road at same time and it is mass chaos. road were terrible trying to get up here. is what an her trip for me took me two and a half hours to get to bethlehem and still coming down albeit lightly. lets look at storm scan three the steady snow has now shifted further south, ande, it is moving in south jersey just in time for second half of the evening commute but we are still seeing snow fall, around philadelphia and you want to look at dark purple areas that shows where heaviest snow is right now. as we zoom down in south jersey heavier snow falling around tabernacle, burlington county, vineland, couple where land county slowing things down i m sure on the atlantic city expressway and problems just a domino as snow lightens up around the sit still major slow downs on the major road. winter weather advisory remains through this evening, that includes everyone you see in purple there, philadelphia, montgomery, bucks county, all south jersey and delaware and reason why this is so
been cool, little yesterday, still dealing with melting snow out thereafter our snowfall on friday night. but the good news for again it, gets little warmer, that snow will continue to lt. and then we will really are going to be warming all the way maybe even close to 60 degrees before we even get to the middle of the week. so pattern change is going to be effect., for us here on this sunday morning, shows a little bit of cloud cover out we will see some of this break up through the morning hours, but then it re-thickens going through the afternoon as we do watch as another system starts to approach. we zoom out on storm scan3, you can see that system, working its way in, from the midwest. the low itself, kind of northwestern parts every missouri at this point it, will track further to the nort as it does, bridges in some warmer air, then also, that chance for maybe a stray rain showertw nighttime h, tomorrow, with another chance for little bit let later in the week. waking n
to learn about its history. learn more about omaha and other stops on our to her at c-span.org. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. american history tv you cheering c-span s original series first ladies: influence and image. c-span produced the series in cooperation with the white house historical association. through conversations with experts, video tours of historic sites, and questions from c-span audience we help tell the story of america s 45 first ladies. next, lucy hayes, on first ladies: influence an image. this is about an hour and a half. it is so unfair to her. it s such a dismissive, almost condescending title, because it suggests that she s sort of his bluestocking whose sole function in life was to not serve alcohol. lucy hayes is so much more, as is her husband, frankly. and, remember, everything she accomplished in the white house, we should consider, came in spite of the fact that her husband s legitimacy to be
lucy hayes is so much more. as was her husband. everything she accomplished in the white house was in spite of the fact her husband s legitimacy to be president was questioned. she was a charming person very delightful. innovative. one of the more controversial collections is the white house china. an article says the art was absurd. who would want to eat a lovely meal and see a duck at the bottom of their plate? she took an interest in public affairs from an early age. two causes that were important to her were veterans soldiers and or friends, children who were made orphans as a result of the civil war. she was a very devout mother. she does not neglect her children. she embraces the life. women s minds are as strong as man. equal in all things and superior in some. in 1831, born, in ohio, she was the first first lady lady to have a college degree. that tells us much about the time she lived in. the civil war and into a time where technological innovation and si
mother. she doesn t neglect her children but she also embraces the life. lucy wrote women s minds are as strong as man s, equal in all things and superior in some. born lucy wrote women s minds are as strong as man s, equal in all things and superior in some. born in 1831 in ohio she was the first, first lady to earn a college degree, and her life tells us much about the times in which she lived. experiencing the civil war reconstruction and the guilded age and social forces usher in an era of enormous change. welcome. tonight we learn about the 19th president s. she is the author of the first ladies of the united states of america, a collection of biographies published by the white house historical association. welcome. and 1876, this country is joy usly celebrating what the 100th centennial and it s an election year. the election is greatly contested with no clear victor. tell us about the atmosphere with which they arrive at the white house. it s pretty schizophrenic