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Walk to that last end of the commute to the office because we are looking at milder conditions, you can also see clouds overnight have broken up and well probably see a fair amount of sunshine early with partly sunny skies. Here are the current numbers. 46 degrees in allentown at this hour. Yesterday we were about 10 degrees cooler. In fact a lot of suburbs were in the 30s but this morning its the 40s and 50s. 52 in philadelphia, 50 in trenton, 57 in cape may. Light winds, too, which is also kin...

Says at least youll have a little sunshine on your shoulders as you hoof it around the city he. Absolutely. Things are improving temperaturewise too tam. Theres satellite and you can see how the clouds have begun to erode across most of the region and were expecting a sunny start and then partly sunny skies later on and these temperatures are definitely better than yesterday. Remember how we had 30s in a lot of suburbs. Well, today 43 in allentown, 46 in reading. And all the way up to 50 in tren...

Better than yesterdays high. And by 3 oclock well see a high of 73 degrees so very pleasant this afternoon. Note that the temperature is going to fall back pretty quickly by 6 oclock down to 66 degrees so you might still want a jacket as the sun is going down and youre still stuck with that potentially long commute. We have an even warmer day tomorrow but theres the chance of a and afternoon shower or thunderstorm. Karen rogers ill track those on future tracker6. The thing about the septa strike...

Good morning. It is now wednesday, november seconds. Of course we continue to follow the strike thats left nearly a half Million People in the lurch. Karen rogers leads off live Team Coverage. Annie mccormick is following those contract talks and gray hall is out there with commuters. But first up lets go on over to dave murphy. Hes got something to put a smile on your face. Its going to be a really nice day, david. Yeah, it is and its already milder than it was yesterday. Yesterday we were head...

Carmichael, a history professor here at gettysburg college. Im also the director of the civil war institute, and it is my privilege and pleasure to introduce the speakers for our conversation or panel on the return of the confederate veteran. For those of you in the audience, and also for those of you who are part of our live cspan audience, you can actually be part of this conversation, twitter, get your ens ready, it is cwi2016. Let me go ahead and introduce our panelists, first, to my far rig...

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In 1861. It started in these refugee camps. Im going to start with two stories. The first one might be familiar. The story of how the contraband decision got handed down. It happened Important Role virginia. Baker,ownsend, James Shepherd mallory get a boat where the union just arrived. There are confederates all around and these gentlemen had been building confederate fortifications for their master. They knew they were about to go to North Carolina and would be leaving their families and they d...

Let me go ahead and introduce our panelists. To my far right, david, who teaches a range of courses on civil war and southern history, reconstruction and civil war. This first book is an excellent moment of despair, suicide, divorce, and debt in civil war era North Carolina. Next to david is james brumar. He recently assumed the directorship of shepherd universitys george tyler center for the study of civil war. Shepherd university, as many of you know, is just across the potomac river, and, of ...

To introduce our panel on the return of the confederate century. Who are part of our life cspan audience, you can actually be part of this conversation. Twitter at cwi2016. Let me go ahead and introduce our panelists. Right, david, who is of americanlecturer history at the university of edinburgh in scotland. He teaches a range of civil war and southern history. His first book is in one published by the university of Carolina Press entitled moments of despair, suicide, divorce, and debt in civil...

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