his name, john the baptist. >> john the baptist is the first chapter to the long and amazing story ofesus. he tees it up for jesus to come in and to really be the true messiah. >> he comes with the fire, and he wants people to feel it here. who are you? are you saved? why do you come here? he even questions their motives. this is a very intense figure. out in the wilderness, and the wilderness is where things really happen spiritually. >> he's a mysterious figure. he's strange. he's out there. he's dressed in this very, very odd way. and slightly dangerous and scary. >> yet today, the unique appeal of this charismatic prophet has been lost to history. who was this fiery preacher who would herald the coming of the messiah? and what was it that drew jesus to him? now, science joins history in a new quest. in the future, it may be possible to establish a blood link between john and jesus. today, their mission is to test fragments of bone believed to be john's. >> for the first time in history, we're able to place these relics in their proper time and proper date in order to understand mo

just around the corner, first baptist church of christ is starting its worship.e many churches in america, the difference between the two is pretty much black and white. >> that is first baptist church, the one i pastor. >> and you are first baptist church of christ, the one i pastor. >> and you guys have been just around the corner from each other for how long? >> since 1887. >> and how often have you guys interacted one with another? >> maybe once or twice. >> reporter: pastor scott dickison and james goolsby met two years ago and decided it was time for their congregation get to know each other because not only do their churches share a name but they share a history. in 1826 there was only one first baptist church in macon, white slave owners worshipped in the front with their slaves in the back. but by 1845 church records show that the slaves outnumbered their owners two to one. so a separate church for blacks was formed. >> most people are familiar with the doctor martin luther king, jr. said, the most segregated hour in america is worship hour, is that stil

just around the corner, first baptist ch o starting its worship. like many churches in america, the difference between the two is pretty much black and white. >> the first baptist church, that's the one i pastor. >> first baptist church of christ is where i pastor. >> reporter: and you have been just around the corner from each other for how long? >> 1887. >> reporter: and how often have you interacts one with another? >> maybe once or twice. two years ago and decided it was time for their congregations to get to know each other, because not only do their churches share a name, but they share a history. in 1826 there was only one first baptist church in macon, white slave owners worshipped in the front with their sleeves in the back. but by 1845, church records show that the slaves outnumbered their owners 2-1. so a separate church for blacks was formed. >> most people what dr. martin luther king, jr., said, the most segregated hour in america is worship hour. is that still the case? >> the reality is, yes, it still is. >> i think, so but i think w

thomas chantry is the pastor at the christ reformed baptist church in hales corners. wisn 12 news' terry sater has been looking into this story all day long. he's live at the church. >> kathy this is chantry's , church, but to be clear the , criminal charges are not for anything done here in hales corners. they stem from accusations in arizona. pastor tom chantry is accused in arizona of molesting children where he served as a pastor at , miller valley baptist church in prescott ten years ago. one case involves a child under the age of 10. this is chantry in a video posted on his website at reformed baptist church in hales corners. the video was recorded in milwaukee. >> my name is tom chantry and i'm the pastor at christ reformed baptist church in hales corners. everyone sins, but few realize how serious sin is. do good. in fact, the bible says that we are in bondage to sin. >> we tried to contact pastor chantry at his waukesha home he but he has not returned my phone calls. i'm told he might be here at a service here tonight in hales corners. joyce: new at 6:00, att

>> first baptist church of christ. >> and started when?ist baptist church, 1826. >> 1826. >> yes. >> there can only be one church. >> we came out of that church. >> in 1826, there was only one first baptist church in macon. white slave owners worshipped in the front, with their slaves in the back. but by 1845, church records show that the slaves outnumbered their owners 2 to 1. so a separate church for the blacks was formed. that's first baptist church, the one i pastor. >> you pastor. and yours? >> first baptist church of christ, where i pastor. >> you have been just around the corner from each other for how long? >> since 1887. >> and how often have you, prior to these meetings, interacted one with another? >> maybe once or twice. >> after the tragic murders at a charleston church last year, the two pastors got their two churches together for a series of meetings to talk about race and its impact on their community. >> we were the only nonaftro american people in the room. >> on this night, church members met to break bread and walls tha

in 1826 there was only one first baptist church in macon.ite slave owners worshipped in the front with their slaves in the back. but by 1845, church records show that the slaves outnumbered their owners 2-1. so, a separate church for blacks was formed. most people are familiar with what dr. martin luther king jr. said the most segregated hour in america is worship hour. is that still the case? >> reality is it still is. i also think we wouldn't worry about so much of the one hour a week being divided if we weren't so divided the other hours of the week. >> reporter: after the tragic murders at a charlseton church last year, the two pastors got their two churches together for a series of meetings to talk about race and its impact on the community. nonafrican-american people in the room. >> reporter: on this night just before thanksgiving, church members met to break bread. and walls that have separated them for years. one door that said color. one door that said white. i think that was my my first consciousness. >> for three hours they shared

the pastor of christ reformed baptist church in hales corners is accused of molesting children.tom chantry, seen here on the website, is accused of molesting or assaulting five children between 1995 and 2000 when he was a pastor at a church in prescott, arizona. the survivors network of those abused by priests, or snap, is asking church members at christ reformed baptist to take a stand. a man accused of drowning his infant child is due in court later today for a status hearing. sean flowers pleaded not guilty to first degree intentional homicide charges in august. police say flowers walked i child.. and held him un teafter an argument with the boy's mothk er bacin july. if convicted, flowers faces a maximum sentence of life in prison. e memoe lls school di???strict is asking f an earliestar year in 2017.the superintendent says the projected start date of september 5th would push graduation a week later... and advanced placement schedules would also be negatively affected.the district says it august 28th instead. a big announcement scheduled today about the world's largest music festival.

the corner, first baptist church of christ is starting its worship. churches in america -- the difference between the two is pretty much black and white. >> the first baptist church. the one i pastor. >> first baptist church of christ where i pastor. >> you guys have been around the corner from each other for how long? >> since 1887. >> how often have you guys interacted one with another? >> man once or twice. >> reporter: pastor scott dickerson and james goldsby met two years ago and decide it was time for their congregations to got to know each other. not only do their churches share a name, but they share a history. in 1826 one church, white slave owners worshipped in the front with their slaves in the back. by 1845, church records show that the slaves out numbered owners two to one. so a separate church for blacks was formed. most people are familiar with what dr. king said was the most segregated hour in america is worship hour, is that still the case? >> the reality is, yes it still is. >> i think so. but i also think we wouldn't worry so much a

>> first baptist church, 1826. >> reporter: 1826? >> yes. >> reporter: there can only be one >> we came out of that church. >> reporter: in 1826 there was only one bapive chur iive ti iv. 1845 the church records show the slaves outnumbered their owners 2-1. so a separate church for the blacks was formed. >> that's first baptist church. >> the one i pastor. >> reporter: and yours? >> first baptist church of christ is where i pastor. >> you have been around the long? >> since 1887. >> reporter: and how often have you guys, prior to these meetings, interacted one with another? >> maybe once or twice. >> reporter: after the tragic murders at a charleston church last year, the two pastors got their two krurchs together for a series of meetings to talk about eyes open? say hi to xiidra, lifitegrast ophthalmic solution. the first eye drop approved for the signs and symptoms of dry eye. one drop in each eye, twice a day. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and an unusual taste sen

>>reporter: the family it is coming together in prayer at the first morning star missionary baptist church in oakland the family wants to give them a proper funeral. >>reporter: police a looking for for people one of the connection with robbery of about $400,000 worth of diamonds and gold that happened at around 6 33rd tonight outside of the san francisco july center in the mission district the victim of jeweler was making a delivery when a thief walked up punched the man in the chest and stole his briefcase. >>reporter: we have what you need >>reporter: we could see a few scattered light showers we have mostly cloudy skies a little breezy as a more impressive look in storm system this one dropping in in our direction the could bring some still flex down to 2,500 ft. you with the tomorrow morning a little chilly a slight chance of a few showers to 55 degrees the new year's eve headed toward midnight during the warm weather gear you will see temperatures in the 30's and 40's on new year's eve. >>reporter: web want to be on the cool side as we headed toward next week >>reporter: we will be h

the pastor of 'christ reformed baptist church' in hales corners is accused of molesting children.tom chantry, seen here on the website, is accused of molesting or assaulting five children between 1995 and 2000 when he was a pastor at a church in prescott, arizona. the survivors network of those abused by priests, or snap, is asking church meers at 'christ reformed baptist' to take a stand. 18:15:08- this is a crisis of faith for them right now, the congregation. and we're concerned about how they're responding to it :15 in a statement, church leadership says, "mr. chantry is absence from our church. our church is strong, and our prayers and confidence are in christ." scam alert from the watertown police department. people have been making phone calls claiming to represent the national do not call registry. trying to trick people in giving out personal information. but the call is not coming from the registry or the federal trade commission. a trump associate landed in russia this morning, as concern mounts over the makeup of the president-elect's (nats of trump)president elect trump

. >> my name is tom chantry and i'm the pastor at christ reformed baptist church in hales corners. >> pastor tom chantry is now charged in arizona with molesting children where he , served as a pastor at miller valley baptist church in prescott ten years ago. >> we have all done things which we know are wrong. why do we do this? >> this is chantry in a video posted on the website of corners. the video was recorded in milwaukee. >> the bible says the understanding of the truth and our ability to do what is right are hindered by our own nature. >> the eight arizona charges stretch from the mid-1990's up until 2001. one case involves a child under the age of 10. it caught the attention of the survivors network of those abused by priests, including david clohessy. >> he's accused of molesting five kids, and common sense would suggest that there's probably more. so we in snap think it's important for people to spread the word. >> so that if the accusations are true, chantry can be kept away from children. >> guilt means that we have broken god's law and must pay the price. >> we tried to c

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>>reporter: the family it is coming together in prayer at the first morning star missionary baptist church in oakland the family wants to give them a proper funeral. >>reporter: police a looking for for people one of the connection with robbery of about $400,000 worth of diamonds and gold that happened at around 6 33rd tonight outside of the san francisco july center in the mission district the victim of jeweler was making a delivery when a thief walked up punched the man in the chest and stole his briefcase. >>reporter: we have what you need to know and just two minutes. don and i met because i'm a volunteer for meals on wheels. we had an instant connection. what was that? i said, "delivering to you is always a special treat." oh. company, companionship, food... we all need those things. when we get in that spot in life, it's kind of nice to have 'em there. (avo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped deliver over one point four million meals to those in need. get a new subaru, and we'll donate two hundred and fifty dollars more. ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ >>reporte

. >> she's a dog it at baptist in west philadelphia ♪ oh holy night!s greatest choirs. >> we will leave you tonight with their glorious sound and merry christmas to you all. ♪ lullay, lullay ♪ my little tiny child ♪ by-by, lullay, lullay ♪ lullay, lullay ♪ my little tiny child ♪ by-by, lullay, lullay ♪ oh, sisters two ♪ how may we do ♪ for to preserve this day? ♪ this poor youngling ♪ of whom we do sing ♪ by-by, lullay, lullay ♪ herod the king ♪ in his raging ♪ charged he hath this day ♪ his men of might ♪ in his own sight ♪ all children young to slay ♪ lullay, lullay ♪ my little tiny child ♪ by-by, lullay, lullay ♪ lullay, lullay ♪ my little tiny child ♪ by-by, lullay, lullay

. >> she's a dog it at baptist in west philadelphia ♪ oh holy night!hoirs. >> we will leave you tonight with their glorious sound and merry christmas to you all. ♪ lullay, lullay ♪ my little tiny child ♪ by-by, lullay, lullay ♪ lullay, lullay ♪ my little tiny child ♪ by-by, lullay, lullay ♪ oh, sisters two ♪ how may we do ♪ for to preserve this day? ♪ this poor youngling ♪ of whom we do sing ♪ by-by, lullay, lullay ♪ herod the king ♪ in his raging ♪ charged he hath this day ♪ his men of might ♪ in his own sight ♪ all children young to slay ♪ lullay, lullay ♪ my little tiny child ♪ by-by, lullay, lullay ♪ lullay, lullay ♪ my little tiny child ♪ lullay, lullay ♪ my little tiny child ♪ by-by, lullay, lullay ♪ ugh. that guy can't still be using the massage chair. he knows we're waiting. we have to meet mom in five minutes. it's now or never for our chair massage. we all know we're not gonna buy the chair, but we take turns pretending we're gonna buy the chair. all right, sir, let's push it along. other people want to use the chair. you know w... listen, i'

haaziq madyun: the family of tyrone is come together in prayer and the first morning star missionary baptist church in oakland the pastor is leading the prayer's for help the family wants to give griffon he was shopping for toys with two small children at this target in hey what was involved in an altercation the was stabbed multiple time she was christmas shopping with from a target date is lindsay and has to harris said the best way to help us to go online to the front page where his funeral fund raiser. >>reporter: another big story tonight we have learned that four employees of the russian consulate are on president president obama list if you come their family members a total of 11 people are being kicked out. >>dan kerman: to allow people coming and going you can see there's still lights on what we do not know is there a plan yet people live in san francisco on friday it is unclear those unable i use to them being here but after the diplomats were told has to leave became sort of attraction, the consulate general of russia in san francisco condemns the and family and completely unjusti

haddad gave brother and despite being raised in the southern baptist household, he did not oppose same-sex marriage.this and he agreed to do a cover story for out magazine which is said gave men's magazine in the united states. barack cover story for which he decided to appear shirtless this man's man it was the perfect storm and what is amazing about michael it was so calculated he wanted to jump start the conversation about gay issues and people and he did the tests they all took notice when he decided to be shirtless on the cover of a gay man magazine to talk about same-sex marriage and his gay brother in 2011 that was an important turning point in our movement. >>host: one of your chapters is on revision?an why? >> religion has as strong grip in the united statess sincerely twentieth century. it was very intentional. and the rule of religion and team chaplain is a very powerful part of american sports at the high-school level and in the professional ranks. and unfortunately a lot of churches have a problem withth gay people. if you have a constant reinforcement of the christian doctrin

. >> john the baptist -- >> judgment is coming!the coming of the new messiah. >> he believes that some reckoning is imminent. the preacher who baptizes jesus, setting him on his mission towards god. >> it's at that moment that something profound changes in jesus. >> now science joins the quest to connect past and present, testing john the baptist's relics to discover a link to the man the bible says was john's cousin, jesus himself, to help us answer who really was john

. >> according to the gospels, jesus seeks out john the baptist on the banks of the river jordan. >>esus' baptism by john the baptist really galvanized him, it got him thinking i must act now and convert people now. >> he begins performing miracles, casting out demons. >> according to the gospels, there are large crowds that are drawn to jesus throughout his ministry. jesus' miracles would have drawn a lot of attention. >> but while jesus embarks on his mission, his family remain in nazareth. >> jesus leaves james and the other brothers and sisters in charge of the family. >> hey, enough. >> and that's what's uncomfortable about this story. the village itself was a small village. so tongues would wag about this whole deal of jesus going off and doing some kind of ministry and leaving his family to take care of business. >> there would have been a lot of social marginalization that they would have experienced because they had this crazy, embarrassing brother. and we can imagine that would have created friction between jesus and his family. >> but as the fame of jesus spreads, the tens

and then that's more prejudice and then in america and that's why i'm here today as a southern baptist that i love you and care about you and i support the right of religious freedom. it's to us and i'm afraid and tribalism and they're afraid to speak out and say what the truth is. they don't want to be rejected of their own. it's freedom of religion and human rights in general and then we have the courage to stand up and say that we're in trouble. i fear if we want america to be great, america will not be great unless america does right. that's what makes us great. and don't approach it with fear but with courage and not isolation and approach it with enjoyment knowing that the whole world is present and today whatever the ideas are and we can he says here is what i can do. i can control what i say and i can control what i do. it's the current and finding herself and then it's to the immigrants and muslims and if it's going to change i'm sorry to say that it's going to change because every day americans are going say that we don't want to live like this anymore. that's why i'm here at

southern baptists and the american baptist have still not reconciled.outhern baptists are still in the south and american baptists are still in the northeast. that is the civil war divide. it was actually over a missionary, whether a missionary andinted could own slaves, the south said yes and the north said no. that was the divide. in our politics, the way we get the lay of the land between republicans and democrats is essentially the 1955 civil rights act. before that, you can find more democrats in the south. it used to be the solid democratic south. and then there was the great white switch that happened post-civil rights. the democratic party became the party of civil rights. there was a plan put in place by republicans, the southern strategy, to attract whites using race as a wedge. the structure of our churches and politics is already done up with the history of race in the country. i hope the book puts that on the agenda. host: ok, bill is calling from pennsylvania on our independent line. caller: hello. impact on -- [indiscernible] my question

>>haaziq madyun: the family of tyre on griffin's come together and first morning star missionary baptist church in oakland the family wants to give them a proper funeral on christmas eve he was shopping for toys with his two small children in hayward when he was involved in altercation she was christmas shopping with him he was a result of divorce after being separated from his ex-wife for over a year his mother shows us the dissolution of marital status documents the best way to help is to go online. >>reporter: that is what this measure will do for those that apply to his says it will eventually bird and the renter is once again because it is going too far somerset residents will see their rents go down is all banks to november passage of measure l the law applies to people car rental one up $138 after the first year she will pay $80 less a month the law does not apply to single-family homes or units build after 1995 it is called just calls which means they have to have reason to evict a tenant so they do not build. >>reporter: that is the one that is one to affect us you can see the c

. >> ( dramatized ): in those days, john the baptist appeared in the wilderness of judea, proclaiming "repent, for the kingdom of heaven has come near." >> john the baptist was a renowned kind of eccentric, it appears, from the way that josephus describes him. but he seems to have had this quality of a kind of prophetic figure, one who was calling for change. so he is usually thought of as being off in the desert wearing unusual clothes-- a kind of ascetic almost. >> john is taking people out into the desert, crossing the jordan. he is recapitulating the exodus, and he is planting little, ticking time bombs of apocalyptic expectation all over the jewish homeland, waiting for god to strike, as it were. >> narrator: it was as john's disciple, the gospels say, that jesus submitted to the ancient jewish rite of baptism. >> the evidence that jesus was a follower of john is as strong as anything historians can find about jesus. the reason is a certain embarrassment in the texts, trying to explain why on earth would jesus be apparently inferior to john. if he goes and is baptized by john, th

. >> the christians at the westborough baptist church believes god hates homosexuals.ey picket the burial ceremonies of american soldiers who die overseas. now, christians in the united states also believe that homosexuality is a sin, so they share that belief with the westborough baptist church but would never share in those actions. by bill maher's logic, those two groups are essentially the same because they share one fundamental belief. >> reporter: sam harris, a critic of islam counters with his own american analogy. >> to have a play on broadway like "the book of mormon" it is currently unthinkable to produce such a play on the topic of islam. ♪ my name is jesus christ >> reporter: this hit broadway musical roundly h lampoons the religion. >> they took out ads for mormonism in the program. just an adorable response, but there is no one who produced that play who lost any sleep over whether they might be killed or be hunted for the rest of their lives by crazy mormons. that is what we have to get to on the topic of islam. >> reporter: on this i certainly agree wit

afterwards powell told a reporter, he said, i'm a baptist minister by training and i don't know whether to bapt ize that man or drown him. so powell had a good sense of humor. he serves for -- oh, boy, to the early 1970s. so he is one of the longer serving african-americans in house history. you have to remember, when powell came into congress in the mid 1940s, there was no large civil rights movement that was happening outside of congress. there is nothing happening. and that doesn't come along until the 1950s with martin luther king and the southern christian leadership conference. and so powell is very much the face of civil rights in the u.s. for more than a decade. but then once that movement begins halving outside of congress, as one of his biographers has told us, he begins to compete with it a little bit because he is no longer the face of civil rights. and over time, his attendance, his behavior becomes a little more erratic. the house, actually if the late 1960s, refuses to seat him. the supreme court rules that he is, in fact, entitled to be seated. but by the late 1960s, he

gates was also a pastor at christ chapel missionary baptist church in racine. racine mayor john dickert released this statement reminding drivers to be mindful of all city workers whose jobs take streets. "we all need to slow down and be aware of those with whom we share the road." today is the last day for people to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act.if you have any questons-- a special enrollment event is taking place from nine to four, at "independence first" in milwaukee. milwaukee was the community with the largest jump in health coverage for 2016, winning president obama's "healthy communities" competition. a state republican wants to students participating in extracurricular activities to be subject to random drug testing.the proposal from representative joel kleefisch is one of several coming from a task force he convened looking at ways to combat heroin use. the proposal would also require random testing for students who park vehicles on school grounds.some school district have implemented similar policies. we've got an exclusiv

and he was raised in the southern baptist household and viewed people were christian, not opposed toame-sex marriage and this was in 2011. michael agreed to do a cover story for out magazine which is a gay men's magazine in the united states. agreed to do a cover story for which he decided to appear shirtless on the cover of the gay men's magazine. this man's man appearing, it was just an incredible, it was a perfect storm and what was amazing about michael is it was so calculated by hand. he wanted to jumpstart conversation in the nfl about gay people and gay issues and he did the cause more and sat and the current warners of the world, they all took notice when michael irvin decided to be sure wason the cover of the gay men's magazine, talk about his gay brother and talk about same-sex marriage in 2011 and i look at that point as an important , a turning point in our movement . >> one of your chapters is on religion in sports, why? >> really, religion as a real strong grip on sports in the united states and it dates back to the early 20th century. it was very intentional by the chu

>> unwest main things in myin my opinion is the music that makesk idea i had for our church first baptist church of glenn arden we wanted to make the storyhery relevant and connect with peoplp and not make it so spookypook spiritual.sp something everybody canevery can understand. it took off the first year we did it. second year got bigger.. their year and where we're at today.day. >> people love it.>> p >> people love it. >> they come every year and las year we had about 15,000 peopleo come for the weekend. wke but it wasn't enough.noh so we're now done two weekends.s this weekend is the firsthe ekenend. next weekend we'll dot sameot thing noon and 6:00 p.m. shows. >> there's a huge marketplaceara that we open up an hour beforeef so that the families, the kids,, the community can come out andta enjoy nice food and animals anda the whole -- wle >> sights and sounds.>> s you feel like you're walkingig w into bethlehemal.. >> absolutely. >> before you get to the play. >> i her you say an hour byou ee don't get there an hur before. . an hur before you need to see -s you need to walk in and s

shows tom, who's been pastoring the christ reform baptist church for the past ten years. he's charged with multiple counts of child molestation, and aggravated assault. they're asking church members to take a stand. >> this is a crisis of faith for them right now. and we're concerned about how they're responding to it. >> in a statement, the leadership says that he's on a leave of church. our church is strong and our prayers and confidence is in christ. here on the website, is accused of molesting or assaulting five children, between 1995, and 2000, when he was a pastor at a church in prescott, arizona. >> we have to work hard to create in the church and is the community a culture that welcomes survivors, and encourages survivors to come forward. church, give the congregation a chance to speak up if nest -- necessary. >> it's always good news for me, and for survivors, it means maybe the next child will not get hurt. >> we reached out to him, but the woman who answered the phone, wouldn't let us speak to him. >>> thank you very much, and the storm coverage, only one descr

please welcome the reverend sedgwick eastley of union baptist church who will now offer a benediction. >> might we pray. almighty god it is with reverence and joy that we call upon your name. we thank you, almighty god, for this wonderful privilege to have gathered in our state's capitol and in this majestic building. as you have been with us in the past, we are sure that you will guide us into the blessings of our future. today we honor and remember those who have sacrificed so much for this empire state and this great nation that we love. we ask today that you will guide our hands, our hearts, our minds, and our steps as we strive to live out your purpose in our lives. in this season of joy, hope, and peace, we pray that you will grant us your joy while teaching us to have hope so that we can live in america, in peace. in your name we pray. amen. >> thank you very much. it is now my pleasure to welcome back albany high school, god bless america. god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with the light from above from the mountains to the pra

bible study, nor sunday's service -- as, i'm told, both will be held inside ephesians missionary baptist church, at the intersection of 5th and meinecke. this is the latest, in milwaukee. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. looking ahead-- bmo harris has confirmed plans for a new office tower to replace its parking be tomorrow-- but our partners at the milwaukee business journal released these renderings tonight. the bank tower would face water street across from city hall. new parking structures would be built to the east facing north broadway. in a league of stars, two of the nfl's biggest will be in the spotlight sunday at lambeau field. aaron rodgers and russell wilson are once again on the big stage as the packers host the seahawks. tim van vooren has more from lambeau field in the blt "the packers and seahawks feature 2 of the biggest name quarterbacks in the nfl, they'll both be on the field sunday. for green bay it's aaron rodgers he has multiple touchdown passes in 7 straight games, but is still battling a hamstring issue." "aaron will be limited today and we will see where he is t

the first baptist church, my home church where i grew up and i was sitting in a pew with my parents robert and margaret lee who are here and my husband and we were interviewing a former sunday school teacher of mine about her career as a mathematician at the research center. none of us had an idea at the time that that first interview would turn into all of this, this hidden figures, the book, my first book and a movie, but as exciting as it's been to receive that level of enthusiasm, the most gratifying thing for me about these past few years has been learning about my hometown. there is so much that i didn't know, and so much that i didn't know about the people who lived here, the people who i knew growing up here. writing this book for me has been a way of telling my story and tracing my path from the lives of these groundbreaking women. this is my history, this is your history. this history belongs to all of us. the thrilling part, the mundane part, the hard part and the painful part. all of this has made us who we are today. and so, the fact that we are here in this church across from