hadn't been declared but in 1775, benedict arnold, the man that later became a great traitor against quebece of the troops stopped in newberry port, massachusetts, where whitefield is buried. it was sunday and they want to keep marching along. they had a parade and church service. then this is where it gets weird. the officers went to the crypt where whitefield was buried, they opened up the tomb and took his clerical collar and wristbands and they cut them up and distributed them among the office officers to go out on the campaign. >> glenn: so they could wear it in battle. >> to take it with them. this speaks to the power and resonance of whitefield in the culture at that time. they see him as the representative of what the revolution is about. >> glenn: i think it also says something about how our culture has far too many spooky movies, because i'd be too chick on the go chicken toe crypt and get some stuff. i don't think so! back, final thoughts in a minute. [ applause ] >> glenn: sitting with a group of people in new york, and we're talking about george whitefield. yeah, this is a show

most of the activity is moving up toward ontario and quebec. secondary front. this is a little stronger. even caused snow this morning in montana. cold temps up there in the 30s. that is going to move through the area. late friday night, early saturday morning. and that has a better chance of creating some scattered showers and thundershowers. although the timing for both of these is not the appropriate time for the strongest thunderstorm. that would be like 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 in the afternoon. after daytime heighting. this front -- heating. this front, from buffalo to cleveland. to indianapolis. it's very weak. mostly to the east and northeast. we'll see these clouds in morning. still about noontime, a slight chance of a shower with that system moving through behind it. beautiful weather, for most of the day on thursday. and all day friday. it's friday night. once this high moves off, the next storm moves across portions of ohio. there could be pretty good storms friday afternoon. by the time it gets to us, late friday night, early saturday morning. just scatter

they are spread out quebec.for my physical security standpoint, we feel quite, but we're prepared for any sort of event like that. in terms of clearing and access to the fed window, while the nasdaq does not operate a u.s. based equity clearing house, we are is to begin investor in a clearing house called international derivatives clearing group which is designed to clear interest rate swaps. like much of the other participants at this table, we would think that at the end of the day, clearing is a better solution than not clearing these products, but in the eventual the ultimate risk, we think that we may need to access with the federal government support if there was a major crisis. >> we have hot backup and are examined by regulators to make sure that we are living up to certain standards of disaster recovery and business continuity. we have people who have security clearance for such things as homeland security and other agencies and we work closely with that in terms of things that could come over the inter

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it is online at the new c-span video library producer to come and watch it, quebec, and share it. >> michelle obama talked about aising her doctor during mother's day event in the east room of the white house. her remarks are a little over 10 minutes. >> where you? i cannot keep up with everyone. mrs. carter, you have been just a wonderful support and a source of knowledge for me. during my time here. you have been so generous. we tried to have lunch together whenever you come into the city. the time that we spend together means a great deal. i cannot tell you how much i appreciate your support. mrs. carter is an advocate for mental health ward. she has just written a book. we will be doing more work on posttraumatic stress disorder. she is not stopped moving yet. >> [inaudible] >> thank you. mrs. carter is also joined by her granddaughter, sarah. we thought we were going to have mrs. carter's great granddaughter, but she got a little fuzzy. the mom had to go home. maybe next time. i am also that patricia nixon cox is here. this is president nixon pose a dodger. [applause] -- nixon's