it spent most of its active middletown,earby pennsylvania, near harrisburg. camp, several hundred men along with baggage laden wagons and ambulances, marched from middletown to gettysburg, more than 50 miles. they reach their campground along seminary ridge on september 25, three days before the scheduled ceremony. greeted virginians were at the outskirts of gettysburg by the local company of the pennsylvania national guard. the seminary ridge campsite was dubbed camp snyder in honor of seventh'sder, the second regimental commander. several prominent west virginia werecluding the governor scheduled to attend the ceremony. in addition, colonel theodore f lange, formally of the west virginia calvary and author of "loyal west virginia," one of the earliest accounts of the , came toinia statehood the ceremony, and even some of the states confederate veterans would participate. keep in mind that west virginia is the most divided state during the civil war. more than maryland, more than missouri or even kentucky. roughly the same number of men, 20,000 to 22,000, se

i saw thatot far from middletown. >> the state of ohio could be the hardest-hit by this looming tradear with america's biggest trading partner. >> sullivan: at industrial tuben and steel, dam gaynor isn the business of buying and reselling steel. >> we buy from a bunch of steel mills. our main bread and butter is distributing steel tubing. >> sullin: trump's tariffs onul imported steel-- essentially a 25% tax-- ended up raising the ooprice of american steel, skyrocketing. gaynor's costs so how dow you handle that? did you guys eat that, or did the customers eat it? >> see, that's the hard part. we just have to pass it along to the customer, our customer has to pass it along to their customerand so on, down the chain. >> sullivan: do you think thate' th be a point, though,h, where the, the e consumer willay just"i, i can't afford this, this is too expensive"? >> yeah, i, i think there's, always tha trid that's the thing with tariffs is, are you kind of artificially messing with the price of, you know, what the market dictates? >> sullivan: and what people wiwi be willing to pay.op >> a

have the leading edge of this rain sinking south of cloverdale heading towards geyserville, cobb, middletown and st. helena. increasing clouds, maybe a sprinkle or drizzle out th

middletown and a little bit showing to show up around cloverdale. cloverdale is 06.for many, it is much warmer than it was yesterday. a little more of a southern breezy event. we're on the southern end of it. we are not going to get much out of it. it will keep some highs and cool air coming in behind us. that wind will pick up a little later. 60s and 07s on the temperature. it does lock we get a little warmer. thank you, steve. >>> 4:20 is the time. so long san francisco. hello, texas. up next, why a hip clothing start-up is moving its headquarters out of the bay. >>> when you are clean and you have a shower and you have clean clothes, you just feel better about yourself. >> a new service giving the homeless a place to clean up and it is all on wheels. >> and in this week's episode of the bay area, people podcast. we are making an exception. we sit down with the hulk. he is not from around here, but he does have a home just a couple of hours away. you can listen to that. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. facebook is outlining plans for an independent oversight boar

because that is a college town and duffy has the intellectual community helping them along, so taking middletownahue taking that is no surprise but not by much. less than 200 votes. this point, a slight trend developing for duffy. more out ofeeds hartford. he only has 200. >> eastward, duffy ahead. it is a surprise. >> here we are. the united states senate nomination, duffy leading donahue. [applause] [laughter] >> mansfield, duffy, 828, donahue, 128. 60 out of a hundred -- >> it is all over. we won. congratulations. all, all over. we won. what do you mean you don't know? what about granby and east granby? absolutely, jack, it is too early. >> never in my life. we counted low, like always. we are careful counters. given the turnout and a decent boat, we couldn't lose. vote, we couldn't lose. then you cut your figures by a third. grassroots politics is paying off. there is no substitute for it. [applause] [applause] i got no sleep. [chanting] [indiscernible] [applause] stand on your principles. [applause] >> we are going to win in november because in this campaign we have brought together people

because that is a college town and duffey has the intellectual community helping him along, so taking middletownue taking meredith is no surprise but not by much. less than 200 votes. at this point, duffey -- there is a slight trend developing for duffey. >> donahue needs more out of hartford. to help them along. he only has 200. almost half of the city is in. >> eastward, duffey ahead. duffey is very close to donahue. >> it is a surprise. >> here we are. 35 out of 45 districts in hartford. the united states senate nomination, duffey leading donahue. [applause] [laughter] >> duffey by nine votes. >> mansfield, duffey, 828, donahue, 128. 60 out of a hundred -- >> it is all over. we won. congratulations. all, all over. we won. what do you mean you don't know? >> you won chester. >> what about granby and east granby? >> you are absolutely, jack, it is too early. >> never in my life. >> we counted low, like always. -- like we always do. we are careful counters. given the turnout and a fairly decent market vote we couldn't , lose. then you cut your figures by a third. grassroots politics is paying of

have the leading edge of this rain sinking south of cloverdale heading towards geyserville, cobb, middletown and st. helena. increasing clouds, maybe a sprinkle or drizzle out there. for the most part milder this morning and dry. a chance of showers going. the best chance in the morning for the north day and then lingering from noon to 4:00. temperatures will stay below average. upper 50s to 60s this morning. mid 60s at the coast. low to mid 70s elsewhere. >> we started off with a few injury crashes. some of them cleared. one we're tracking is a sigalert highway 580. we saw slowing in both directions, right now we're picking up green. southbound 880 slow through oakland because of road work. here's a live shot of 680 in walnut creek. southbound looks good out of westbound 4 despite an earlier injury crash eastbound 4 at hillcrest. bay bridge toll plaza, just a minor wait for some cash paying lanes. westbound 4 ride, antioch to hercules, 26 minutes. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, 14 minutes. no major problems in the south bay. northbound 87 looking good to the san jose airport. >>> we a

out of middletown and valley lake. there's a line just off point reyes, maybe inverness.f bodega bay. 60s on temps, very mild, +3 to 10 degrees warmer compared to sunday. decent breeze it'll crank up more to the northwest once the front moves through. cool, unstable heirs expected come in later this afternoon . that could trigger thunderstorm activity north and east. first rain is here. 60s and 70s, lothrop heiser come in way down. could get a little more rain on wednesday, looks like more of the wind producer. that will be close, temperatures pretty cool with rain here this morning. >>> time is 550, fire broke out on the football field before kickoff on sunday . how it happened a game between the colts and the titans in our next half hour. two well-known san francisco restaurant suddenly shut down, close their doors after the break, why some are blaming the san francisco giants games at oracle park. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 , oakland azor at home tonight the gonna play kansas city royals after successful road trip. they added extra insurance on the ninth with th

out of desperation, they found an industrial park near middletown, new york. it was fairly flat. kind of uninteresting land, but it had good transportation access. they started building, started advertising. they built the stage. they had artists creating art installations and everything was going smoothly until the locals caught wind of what they were doing and it wasn't going to be a 50,000 person folk festival after all, what they were promised. jimi hendrix had been booked, and a number of non-folk bands were booked, prominently. the town basically rewrote its laws to outlaw the festival. and that left woodstock ventures with about four weeks to find another location. that is when they came in contact with max. max yasgur, the dairy farmer in bethel. about 90 miles northwest of new york city. when woodstock ventures approached him, in july, 1969, and asked if he had any property that might be suitable for a rock festival, when he showed them a couple of pieces of land and when they came to this property, which was one of his hay fields. he grew alfalfa on this hill. woodstock