Uncommon introduced our guest speaker today, just a few rules or bits of information, we do have Light Refreshments for you in the kitchen and, there is a coffee, tea, cheese crackers and cookies, please feel free to get up and take what you like on you not have to go to the visitors center, there is a door opened in the restrooms are over there our staff today, can who is in the back, there we have kelly and we have myself, im the director of the affairs for the county and by de facto im director of the say, so we are fortunate to have the guest speaker and historian to share his knowledge and expertise on Alexander Hamilton in his rise to fame and glory, he graduated from the college with a bachelor degree and from Colorado State university, mr. On berkow has been a historic, and researching writing and giving presentations from the northeast through 2000, seven he is a scholar of the american revolution, with Research Interests that have espionage during the war, he has published hi
Snow tomorrow. Good morning. Im rosemary conners. It is dry but the wintery weather is on the way. This is a look at austin, texas. Rain turned into flurries, a rare sight here in december. Also at least a were involved in this pile up. The same system will brings snow. This is just in from north carolina. Parts of Western North carolina could get a total of 6 inches. Now to a live look at cape may. Get the shovels and snow blowers ready. Parts of the shore could see several inches. Steve is tracking the changes to the weather. If this information seems different from what we saw yesterday you would be correct. We warned you about the shifting track. It now brings the snow even into our philadelphia suburbs here. The first alert is for the philadelphia suburbs. When are we expecting this . On the day saturday. Well go through 8 00 p. M. Tomorrow. It looks like it is a steady accumulating snow. It will nis Holiday Shopping se. If you will be out and about, 2 to 4 inches of snow and 4 to
Here we go. The first snow of the season ant accumulate in parts of our area. Just look at it coming down in Sussex County, delaware. Look at the the trees. Thats not all. We check out the boardwalk in wildwood, new jersey. A blanket of snow there. And not. Thanks for joining us tonight at 11 00. Im dawn timmeney. Time to put down that leaf blower and pick up your snow shovel. Winter storm is sweeping our area. We have Live Team Coverage for you. Our brad sattin down at the shore with everything you need to know to get prepared. Dave kinchen is on top of Road Conditions lets start with meteorologist Scott Williams with what areas will see the most snow, scott. There, dawn it looks like areas south and east of philadelphia in particular southern sections of delaware and sections in south jersey away from the immediate coast. But look at ultimate doppler a lot of moisture moving through the carolinas and virginia crossing the chesapeake into southern delaware and also into Cape May Count
Everyone and welcome to the New York Historical society. I am bail gregory, Vice President for public programs. Toare always thrilled welcome you to our spectacular Robert H Smith auditorium. This Evenings Program is presented in conjunction with to the americas road revolution for independence. Our new revolutionary war exhibition is on through march 11. Tonights program, George Washington and the battle for the Nations Capital, is part of the schwartz distinguished Speakers Series which is the heart of our public programs. As always, i would like to thank mr. Swartz for his wonderful support. Let us give mr. Swartz a great hand. I woulde] ms. Gregory also like to recognize our Trustee Executive Committee chair and all of the chairmans councilmembers with us for all of their wonderful support as well. Let us give them a big cant. [applause]nd ms. Gregory has everyone received a card to write their questions . No . We have staff coming through. Withll conduct the q a written questions
Good evening, everyone, and welcome to the New York Historical society. I am dale gregory, Vice President for public programs. We are always thrilled to welcome you to our spectacular Robert H Smith auditorium. This Evenings Program is presented in conjunction with mapping americas road to the revolution for independence. Our new revolutionary war exhibition is on through march 11. Tonights program, George Washington and the battle for the Nations Capital, is part of the schwartz distinguished Speakers Series which is the heart of our public programs. As always, i would like to thank mr. Swartz for his wonderful support. Let us give mr. Swartz a great hand. [applause] ms. Gregory i would also like to recognize our Trustee Executive Committee chair and all of the chairmans councilmembers with us for all of their wonderful support as well. Let us give them a big cant. Lets give them a big hand. [applause] ms. Gregory has everyone received a card to write their questions . No . We have st