstonrea although wideically scattered and ending through tonight. so imelda and remnants of i

waldorf andunrince george's 84 there for wheaton and leesburg 85 this afternoon. check on the tropics.e gabriellill a tropical storm, not going to bother anybody. we have three areas eeping an eye on, the one we're keeping the closest eye on right now is this looks like it will head for parts of the eastern gulf later on this week, it's very warm weather ther sometimes that can cause trouble with some of these tropical storms. hurricane frequency we're at the pique of hurricane seasonhyow, that is the tropics are so active. but beginning only one named storm out there right now heading well away from any land '95 ow, 95 on thursday, those are the two hottest days, heat n really going anywhere. still up near 90 both. >>> 4:47, weo haveestbound construction, 66 eastund. westbound by 29, watch out for e tap o brakes. 395 is at speed, the look i guess, no problems on 295 st malcolm x. good. of that on5 looking frederick through rockville and no problems on th beltway, inner or outer loop. >>> tsa agents fou another gun, the 23rd time this year, fo the offiund the gun

eighty-nine in the district, 87 in buoys, 88 in hey market, and 88 in leesburg. it has been hot everywhere even outside the metro, zero nine in, baltizero nine maryland. so cold front will move through tonight. it will mostly come through dry. e ju skies. we could see some stray showers closer to day back, 68 forhe low temperature.re tomorrow big diffee instead of 90, only 80, mosin the morning gives way tooft sunshine in the afternoon nice coolut northeasterly winds. temperature trends over the next few days, no major h as we should see temperatures at normal if n andeic comfortable. sennty-five o not done with 90 agree temperatus, see warmertex should sayrumbeginsme n sextot t full seven day forecas.t which i'll ue hav for little later on, angie, blak c >> septembertinues to sizzle. thank you, caitlin. gng to see on fox5, the community coming together to throw memorable birthday celraonti bo. brian, has autism, andis mother through a party for him athuck-e-cheese saturday. but, none of his friends showed up. his mom made heartg bre post on facebook saying thisd

like the villages, lady lake, leesburg, all picking up gusts to around 35 miles per hour.t's well inland. 40 or 50 miles inland there as you take a look at that wide arm, the wide arms of the storm as you get those outer bands to come across. we're going to get the closest pass i think to charleston somewhere between 8:00 and noon tomorrow. and charleston harbor is going to be a problem with flooding. storm surge going to be in the four to seven-foot range. hugo is the benchmark. hugo, the water was up to 12.5 at the harbor. and for this storm, 10.3. so only 2.5 feet, less than hugo which made a direct impact here. so september of 1989, 12.5. more than 1940. certainly more than erma and also matthew. this is going to be a push of water up into that charleston harbor. and then we're going to scrape the coast all the way from charleston right along up to about newburn with the eyewall close to if not on land. heavy rainfall for sure. winds will still be about 90 miles per hour when that happens. this could still be a storm that makes landfall somewhere in the carolinas. the

the confederates will win at ball's bluff you see there, near leesburg, virginia. you see the union making incursions around port royal, south carolina and encircling the confederacy. winfield scott's great anaconda plan is being put into effect and it's going to become harder and harder for confederates to receive supplies. things they need for war, things they need to exist as a nation. it will get tough as it goes on. now we're on to 1862 where a lot more is going to happen. where? the union moves fast in the west. everything favors the union. not only do the confederates have enough soldiers but the rivers act as main arteries of invasion for the north. the union wins at kentucky, pee ridge, arkansas and captures forts donaldson and henry, which results in the first confederate capital at nashville, tennessee. although the union has captured 100,000 square miles of territory, people aren't really noticing. it is kinda far from washington and new york where the papers are coming up and people are paying attention. hold that thought for a second. in the east some

jim from leesburg, virginia. caller: i say immigration. the public charge law.ome here, you should get anything. back to the guy before you about the military and the border wall. i'm a combat vet. you talk about protecting this country, i do it. the border wall, they drive wages down. african-americans in this country should be ashamed about the immigrants that comeh here and take their jobs away. that to china and the military. china has way surpassed us in the military. we do not want to admit it. talk about military spending. you need to look about five years. we have got immigration, immigration. host: "the new york times" with this headline " conservative rebellion in britain contrast to the gop's trump -- britain and the u.s. has seemed lashed together amidst the storms of the last two years. amplifying each other but in one respect they have diverse. in london rebels in the conservative party staging an insurrection this past week against the new prime minister boris johnson on his plan to try e.u.ock thleaving the without a deal. also want to share with

host: we will hear from casey in leesburg, virginia, democrats line. caller: good morning.hanks for taking my call. i would like to say i agree with the previous caller that things are stare -- scary. from my point of view, what is scary is a collective movement on the side of republicans to really not see the truth and the constant doublespeak, half-truths. i feel like they have done a disservice to their own people. the real need has to be a balanced approach to any inquiry and investigation and i think it is incumbent on the american people to demand the truth be good, bad, or otherwise in order to get to the end of this impeachment inquiry. i am concerned when people become too emotionally and wrapped with these kinds of life and death situations and i want to thank you again for taking my call and remind the american people to look past the double speech, the lies, the emotion and try to get to the facts and allow themselves to recognize they may be wrong and accept that and i believe nancy pelosi and the democrats are holding up the constitution and it is important fo

host: karen out of leesburg, virginia, republican. caller: can you hear me? host: yes.ler: listen, i am over it. this is where i am at. believe andnestly was supporting donald trump for a long time and i did see the vision, but it this time -- and i'm talking to my republican family and friends -- we need to do something else. i consider us a intelligent party of integrity and character, and that is not what it has been. i cannot deny, no matter what i think i want to believe, the mueller probe, the wall, the debt, we are not even talking about the national debt, and now ukraine. it is exhausting. i would love to see another candidate step up and represent the republican party. this is an embarrassment to the party. i cannot blame the democrats are doing their job. if that was my ceo or deputy and saw this behavior, i would expect them to be turned away. it is a joke that we said around and enable the situation and mcconnell does nothing, and sit and act like we are proud to be republicans. either put somebody else on the platform or i am switching parties. my flag is u