Starting to pick up now. If youre traveling some of the outlying suburbs expect reduced visibility that will change in the next hour or two. Satellite and radar, high thin clouds approaching from the northwest. They should get in here late this afternoon. After 5 00 p. M. Or 6 00 p. M. Most of the time today expect mostly sunny skies, it will be a hotter afternoon. Yesterday, philadelphia was the only area that topped out at 90 degrees, everybody else topped out at 86, 87. Today well be closer to 9 but the humidity levels comfortable. Hotter, but pleasant. 87 degrees at 2 00 p. M. 5 00 p. M. 89. Whats next, after this picture perfect end to a weekend. It turns warm he warmer. Were back in the soup again that will bring the drenching downpours to the delaware valley. Ill talk about that when i see you again in just a bit nydia. Chris, thank you. Developing overnight a young man was shot to death in philadelphia. He was shot only the 3400 block of kroll street in north philadelphia at 11
Next from hyde park new york. Good afternoon and welcome to the president ial library museum. Cap you could be here today for 14th annual roosevelt reading festival. The program from is the author will talk for about 30 minutes and then a ten minute questionandanswer time and then a book signing. Cspan is with us today. If youre going to ask a question please use the microphone on the side so we can record your son. These reading festivals and programs are supported by our members and trustees. If we have any here today raise your hand. Thank you. We could do this without you and we appreciate your support. If you have one of these buttons for attending today that will give you free admission to the museum. I hope youll visit. We have a wonderful temporary exhibit called images of is important exhibit, the library has never done an exhibit on a japanese internment before. Very powerful. I hope youll see. This afternoon we have well you might call our most sensational books. It has sex,
Segundo afternoon were happy you could be here today there will be a 10 minute question a and answer period we have cspan with us so please use a microphone if you ask the questions we can record your response with those trustees to we have many members here today . Raise your hand if you get the at but and for attending today with thosein images of interment it is an important exhibit for us wepo have never done an exhibit on this before so i hope youll see a. So this afternoon one of the most sensational books with sex and drama and beautiful women. And then to be made into a movie and all of those elements and then nominated twice for Pulitzer Prize we cannot we have not heard this before to star in a angelina joey and brad pitt what is interesting is we bring these things together that these are so universal you can smell it and tasted it please welcome howard blum. [applause] there is a moment when he thinks he found a storys life w where he feels he can wake up to make those char
Embassy aligned with the nazis. From the International Spy museum, this is about an hour. Peter i am the executive director of the spy museum. Im happy to have you here for what will be an interesting program. This happened during most of our lifetimes. It will resonate with you quite a bit. A our speaker this morning is natalie. We have worked with her at the museum before. She is a writer, director, producer of educational tors in washington. She develops them herself and does chiltons programs. She is codeveloper of what is our tour, the spy museum city tour of d. C. Which we do in partnership with gray line. She has been featured in a number of local outlets, washington washingtonian magazine, the post, the times. She has been on the History Channel and a number of others. She has been director of the Silver Spring inclusive theater. She has spent a lot of of time on this particular case, which i was discussing with her this morning. Natalie we are very glad to have you here. Natal
They are doing so because its surveillance needs require that degree of storage and security. The chief Information Officers ordered Government Agencies to move to the cloud, and as a result even civilian agencies are turning to cloud services. Monday night on the communicators on cspan two. Joint American History tv for live coverage of ceremonies marking the one 30th the 150th anniversary of the surrender at appomattox. Generally met senator you general u. S. Grant and surrendered, effectively ending the civil war. We will be live from appomattox courthouse on both a pool ninth and 12th as historians including edit airs reflect on the last battles and reflect on the legacy of appomattox. Will also bring you key moments from 150 years ago and we will open at our phone lines to take phone calls from authors. The surrender at appomattox. Live april 9 and 12th on cspan3. Up next on American History tv, Natalie Zanin tells the story of an americanborn wife of an english diplomat who becam