your talk an action with both hands now on the wheel stephen to max enter into the great plains passing through rapid city on the way so who would you put on mount rushmore aside from the four presidents on there now well that's the question i was asking myself as we were driving along i would go race yeah that's me not only because i agree with his politics in many ways but i just think his face it looks so much better up there than than other stuff. so stuff that's hollywood in here what about jimmy carter is a guy who represents a very soulful american tradition of giving he spent all of his post presidency building housing the habitat you know these are the message he's a real great guy. great you're going to hollywood had on breaking you think jimmy carter is not photogenic enough to be on mount rushmore. not me ok i don't say that either i only said that i thought president reagan would look nicer up there yet. if he can fill it full with a run for president i'm like his billy carter so if you think reagan would be good are you saying you like jimmy carter that's your choice no. i

now you're talking max put both hands now on the wheel stephen a max enter into the great plains passing through rapid city on the way now would you put on mount rushmore a sign the four presidents on there now well that's the question iris asking myself as we were driving along i would go right that's me not only because i agree with this post. sex in many ways but i just think his face it looks so much better up there and then other stuff. so. that's hollywood you know what about jimmy carter is a guy who represents a very soulful narrative tradition of giving he spent all this post presidency building housing. you know these are the message he's a real great. great you're going to hollywood had on breaking up you think jimmy carter is not photogenic enough to be on mount rushmore. let me ok i don't say that . i only said that i thought president reagan would look a certain yeah. you think you know with paul when they run for president i'm like his billy carter so. i think reagan would be good are you saying you like jimmy carter that's your choice no. i don't think so so you wouldn't

your talk can actually put both hands now on the wheel stephen to max enter into the great plains passing through rapid city on the way so who would you put on mount rushmore aside from the four presidents on there now well that's the question i was asking myself as we were driving along i would go race that's me but fair enough not only because i agree with his politics in many ways but i just think his face should look so much better up there than than other stuff really so. stuff that's hollywood here what about jimmy carter is a guy who represents a very soulful american tradition of giving he spent all of his post presidency building housing tax you know these are the message he's a real breakout. break you're going to hollywood had on trade. you think jimmy carter is not photogenic enough to be a man rushed. me ok i don't say that i only said that i thought president reagan would let me sort of yeah. do you think until the fall when they run for president unlike his billy carter so if i think reagan would be good yeah are you saying you like jimmy carter that's your choice no. i don

at the moment at present we've got this band of cloud which will make its way across the great plains not a little area of cloud just pushing in across texas and that will ease its way towards louisiana as you go on through saturday with some very heavy downpours the to join up they'll make their way across the appalachian chain gradually push further east was suddenly winds and look at those temperatures fourteen celsius in d.c. and getting up into double figures that for new york a fourteen as well for san francisco up towards the pacific northwest here we're looking at rain sleet and snow some very strong winds driving in a day power of low pressure bringing some rather nasty conditions as we go on through the next couple of days further south it should be a lousy dry but that wetter weather that we've had across the deep south really setting in the panhandle having a very wet weekend sunday will become a particularly stormy and that cloud of rain that will stretch his way across florida sometimes when to where the western side of the caribbean and here is the starting point for th

(voice fading away) %fo %fo >>> the midwest and great plains in the grips of a major blizzard.acing up to a foot of snow. some places have dangerously high winds and heavy accumulation on the roads. they are urging people to stay off the roads in that area right now. here is bill maher tin with the weather here in the bay area. >> the weather here is rainy this morning. we had showers out there the the rains have died down. we had sunshine this afternoon. the rain comes back on wednesday. that fires things up again on wednesday and makes the afternoon commute on wednesday, probably less than desirable. we'll get some significant rain, quarter inch to a half inch and on again, off again things ch this is the forced weather system. it is the fourth one. if they just keep going through, that is the case through thursday and a little bit into friday morning. valley fog back into the reality, our reality anyway especially inland because of the weather ground and long nights and so forth. you know the drill on that. if you get it, you have had it in the past. you'll see it tomorrow m

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at the moment at present we've got this band of cloud which will make its way across the great plains not a little area cloud just pushing in across texas and that will ease its way towards louisiana as we go on through saturday with some very heavy downpours the to join up they'll make their way across the appalachians china push further east was suddenly winds and look at those temperatures fourteen celsius in d.c. and getting up into double figures there for new york a fourteen as well for san francisco up towards the pacific northwest hey we're looking at rain sleet and snow some very strong winds driving in a day power of low pressure bringing some from a nasty conditions as we go on through the next couple of days further south it should be a lousy dry but out west the weather that we had across the deep south really setting in the panhandle having a very wet weekend sunday will become a particularly stormy and that cloud of rain that will stretch his way across florida some tad under way into where the western side of the caribbean and his the starting point for that wet weathe

interesting geographically speaking what goes on in a place like minute so the a we have a open great plain that can allow warmth to build in easily and then canadian prairie off to the north. we have cold bursts of air that can come down with no problem and, you are surrounded by land, obviously too. you do have, ample opportunity for some pretty substantial temperature swings. here locally, proximity to the ocean we are more temperate but still cold. storm clan is nice and clear. lets lot a feels like value. we are in the single digits factoring in that wind, reading not tercally crazy. that is why it is a more odd ball out there but it is still cold, factor in what the actual air temperature is, which is generally in the teens you will notice it feels substantially colder by comparison to this same time yesterday. but we do get back to where we ended up yesterday in the mid 30's, yesterday temperatures were steady all day licensing in the 30's and we are starting off and then rebound ing, that is typically what would happen, we will see sunshine that sun will be coming up in just over an

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days well coated digging in from the arctic then that's going to make its way down across the the great plains pushing down around the the midwest we are going to see something of a chinese little area of low pressure down towards the southeast and colder and that will herald a change over the next few days look at those temperatures then we'll minus four the top temperature monastery and they see it as minus twelve for chicago but that every of low pressure that's the thing we need to focus on right now the spinning away there drawing in some relatively warm moist air in from the atlantic hitting that cold air that we have around that eastern side of the u.s. the snow there on the northern flank even some freezing rain from northern florida as we go on through the next few i was also a system will make its way right up the eastern side of the country dragging in that moisture hating the cold air and i think as we go on through the next twenty four to thirty six hours little sigh rachele some of these parts could see forty to sixty centimeters of snow. thanks everton still ahead on al-jazeera

many south dakota tribes have long supported the bill, including the cheyenne river sioux tribe, great plains tribal association. i urge my colleagues to withdraw the heavy hand of government and support tribal sovereignty and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. grijalva: thank you, mr. speaker. may i inquire as to how much time i have on my side? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 13 minutes remaining. mr. grijalva: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask for unanimous consent, mr. speaker, so that representative -- the representative of virginia, the ranking member of the education and work force committee, representative scott, may control the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. grijalva: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise in opposition -- i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. scott: mr. speaker, i r

everything in the red here are blizzard watches and warnings stretching up blue the plains and great -- up through the plains and great lakes region. it is a limited area but at times a lot of snowfall in a short amount of time. forecasted snowfall potential you start to see some deep blues and grays, that's talking about 18 to 24 inches of snow. where is this heading next? if there's any good news and you are out in front of this, so much warm air that you need to be on the back side combining with another system, big thunderstorms running up to the east coast. taking you into tuesday, so most of the folks in the midwest and then running up along the coast, arthel, that's going to be more of a big rain event just because it's been so warm here in the last couple of days. arthel: it is january 21st so it is winter. snow happens this time of the year. eric: that's true. arthel: adam clock, thank you very much that is going to do it for us. i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shawn. we will have continuing coverage of the continuing government shutdown, despite the vote at 1:00 in the mo

it's not that far behind and it is bringing snow to the northern great lakes and the plains.hour by hour with those warm southerly winds ahead of this cold front that rain moves in heavy at times with a few rumbles of thunder through lunch time. look at the temperature philadelphia 56 at 11:00 o'clo 11:00 o'clock. even though we have the rain but behind it, the winds shifts out of the west cooler air moving in late tuesday and by the evening we're talking about temperatures in the 30s and 40s which still isn't bad. but it's probably about 20 degrees cooler than it will be in the afternoon. how much rain? about half an inch to an inch in most locations in those tour pours we do expect some more. so overnight, lows in the 40s. 47 in philadelphia. 44 in trenton. 45 in millville. arthritic in the poconos. temperatures pretty much staying pretty mild. during the day tomorrow, that southerly wind will boost them to 62 degrees. rain some heavy especially in the morning a few rumbles of thunder. don't be surprised we haven't heard in it awhile. but it also will be windy with winds ou

right now, in the great plains states, edward, it's cheaper to get electricity from the wind than itget it from an existing coal-fired plant. two thirds of all the electric generating capacity in this country last year was wind and solar. just homegrown american power. it's clean, renewable, reducing the carbon footprint of the nation. it's important that we ought to be moving forward. we ought to be preparing our workers for the economic play of $7 lifetime, which is trillion in global investment ,ver the next 20 to 25 years shifting to these cleaner energy options. host: earlier this week, president trump approved tariffs on solar equipment produced outside the united states? what do you make of that move? guest: we all want to buy american, but the fact of the matter is that 80% of our solar panels come from imports. mostly from malaysia, south korea, and vietnam. the question is, why? reinvented the solar cell in 1954. inwe invented the solar cell 1954. ever since then, instead of focusing on clean, renewable power, we have prioritized coal, .as, and oil production never more so

winds ahead of this a cold front on the back side cold enough to produce snow in the great lakes and the northern plains. we stay on the warm side of this again. the jet stream stays to the north. at least for now. and we'll be in this warmer southerly air it will take a turn though after this front moves through. so we go hour by hour into tomorrow morning you'll see some spotty showers there by six, 7:00 a.m. temperatures in the 50s and warming. then by the mid to latter part of the morning, see the oranges and yellows rain obviously heavy at times and rumbles of thunder associated with it. we could see up to an inch of rain in some spots. then it moves out. westerly winds build in and the colder air will be moving in for wednesday and thursday even into friday. some of our computer models are on the low end. half an inch to an inch of rain. a few others are saying a in philadelphia possibly half an inch to three quarters of app inch of rain but coming down hard enough to produce some localized flooding in the streets. so please be aware of that. as we look overnight, 47 in the city. 45 in millville.

double scan live showing a potent storm system strengthening the plain state moving to the great lakesy. that brings us a slug of a lot of moisture, but we are talking about rain, nothing frozen. it warms to the 50s tomorrow, 60s on friday, fog thursday night into friday and a soaking rain friday into saturday. some areas close to two inches of rain. i have details on the timing and the cold that follows. jim? >> thank you, cecily. last week's snow has mostly melted but that hasn't stopped some from trying to save their parking spots. philadelphia police are reminding everybody in their no savsies campaign that this is not legal. officer frs the police unit practiced ice rescues today. they took turns in full gear, specialized wet suits designed to stand up to the freezing water. pennsylvania governor tom wolf has declared the state's opioid epidemic a public health emergency. he will be able to call on resources as if the crisis was a natural disaster. dann cuellar is live. advocates are hailing the governor's actions today. >> they sure are, jim. this is what a lot of people are wait

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colorado rockies producing a heavier swat of snow here in the western portions of the great lakes states high plainsng up six to 12 inches of snow to this it cuts north in canada our surface winds will shift out of the south southwest and these all rain as we get into tuesday afternoon some will come down at a pretty good clip. we are forecasting a half inch to three-quarters of an inch of rain when all said and done with the bulk of this falling tuesday morning. here's up close shot on future tracker. we will skip right over today and tomorrow. by 9:30 this is cold front approaching the western suburbs. you can see heavier rains, orange, yellows that will come barreling through the city itself by one or 1:30 and clear the coast by 3:30. a couple left over showers but big story once the front crosses will be the winds, shifting out of the northwest starting to drive some cooler air in from canada sun and cloud today, mild. 52 degrees is the forecasted high. hour by hour here we will sit at 52 between two, three, or four and then we will slowly start pulling back as we get closer to the sunset. 6:00

great. >> misguided. >> amazing! >> iguodala nornlt. >> so ignorant. plain and simple. >> the best president we've ever had. >> a horrible president. >> donald trump is uninformed. >> uneducated. >> donald trump is an effective president. nothing good. >> they are not holding back. let's turn now to nbc meteorologist bill karins. what are we talking about, bill? >> it appears our first tornados of 2018, tornado watches last night, we had one suspected in missouri and looks like we have a good chance that one happened in decal be, texas. here's some of the pictures, some hoemtz destroyed, also a couple chicken coops. you can see some of the pictures from dekalb, texas. on radar looked like the rotation of a tornado. one through the south and east side of town. no reports of any injuries, no reports of any fa faults, but that happened four hours ago. we still have a tornado watch that continues until 4:00 a.m. central standard time. the line of storms just crossed little rock and now it is right through the heart of louisiana. as of now, no active tornado warn

the precipitation moving across the northern plains and the great lakes and also some rain down acrosse staying dry for the rest of tonight and for that matter as we head into our weekend. it's mostly clear not as chilly tonight. we'll fall down to 24 in the suburbs, 30 degrees in philadelphia with that west to southwesterly wind at four to 8 miles per hour. so, on saturday, lots of sunshine. above average by 14 degrees, a high temperature coming in at 54. we're nice and mild thanks to that southwesterly wind flow. as we get into sunday, still staying dry, high pressure is in control but sunshine and a few more afternoon clouds as we get into sunday afternoon. otherwise still mild and a high temperature coming in at 50. the exclusive accuweather seven dale day forecast showing you nice and mild. it's a nice afternoon. a high coming in at 54. it's mild on sunday, sunshine and clouds sharing the sky, high temperature in at 50, more clouds will gradually roll in as we get into sunday afternoon but we're staying dry so you don't have to worry about any precipitation for the game. on monday

changing trains and i had about a two or three hour stopover.this white man came up beside me, plain clothes, with a greatl, and he said, "nigger what are you doing here?" and i said, "well i am waiting," and he said, "what did you say?" i said, "sir! i am waiting for a train." and he said "well, there's only one more train comes through here at 4 o'clock and you'd better be on it, because the sun did never go on down on a live nigger in this town." narrator: by the 1940s marshall had turned the legal campain in to a crusade, which extended far beyond the schools in to housing, labor, transportation and voting. and nowhere was the white vote better protected that in the state of texas - where democrats dominated and all candidates were selected in the white-only primaries - leaving over one million african-americans unable to vote. marshall knew that eliminating the white primary in texas would open the door to a powerful african- american voting block. finally in 1943, he brought the case of smith v allwright to the supreme court, winning the argument that the all-white texas primaries were unconstitutio

obeying the ancient cultic side on the big cow plains at the foot of the snow capped mountains of lebanon care the indigenous syrians worshiped the great god bud. later alexander the great name the place heliopolis and made it sacred to the sun god helios. and it was here too that the romans built their mighty temple to jupiter two thousand years ago but that temple too did not survive the passage of time. it wasn't until the nineteenth century that the ruins were rediscovered travelers in the orient sort out the remains of the temple it was no longer believers in the dating who came but the leaders in art and stead of offerings they brought strange operator says in whose windows the world appeared upside down. with these operators as they imagined they could possess themselves of the past and present. since that time the eye of the buddha has been governed. by the viewfinder of the camera. sacrifices are no longer made to jupiter on the altar here once twenty meters high it has long been in ruins as. the arch crafted by the sculptors of antiquity lies in fragments on the ground. we wander amidst the ruins and find them quite prodigiou

days, otherwise, though, temperatures 43-degrees in new york city, again, the great lakes that's running into the northern plainr monday, guys. jillian: thank you a dam. rob: 38 minutes after the hour, schools across the country shutting down as deadly flu epidemic reaches some serious proportions. the early warning sign that is everybody needs to know. >> they spray some thing and you create a super bug. now we have donald trump, the super bug. jillian: rapper jay-z slamming president trump even before the grammy awards, liberal tacks nothing new, would anyone call them out? our next guest ready to do just that. rob: one man faces -- jillian: you don't do that. rob: drives him crazy, what he did that caused a green side revolt. coffee shop. coffee shop. and meet dave. hey. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good, he asks? let me show you. let's go. so we climb. hike. see a bear. woah. reach the top. dave says dark magic is a bold blend of coffee with rich flavors of uganda, sumatra, colombia and other parts of south america. like these mountains, each amazing on their own. but together? magical. all, for a s

plains on which most of the people live. too often rivers flowing down disappear in the great deserts of iran.urkey, iraq, saudi arabia, pakistan, and north the soviet union lies beyond the mountains. iran knew greatness in the days when it was known as persia. in this vast throne room, king darius ruled over the first great empire in history. the hundred columns, the room for the many royal lives and a sculptured stairway were among the marvles here. darius himself is seated on his throne receiving tribute. from europe, africa, and asia came men bearing gifts. bracelets shaped like horseshoes and small horses from what is today arabia. this was taxed a 25 centuries ago. there were sheep from what is today turkey, there were vessels with exotic shapes, precious liquids. all of these part of the persian empire in its days of greatest glory. there was a chariot like those of the pharaohs, even egypt was ruled by this persian king and there was a camel from what is today afghanistan. the tax collector was a man of his mighty army, and on these golden tablets, darius and scribed, i am darius, the

system is going to have a lot of snow on back end for portions of the great lakes and for us it's warm enough that this is just plain rain and good news you don't have to shovel rain and you can drive it in it a lot easier than ice. rain moves in thursday nights and rain will be with us friday heavy at times and showers will likely end saturday morning and then once this system moves out temperatures plummet. so let's take a quick look early look at game day forecast.cons 4:5. 42 kickoff and that number will drop throughout course of the game. temperatures dropping rapidly. here's eyewitness weather 7 day forecast. 40 outside tomorrow with a light wind. 51 thursday, showers at night and then friday is warm day. 60. friday night into saturday morning barely drops at all, 5 morning barely drops at all, 56 saturday and then notice sunday morning low is 6 degrees. so we drop very quickly from saturday morning 56 to temperatures in the 0s by saturday night into sunday morning and s's high barely getting above freezing. and it's chilly as we head into next week as well. if you head to the eagles game do not dress for 56 d

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it starts today in areas of rockies through the northern plains and some of it is pushing in through the great57, oklahoma city 57. milwaukee 37. it is not till the end of the week we see that warmth expanding in d.c. and boston into the 50s. more "early today" when we come back. treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. also in kids chewables. another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. i love you, basement but sometimes you stink. febreze air effects doesn't just mask, it cleans away odors. because the things you love can stink. yeeeeaaaahhh! uh oh...a painful sore throat? not now. take cépacol instamax. look! unlike regular cough drops it contains 2 max strength pain relievers and cools in seconds. bye bye sore throat. take cépacol instamax. >>> snow, sleet, and freezing rain. a wintry mix creates potentially slippery conditions on the roads. what you

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system is going to have a lot of snow on back end for portions of the great lakes and for us, it's warm enough that this is just plain rain and good news you don't have to shovel rain and you can drive it in it a lot easier than ice. rain moves in thursday nights and rain will be with us friday heavy at times and showers will likely end saturday morning and then once this system moves out temperatures plummet. so let's take a quick look early look at game day forecast. the eagles and falcons 4:5. 42 kickoff and that number will drop throughout course of the game. temperatures dropping rapidly. here's eyewitness weather 7 day forecast. 40 outside tomorrow with a light wind. 51 thursday, showers at night and then friday is warm day. 60. friday night into saturday morning barely drops at all, 56 saturday and then notice sunday morning low is 6 degrees. so we drop very quickly from saturday morning 56 to temperatures in the 0s by saturday night into sunday morning and sunday's high barely getting above freezing. and it's chilly as we head into next week as well. if you head to the eagles game do not dress for 56 degrees.

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double scan live radar showing a system gathering strength across the plain states this will track up across the great lakes and that pulls up warmer air and we stay in the warm sector of the storm and we are talking about rain not snow. but could be a pretty significant amount on friday. this is what to expect ahead. tomorrow in the 50s and friday the 60s. we'll be dealing with thick fog and a soaking rain. some areas could get up to 2 inches so a wet start to the weekend. once the rain moves out and the colder air moves in and i'm tracking the chance of more snow i'll talk about that the accuweather forecast. >> all right thank you. >>> as always keep track of the rising temperatures at 6abc.com/weather there you can see the hourly and seven-day forecast as well as a few stories to help you get through any type of weather conditions. once known as a dangerous city in the country. camden is reemerging as newer more vibrant communities with murder rates at the lowest level in three decades. vernon odom is live now with more on that story. >> reporter: good evening rick. it's good news for this town, w

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for the windchill feels worse than that dangerous cold among the northern plains and upper great lakeschill advisories up for 200 million people, including north florida, parts of the gulf coast as well. then, that cold air is going to remain in place really for the next seven to 10 days with waves of arctic air moving southward. we head into monday next week, another piece of that cold arctic air will move southward. here is the storm we'll be watching tomorrow and thursday. it comes very close to the i-95 corridor. still yet to be determined the exact track, but self inches of snow, really from d.c. up towards boston, very possible, even more than that if this low trap as little bit more inland. stay tuned. but this time tomorrow, north florida could be seeing some snow. liz: north florida? holy toledo. >> can't even escape it in florida. >> great report, janice dean. of. love having you on. come back soon. >>> comming up we have companies facing a big tax break. will they be closely watched this year? basically this is their chance to show they care about investing in america and am

my trustworthy viewers, today we have above average temperatures in the central plains into the gulf. icy around the greatn the mountains. a wintry mix continues to plague the northwest into the western plains. a warming trend in the mid section of the country. sunny skies but chilly in the northeast. temperatures warm up as we get through the gulf. we are looking at plenty of sunshine through the southeast with temperatures finally starting to warm up. getting a little more seasonal in florida. that >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are in a microclimate weather alert as we track rain that will be proposing tapproaching the n the next couple of hours. we'll have heavy downpours at least briefly as it moves in. the north bay will see the rain at lunchtime, san francisco at 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. for the east bay as well as the south bay, going to see that rain coming down during the evening commute. that will linger into later tonight. >>> we have all >>> t we have all these nice fos here. it's your birthday. >> it is. >> what's your name? >> ellie. >> what dearbirthday is it? >> my 19th. >> ha

generally try and settle the folk remains across the northern plains so temperatures new delhi no higher than around twenty degrees celsius it will be great here is a system makes its way through things brightening up a little bit no great amount karate will see highs of around twenty six celsius similar values to into parts of the arabian peninsula perhaps a tad cola here in doha on thursday to around twenty two degrees and normally breeze in place picking up to around twenty four by friday generally some pleasant winces sunshine coming through very little in the way of any significant cloud well the most significant cloud across the eastern side of the mediterranean that's going to to some rather wet weather for the violence over the next couple of days by route sixty degrees. at this time. a reminder now of the top stories on al-jazeera palestinian leaders are condemning u.s. president donald trump's threat to cut aid to the palestinian authority the president made the statement on twitter where he also said jerusalem will solve the negotiating table tens of thousands of government supporters are rallying across iran the show of suppor

plain beyond the reach of its life giving water and inhospitable desert again. three thousand years ago the gateway to trade with africa was here in new bia in what's now southern egypt. great quarries of mind supplied stone and gold in abundance for richly decorated buildings. and it was here on the upper reaches of the nile that ramsey is the second built his divine temples. great temples of abu simbel. according to egyptian mythology the sun god raised him so. elf made a ladder for the pharaoh to enter the inner temple using the rays of the rising sun . here were in the world beyond ruled by the god who was serious judge of the dead and ruler of the underworld when ramsay's enters the temple he enters the world of the dead and every day as the sun rises it's a serious who brings the pharaoh back to life rejuvenating it again. like a guard of honor eight metre tall supporting pillars lead to the inner recesses of the temple each is a figure of the god oh serious but with the face of ramses the second. in the innermost sanctuary for statues are carved into the rock they are the creator gods ray who rocked a tar and an on ray. and with them the god king himself ramsay's the