Good evening. Im executive director of the John F Kennedy library foundation. And on behalf of my library and foundation, im delighted to welcome all of you who are watching online as well as those of you who are in person with us today. I would also like to acknowledge the generous support of our underwriters of the kennedy forums lead sponsors, bank of america and the lowell institute, and our media sponsor, the boston. And many thanks. The White House Correspondents association. All of your partnership and cooperation to make tonights program a reality we look forward to robust question and answer period tonight. If youre joining us online, youll see full instructions on screen for submitting your questions via email or comments on our youtube page during the program. When the q a starts, we will invite those of you who are joining us in person today, today to proceed to the microphones that are in the aisles to ask your questions. It is fitting that are hosting tonights conversatio
School districts well be sure to pass those along to you. Youre watching nbc 10 news today. Im christine maddela. And im chris cato. Tracking the snow showers across the area earlier in paoli, chester county. You see lancaster after overnight. You see you may need the brush this morning. The roads are just wets. Not accumulating. Not there at least at this point. Lets get to bill henley. Bill, is snow still falling in parts of the area . Yes, indeed it is, chris. That video from earlier today. Live radar shows showers quickly moving through the area on winds that are blowing showers on and off through the area. Temperatures below freezing areas north and west that are seeing that snowfall are going to see more accumulation than philadelphia or delaware and south jersey where the temperatures are still relatively warm, above freezing. Those showers, just light scattered showers will lead to a dusting or a little more. Pottstown, 29 degrees, currently 34 in philadelphia. And trending at
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