gettysburg national park. he s here to talk to us about one of the world s lesser known but vital actions of the battle on culp s hill. ladies and gentlemen, dan walsh. i want to begin by thanking all my friends and colleagues in the emerging civil war, chris monkowski, kevin pollock, chris white at the american battlefield trust for having me today to present you this often forgotten story of the battle of gettysburg. over the last 157 years, so many of us are familiar with the stories of joshua chamberlain and little round top, pickets charge, cemetary ridge, seminary ridge, but often what gets lost is some of the stories that would occur on the union army s right flank on july 2nd and july 3rd known as culp s hill. at the dedication for the monument to honor george greene after the battle of gettysburg, illuminary dan sickles would give a dedication speech to this monument that had been dedicated in honor of greene and his performance at gettysburg on july 2, 1863. sickl
hot, well, brace yourself because it s going to be hot again today. and as we talked about, the humidity that really slaps you in the face when you walk outside. if you have something to do, you better hurry up and get it done quickly, especially if you re going to be outside, like a workout, ride the bike, walk the dog or go for a run. get it in as quickly as possible. continue to stay hydrated because in this humidity, mark, everybody knows you sweat that much more. and obviously keep the house cool. that s going to be the big key if you don t have air conditioning, then stay close to water because the temperatures are on the rise. mark? thank you for the update. we ll keep looking at the temperatures as they go up in the weather department. let s take a look right now. we re going to start off with satellite radar. a lot of moisture, just none in the farm of rain. we on the other hand form of rain. we on the other hand is getting the humidity as jackie talked about
effort enough. we will not beat the heroin issue by arresting people. i think you have heard many times we are not arresting our way out of this one. education is the best way to do it. people need to see this is a devastating crisis in our community. to say it won t happen to me is entirely wrong. it will happen to you. the thought is, if it is something affecting a community it is affected in the hallways by even the why all the students 4th grade up will see the video with experts on hand to answer the questions. the district communications director took the lead working endless hours with the videographer. when we finished the product, i truly believed we would save at least one life and to us, that was worth it. reporter: the plan is to make sure all the classes will have seen the video and have questions and concerns answered asking questions, getting answers, catherine bosley. denise: did you see the picture everyone is talking about on our facebook page,
rocket and get rid of you for a while. thank you very much. good afternoon. i m chuck todd in we just heard from president trump just before he left the white house south lawn to go get on to air force one and head to michigan. joining me is my co-anchor, katy tur. sort of he seemed a bit, i get, jovial for him today as he gets ready to go to michigan. this is an uncomfortable time to be going there. they have this flood issue with the dams that broke on top of obviously the virus. and it s been a politically, shall we say, polarizing time in michigan as well, and the president s visit may contribute to that. yeah. and there have been questions asked about whether it s a good idea for him to go to a place that has been such a hot zone because of the crowds that he attracts. you just heard him say he s not sure if he ll wear a mask. he s been asked about it a lot, he says, but he s still looking at it. the attorney general there, i believe, asked him to wear a mask. at
EASTON — On Thursday afternoon, the Easton Planning Commission voted to approve a recommendation to annex land on the east side of Ocean Gateway for a potential affordable multifamily housing