like to welcome you to the third event in this year s read the revolution speakers series. i m scott stevens and president and ceo of the museum of the american revolution right down here in old historic, philadelphia at third and chestnut streets and it is so incredible to have a live audience back together. and not only that but we are welcoming over a hundred people who are tuning in online and they are tuning in from alabama, georgia, kentucky, california, texas and wisconsin in addition to our usual friends along the east coast from new england all the way down to virginia this evening. so this is fabulous to be a hybrid event this evening. i d like to start by thanking our sponsors for this evening the haverford trust company haverford trust have been. with the museum dear friends and sponsors since before the museum opened so our five-year anniversary as an institution being open to the public is april 19th of this coming year and haverford goes back even farther back
download it for free today. c-span now. your front row seat to washington. any time, anywhere. i would like to welcome you to the third event in this year s read the revolution speakers series. i m scott stephenson, i m president and ceo of the museum of the american revolution. right down here in old historic philadelphia at third and chestnut streets. and it is so incredible to have a live audience back together. [ applause ] and not only that, but we are welcoming over a hundred people who are tuning in online. and they are tuning in from alabama, georgia, kentucky, california, texas, and wisconsin, in addition to our usual friends along the east coast from new england all the way down to virginia this evening. so this is fabulous, to be a hybrid event this evening. i would like to start by thanking our sponsors for this evening, the haverford trust company. haverford trust have been with the museum, dear friends and sponsors, since before the museum opened. our five-yea
chestnut street. and it is so incredible to have a live audience back together. [applause] and not only that but we are welcoming over 100 people who are tuning in online and they are tuning in from alabama, georgia, kentucky, california, texas, and wisconsin, in addition to our usual friends on the east coast from new england all the way down to virginia this evening. so this is fabulous, to be, a hybrid event this evening. i d like to start by thanking our sponsors for this evening, hampered trust company. have a trust have been with the defense and sponsors, since before the museum opened. so a five year anniversary as an institution being open to the public is april 19th of this coming year and hanford goes back, even farther back than this. the particularly been excellence partners in sponsoring the read and revelations series. which is not just a lot of other talks that we re experiencing tonight, but a biweekly email that you can sign up for with curated excerpts from
who are tuning in online and they are tuning in from alabama, georgia, kentucky, california, texas and wisconsin in addition to our usual friends along the east coast from new england all the way down to virginia this evening. so this is fabulous to be a hybrid event this evening. i d like to start by thanking our sponsors for this evening the haverford trust company haverford trust have been. with the museum dear friends and sponsors since before the museum opened so our five-year anniversary as an institution being open to the public is april 19th of this coming year and haverford goes back even farther back than this. they ve particularly been excellent partners in sponsoring to read the revolution series, which is not just the live author talks like your experiencing tonight, but by weekly email that you can sign up for with curated excerpts from books about the american revolution we have now done hundreds of these. so if you go to the museum s website and rev museum.org
and all the news of the day are ahead. but first, let s check in with meteorologist steve stewart. steve: hey, guys. been waiting for this weekend. caitlin: it s a nice weekend, and i have a cold. sorry if i sound a little bit stuffy. steve: i tell you, i think a lot of cloud cover and temperatures are so mild. t-shirts. not only today but tomorrow as well. let s get right to it. temperatures in the low 40s. typically in the mid-30s. a little bit milder, 45 in roxboro, 39 in sanford, 44, fayetteville. we re going to see clouds throughout the day, a little thicker cloud deck later in the day. but regardless, temperatures on our model, lower 60s, going for a spike between 2:00 and 4:00 getting around 65. the normal high, 56. next week cooler and some rain. anthony: the supreme court affecting our primary election, won t stop an order forcing lawmakers to draw a new congressional map. caitlin: that means congressional elections will happen in june. heather waliga tells us what t