Would be south and west of dc and that is what you are seeing now . Reporter absolutely. We have the Flood Warnings in place of the shenendoah valley. This is video from woodstock. This is why the Flood Warnings are in place. You dont know how deep that water is. Do not drive or each walk through water or even walk through water. It will sweep you off your feet. The warnings are in place until 5 30. Woodstock saw over four inches of rain in a very short amount of time. It is going to take awhile for the waters to recede. Lets look at doppler 9000. On top of the warnings we have more Flash Flood Warnings in place. Out of culpepper we have the Flash Flood Warning until 3 00 this afternoon and it is also for parts of orange. So the aerial Flood Warning from parts of the video shows rain pushing out. We have heavy rain moving south of dc through 95, dunkirk, south of bowie as well. This will push off to la plata very slowly. A lot of rain. That is why we have Flash Flood Warnings in place.
So im delighted to welcome our guest here today to is going to talk about some themes that are very similar in our exhibit. Exhibit from another that has a collection of George Washingtons items. It ties in very well to our collection so im delighted to introduce the curator at tutor place castle and garden. Prior to coming to tutor place, he was the assistant curator of collections at the James Madison mike kelly or and worked for nearly nine years on the mansion interiors Initiative Team to research and furnish the Market Leader mansion following is architectural restoration. Prior to his arrival, he was the staff archaeologist at james monroe long silent. Long island. He has a master of arts in anthropology with a concentration in historical archaeology from the university of south carolina. Please welcome him. Good afternoon. I want to thank heidi and 84 katie for their invitation to speak today. My talk directly relates to this exhibition as im focusing on how members of the peter
Companies when they graduate. We should do more of those, build on what we have region by region. And, sure, thats why i have a Regional Economic plan that does precisely that in 13 regions, aligning whats happening in our schools already with curriculum, with making sure that as we roll out half a billion dollars over the next ten years, we will build an economy in the ground up. One thats sustainable, one that invests in our kids and work force so that we wont have jobs going begging as we do now, and we wont have people unemployed as we do now. Save the jobs of thousands of hospitals and in some respects yes we have to made some tough decisions. The leadership requires you to make tough decisions. And i said many times the hardest decision i had to make was to exit the rhode island marketplace but even then im proud of the fact that everybody we owed money to go to page. Everybody that was in treatment we continue to make sure they got transitioned properly and everybody that was em