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[music] okay. welcome, everybody. my name is doug bradburn, on the founding director of the national library for the study of george washington at the beautiful mount vernon and delighted to welcome you again for a wonderful evening of conversation and history, and i also like to welcome the c-span audience out there who is recording us this evening. great to have you back in the library. these evening book talks are special for a variety of reasons, because we get to bring exciting new historians to the eager community here, but also because it s sponsored by ford, which has been a great donor to mount vernon for many, many years. as you ail know, mountain vernon lady s association does not take any government money. a completely private institution based on philanthropy and based on people coming to the estate so we depend on groups like the ford family and evidence to mortar company who supported mount vernon since henry ford gave the first fire engine to the estat ....
welcome everybody. i am the founding director for the study of george washington and we are delighted to welcome you again with some conversation and history also the c-span audience recording us this evening it is great to have you back in the library. for the evening book talks are special for a variety of reasons to bring exciting stories to the community but also it is sponsored by ford who has been a great donor over many years. we do not take any government moneyhi completely private based on philanthropy so we depend on groups like the ford family and ford motor company the first fire engine to keep the house from burning to the groundnd so with that ongoing challenge through the fire suppression efforts i would like to welcome you all out here but also to mention upcoming library programs the annual martha washington lecture to discuss 18th century women that is a fantastic conversation led by the senior curator the first of the three lectures coming up with b ....
enabled influence operations of these two things i believe are going to be the dominant form of warfare. now back to our focus on slavery in america. [inaudible conversations] welcome everybody. my name is douglas bradburn and i m the founding director of the presidential national library here in a beautiful mount vernon and delighted to welcome you all again for a wonderful evening of conversation and history and i would also like to welcome the c-span audience out there. it s great to have you back in the library. you know these evening book talks are special for a variety of reasons because we get to bring exciting new stories to the eager community here but also because it s sponsored by the great donor to mount her in and for many many years. as you all know it does not take any government money. a completely private institution based on philanthropy and based on people coming so we have been in groups like the ford family the ford motor company who supported ....
welcome everybody. my name is douglas bradburn and i m the founding director of the presidential national library here in a beautiful mount vernon and delighted to welcome you all again for a wonderful evening of conversation and history and i would also like to welcome the c-span audience out there. it s great to have you back in the library. you know these evening book talks are special for a variety of reasons because we get to bring exciting new stories to the eager community here but also because it s sponsored by the great donor to mount her in and for many many years. as you all know it does not take any government money. a completely private institution based on philanthropy and based on people coming so we have been in groups like the ford family the ford motor company who supported mt. vernon since henry ford brought the first fire engine to mt. vernon to keep the mansion house from burning to the grandpa to some of you know it s an ongoing challenge and in ....
you can see the storms really kind of changed course here for a bit. they were coming in pretty due west to east all night. then as they moved toward philadelphia the progress of this line slowed down a little bit. we started to see more of a almost due south to north progression of these storm which meant heavy rain moved across the same area for an extended peer of time that s what led to the risk for flash flooding. i want to call your attention what s happening behind the system. a few showers moving into central pennsylvania most of those will miss out. i can t rule out a stray shower tomorrow morning. the shore missed most of the brunt of the action today. finally now starting to see few storms lining up over atlantic city, portions of again atlantic county, cape may county and central and southern new jersey quiet for now she s showers across southern delaware could move into your region. we re not meetly out of the woods yet the threat for severe weather is dyin ....