the here's time lapse video of today from our camera in the live neighborhood network ahead of the nazareth area middle school. cloud hung on to start the day a and then blue skies peaks through briefly. there is sunshine. it tried to come out. it tried its best. you can see in the afternoon it did clear out a little bit. we did see enough sun with the intense cloud cover through most of the day and that sun could get us in the mid 60's in philadelphia a. about 7 degrees above the seasonal a average for today's date. call than not complain too much about today, we would have like more sunshine but that is all right. storm scan three looking okay right now. nothing on it a as we said but when you zoom out you can see intense storm moving very quickly and you can see red, green, there as severe weather moves through portions of iowa. there is a a tornado watch in effect for this area right now and one tornado warning right there as this line of very strong storms with rotation moves into area. possibility of tornado on the ground in eastern iowa right now. a along the back edge we have snow.

this is our network site in nazareth. you can see it started off cloudy. watch the rain come down. it comes down on and off throughout the day. the clouds hung on at least until sunset. we did see a little bit of sunday peak out just in time for a pleasant sunset across the area, but it was kind of an off and on days. temperatures slightly above average, but now we're talking about a wind and it's all because of a storm that's well off to our north. the good news about today's rain is that it was in and out pretty quickly, a quick moving system fours. skies are clearing and we'll see that clearing continue overnight. this is a large storm. it's centered over portions of earn canadian and it's the circulation around the back edge of the low that's bringing us the gusty winds. you can see with the winds are coming from p you follow the bands are coming from, over michigan, over portions of ontario, we're seeing the lake effectain showers and possibly lake effects snow this weaned. the winds accelerate through the night and into tomorrow. you can see how the stream lines are tightly b

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the lets look outside through a time lapse from the nazareth area middle school. you can see taking you through the day fair weather clouds popping up here and there. a beautiful day out there look at the sunshine moving through. some spots in the lehigh valley saw a couple of flurries today as a system brought some lake effect flurries down from the north and west. we're not seeing them here in the city but as we look at storm scan 3a few flurries. is there a boundary through great lakes that will lift to the north and bring warmer weather our way but just a few scatters flakes here around mount pocono and portions of the north and lehigh valley. i'm a he not sure how much was visible but indication of how cold air is. look at temperatures right now, 33 degrees in allentown that is at 5:00 in the evening. we are well below where we have been all month long. thirty-six in trenton. twenty-eight in mount pocono. forty-one in philadelphia a it feels like 33 degrees. light wind is enough to make it feel like 26 in allentown. feels like 20's in reading and lancaster as

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he said there, in the jewish the son of flourish arabia, the son of nazareth, and my own son. that is what i believe. i turning to the feature, would like to ask you how you see israel in two decades? do you and vision israel will continue to occupy the west think? will control gaza in 20 years? how do you see the future? prime minister netanyahu: it depends on what is happening in the middle east and in the world. there is a great convulsion. that convulsion is of monumental proportions. it is really a battle between modernity and early medievalism. i was going to say medievalism but my father was a great scholar of the middle ages and this is early medievalism, a a very primitive and violent the arab and shape muslim world. so far it is taking primarily muslim lives in syria. dead, millions displaced. i cannot tell you what will happen. i think, ultimately, medievalism loses and modernity wins. that is usually the case in the great battles with these fanatic ideologies. naziism lost. but before it went down, it took 50-60 million people. one-third of my own people. militant