Floodwaters swept their cars off roads. five people are still missing. four in Cumberland County and one in harnett. Duke Energy Reports 392 thousand Power Outages across the state. Parts of eye40 are still closed tonight near benson. Stretches of eye 95 also closed around fayetteville. princeville in Edgecombe County evacuated as floodwaters from the tar river rise. And voluntary evacuations are also in place for goldsboro. The neuse river in that area we have Team Coverage tonight of matthews aftermath. We have crews stationed in cumberland, wake and edgecombe countiesmonitori ng the latest developments. But we start in Cumberland Countywhere its still a very dangerous situation there tonight. Four people are still missing in flood waters. Swift water teams from new york, new jersey, and ohio spent the morning pulling people from stranded cars and flooded homes. Angelica alvarez is live in fayetteville with the latest car in water. I talked to the guy who says thats his car earlier.
Become a member. We would like that. You can go to the website at www. Fdrlibrary. Org. If youve been here before, you know the format. He would speak for about an hour and then we will have ten minutes of questions. Then it would be happy to speak about the book. He is an independent and a historian. His book title 1941 is an advertisement for the 75th anniversary in his own book. Fighting the shadow war hes also the author of the millionaires and the aristocratic fly boys thought the war and invented power. Hes written for vanity fair, smithsonian and the town and country. Town and country. Hes also spoken across the country and appeared on cnn, npr, cspan and tv. He is a graduate of Princeton University and he lives in connecticut. Please. [applause] it is absolutely wonderful to be here this afternoon. Thank you to the archivists. I did a lot of research for the book and they make it possible to create books like these as bill mentioned i want to thank president delora roosevelt fo
The roosevelt reading festival continues now. Marc wortman discusses his book 1941 fighting the shadow war, a divided america in a world at war. Good afternoon. Welcome to the roosevelt librarys annual reading festival, glad to have you here today. President roosevelt would also be pleased, i am assuming he would be. Not that i am channeling him. He wanted to be a community organization. About his era, presidency and issues that he encountered during this period. We are glad you could be here as well. And especially pleased because it is our 75th anniversary and we invite you to get to these activities on june 30th. If you enjoy these types of programs and others, please become a member. We would like that. Go to our website, www. Fdrlibrary. Org. I will go over you probably if you have been here today you know the format. Marc wortman will speak for a half hour and we have 10 minutes of questions and afterwards he will go to the lobby where you can obtain the book from the new deal st
Routes were european traders are coming in. That is generally green bay. Which europeans are we talking about . Professor sleepersmith primarily be french. The british will come later in the 18th century. Host this is about more the next duration. This is about business . Is about more than exploration. This is about business . Yesessor sleepersmith there it if you think about the early landscape in the United States as being a landscape of not just indian villages, but a series of indian villages often confined as confederacies or even some indian nations or the entirees. Ranscontinental United States arrive inopeans even the great lakes, european trade routes preceded them. They stretch the center of the nation the southwest, the northwest. European trade goods become incorporated in that existing network. How door sleepersmith the native american tribes respond . Professor sleepersmith very welcoming. Most french traders began to 0s, in the 16 60s, 166 after radisson comes into the
We will drop on down tonight. A couple more flurries at 7 00. The Eastern Shore could see more. Overnight we could see more flurries on the Eastern Shore. The wind will pick up during the overnight hours. With that we will see the effect snow showers. Beach. 7 00 in the morning. The 20s. And it will be cold coming up for tomorrow. We are almost done with the snow. The wind for saturday morning all the way to about sunday, it is really going to be called out over the weekend. Snow warmer than rain. Another weather system for monday and tuesday. I will tell you more about that and Ashley Baylor will be helping me out and show us what is going on with the forecast in just a few minutes. Stephanie we have crews in jeff fisher has made his way down to elizabeth city. Joe well, we are going on for hours of snowfall and the snow just letting up a little bit ago. Nothing release falling from this night sky right now. Were dealing with the doubt two inches on the grassy surfaces. As we go to my