Or this evening. Overall today, very warm, a bit more humid and sunshine mixing with clouds. 9 00 a. M. , bright, 735 degrees, 11 00 a. M. , 83. 1 00 p. M. , 87. 3 00 p. M. We hit a high of 89 degrees well above average. Normally we would be in the upper 70s. 6 00 p. M. , 86 degrees come down from the high. The one issue weve been mentioning this air quality. This is the crowning young the elderly any one with respiratory problems avoid the afternoon sun. Reporter no overnight construction on the schuylkill expressway eastbound side by the blue route they were working the last couple of nights they were not working last night. Everything is open on 76. Underneath 476 the blue route. Meanwhile, the northeast extension we had work in the northbound lanes Lehigh Valley interchange. Those lanes are reopened on the northbound side of the nex. No problems on the vine street expressway or i95. The crash at grays and connell park is out of the way. We are expecting an opening for the taconypal
Democratic nominee. Sanders says hell do it. Could it really happen . Why 10 million could be standing in the way. Ready for the weekend. Were kicking off the unofficial start to summer with a big party on the plaza. Headlined by one of Country Musics biggest stars, Dierks Bentley. Today, friday, may 27th, 2016. Announcer from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to today on this friday morning. Weve decided to come on outside to start the show this morning. As you can see, we are in very good company. Weve got marine corps, navy, coast guard, all here as part of fleet week. It goes on until monday, memorial day weekend. Well have a concert and good food this weekend. Well serve you guys and thank you, again, for being here. We have a lot to talk about this friday morning. Lets talk about president obama, making history, becoming the first u. S. Sitting president to visit hhiroshima, japa
Its going to be a mess on the roads today with people getting out of town for the Holiday Weekend. But right now is your chance. News 4s Meagan Mcgrath is live at the Chesapeake Bay bridge at the toll booth. How is traffic looking right now, meagan . Reporter well, you can see behind me live here at the toll booth this can often be a choke point, and right now everything is looking pretty good. You can see that we have a slight a little bit of a slowdown here especially in the lanes where people are paying cash. But the ez pass, only lanes in the far left, those folks pretty much going right through. We have a slowdown once you get through the toll booth itself because we have 11 lanes going into three lanes. So there is a little bit of drag, but once you get that merge taken back up on the bridge. So great time to leave. Thats what the experts had said. They predicted actually yesterday would be the peak travel day for a lot of people leaving town and that today would not be as bad. A
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American war. In particular, two narratives shine the light on the impression of american soldiers on the french. We also have a bonus item on display today that was not mentioned in the description, a map showing the french and cannons and the defenses at newport here it the map is part of our Robert Charles Lawrence Ferguson collection here at the library. One of the narratives was purchased with a gift from a private foundation. The dylan narrative was the gift was another gift. It was published in paris in 1782 and it shows in detail the landscape of newport, rhode island after the armys arrival. The map not only shows major roads, but also fortification, the and kidmans of each regiment, and the placement of the french fleet to protect the harbor. It would have been occupied by British Forces from december 1776 through october 1779. Many of the tods inhabitants fled during the first deportation of troops. Those who remained were obliged to compete with their occupiers for supplies