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the actual cross that jesus of nazareth was crucified on. wooden fused with his blood and tears. >> it is literally the scaffolding upon which jesus saved the world. >> but the relic was thought to be lost to history. then a roman empress, helena, sets off on a dramatic quest to find it. >> helena changed everything. >> the discovery of the cross is shrouded in mystery. there is intrigue. there's murder. there's sex. there's violence behind all of this. >> her discovery will be hacked into tiny pieces and traded around the globe. venerated by millions, ridiculed by others. >> i don't think there's a snowball's chance in hell that helena discovered the true cross. >> now for the first time, modern science sets out to answer theuestion, is the true cross a hoax that mocks the crucifixion or the relic of relics? >> the true cross is one of the greatest mysteries in christian history. we have the tools to solve it. ♪ ♪ >>> the cross. an object of savage torture. >> that cross was an instrument of death, pieces of wood nailed together to kill a h

this would be the first physical evidence that jesus of nazareth existed. >> this is such a land marki mean, this is the only material evidence, nonliterary we have for the family of jesus. >> i think most people would be extremely surprised to learn that jesus had siblings, even though james is called the brother of jesus in the new testament, most christians grow up learning that mary was a virgin and that he didn't have any siblings, so i think most people would be astonished. >> the gospels of both matthew and mark name jesus's brothers. as well as james, there's joses, judas and simon alongside at least two unnamed sisters. but exactly whose these offspring these other children are is still the subject of debate. >> for catholics, there is that emphasis on mary's virginity. she was not only a virgin at the time of jesus's conception and birth but also afterwards. that's why i like to think of james, the brother of jesus as probably a child from joseph's prior marriage before he married mary. >> but not all christians are in agreement. >> protestants would say there are other chil

nazareth stands less than four miles from a major urban center, sepphoris. sepphoris was founded as the capital of the galilee. and so it was really invested, much like caesarea maritima, with all the trappings of greek or roman city life. >> narrator: recent archaeological discoveries at sepphoris challenge the conventional picture of jesus' life. >> one of the more exciting discoveries that we made at sepphoris was a magnificent roman villa with a gorgeous, gorgeous mosaic on its floor, in a banquet hall. floor, in a banquet hall. floor, in a banquet hall. the lady was dubbed "mona lisa" by the press when we found her because she is really an extraordinary depiction of a beautiful woman of roman antiquity. and the picture we get is a community very much in the mainstream, but on the high end of the scale. sepphoris was not just a city with houses and with waterworks and things like that, but it had satellite settlements around. nazareth, to all intents and purpose, was a satellite village attached to the region or municipality of sepphoris. >> the findings

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upper 20s, a few low 30s east and in nazareth, currently, 30 degrees. you will see your local neighborhood forecast at the bottom of the screen. exton, 28. elroy, 28. it looks like ft. washington is almost at 30, not quite, upper 20s for you. those feels-like temperatures, once again i will go over this. we are seeing low double digits for some and single for others. keep that in mind. be sure to bundle up throughout the entire day. 1:00 p.m., still seeing very coldlike feels like temperatures. early tomorrow morning, it is going to feel like it is in the low to mid teens. that's just about it. your morning temperatures for tomorrow, starting off in the teens, with that prereally stro northwesterly wind. we are only going to top out in the mid to upper 30s. millville, 38 degrees. atlantic city, mid to upper 30s. expected high temperature, 39. trenton, 38. philadelphia, 39 degrees. overall, we are not having issue as far as precipitation goes. we do have an issue as far as those really cold temperatures go. a mixed bag by sunday into monday. >>> one of t

divinity of christ and that you shouldd live according to jesus but the life and morals of the jesus of nazareth of the h parts of the bible that our magical thinking. but i had to narrow a view of all of this. and there were other small disputes. . . there are two microphones by the way if anybody has questions, feel free to come forward.first. >> i'm so excited to be first. i loved your book. it's bad a huge inspiration for me. i'm writing a book and interested in a question for yd you. the biggest obstacle is actually putting it all together trying to find the right way to crack the narrative to know what to go in and out. that's the biggest thing. there was a lost their but we don't have a lot of directnce evidence that we have to research or grab the situation. it's funny i didn't perceive it as a problem. i think i have a natural detective. i love to write but i like to research if not more. i would say if i'm going to say what a problem is learning how to take the material and turn it into a narrative. i exiled them. you take stuff and put it away and you may be able to come back to that

and nazareth currently at 41 degrees. keeping it in the suburbs right now, mainly upper 30s to low 40s and melbourne at 37 degrees and the temperatures mild right now and will get colder, of course, and this is where we're expecting the wintry mix. philadelphia, low to mid-40s. so temperatures right now notice we're seeing blues on the screen here. a wider look all of that colder air sliding into place setting us up for the wintry mix and a three-day outlook. notice we have rain showers for the first half of your monday for the philadelphia area. the suburbs seeing that wintry mix and the lehigh valley. delaware and the jersey shore and new jersey seeing mainly rain and then clearing. hour by hour, after that, the next system to approach. i'd say by tuesday into wednesday. and notice here that we start to see some more showers approaching. this will be warmer although i think the lehigh valley gets more of a mix and we have a one-two punch and a third system approaching by thursday into friday. ten-day on 10 has a lot to

. >> nazareth 1.3 and south allentown under an inch, and down into montgomery >> suns s a allentown under an inch, and down into montgomery >> suns s a these lower amounts probably washed way bopause of the rain. washcor prara1-yres are above even allentown 37 but in the poconos around the freezing akark.s around the freezing we have a char 6e in terms of cool air and strong winds coming in. in. 6 live double scan to see what is in store for your area available all the tthe se attheyabc.>> smr and stay connected with our team of meteorologists. >>> authoriti is have now trisd >>> che reward money for informn leading to the capture of a wanted murder by y opa m wantche cum warland county faosoputors office is now offering up to $2500 for infotlation that h" ips them track downheieror uilh ey nell. a 27-year-old woman is charged with murder in the death of her boyfrshnd. akartiin s westcott turned yourf in for the murder of her ip atiriend terrell brin ce. w is tcbut has >> s com is sed pulling the trigger from the passenger seat good we are learorng more aip pol the shockg death of hollywo

nazareth and bathos, areas that cool down faster than the rest of the area which includes sidewalks. your car might even have some accumulation if it's been out all night. 36 degrees now in the suburbs. there's that rain/snow mix in the lehigh valley. it all clears out in a hurry. look at the turn around in the temperatures. into the 50s for philadelphia. break it down houry a few minut >> bill, thanks for that update. we want to get an update with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> looking at the northeast extension and the situation that's been going on there for over an hour? >> right. we're watching a bunch of accidents this morning. no doubt that it's because a lot of the roads are a little now they're allowing the shoulder to move by. valley. can you take route 309 as an alternate. right now that looks perfectly fine. if you need that alternate, here's route 309. a little further south. the visibil pretty poor at least through the cameras. route 309 north/south no major problems to report accident in norristown on marshall street and the railroad crossing. vai a

awe rife, students in one philadelphia high school are taking on the role of elves. 12 teens from nazareth academy high school visited more than two dozen families, delivering 600 presents to children in need. the students dressed up as elves and kicked off their efforts with a prayer service this morning. >>> it's another year without a white christmas. but it won't be quite as warm as last year. remember this? we found people at the shore wearing t-shirts and shorts on christmas eve. last christmas brought record-breaking temperatures, mostly in the 70s and it's going to be mild again this year. just not as warm as last year. you might want to opt for the long sleeved tee instead of short sleeves. let's check the forecast from meteorologist erika martin. still going to be a mild christmas, erica in. >> ted, no matter how you slice it, a nice christmas in the forecast with lots of sunshine. temperatures are going to be in the 50s, i'll get to that in a moment. however right now we're seeing mild conditions as well. 43 on average for new jersey, p.a. suburbs, 41 for you. partly cloudy skie

nazareth at 34. easton warmer right now at 35 degrees. one of the sasaving graces woul those westerly winds. melvern, 35. chester heights at 27 degrees. warrington, 32. and ft. washington currently at 27. so, i do want to show you the weekend forecast. and what to watch for for friday and saturday. tracking the potential for lake-effect flurries to make it into the suburbs and lehigh valley. notice the temperatures mainly in the 30s and 40s. saturday, same deal there. feels like temperatures. that's a really big story, however. once the winds shift from the west to northwest. they start to gust up to 25, 30 miles per hour. it's going to feel a lot colder than those actual temperatures. heads-up now. it starts the feels like temperatures at 5:30 a.m. we're seeing upper 20s to 30s. notice we'll keep that and pause this until 9:00, 10:00 p.m. 21 in allentown. 21 in trenton. 25 in philly. feeling like upper teens for allentown, pottstown and westchester by early tomorrow morning. 5:00 a.m., 5:30 a.m. when you're heading out the door it will f

nazareth, bath, just a degree above freezing. what we're going to see is the rain quickly taper off. hour-by-hour forecast. 9:00, 42 degrees. cloudy skies. isolated shower at noon. warming into the low 50s. >>> thanks for that. coming up ne, county by county for a look at things happening today and that includes a noisy alert for people living in one section of montgomery county. >> meanwhile, a live look at th pennsylvania turnpike. storm force 10 gassed up and it is rolling. up next, we'll check back in with first alert meteorologist bill henley and krystal klei. >> malled by the bengals. hear from carson wentz on thego. >>> a damp start this morning. a wintry mix in the pocono mountains, lehigh valley but not at philadelphia international. that is just rain, and you can see the visibility has decreased because of the rain. they're reporting 8 miles of visibility at the airport. should not cause any problems weather wise from the -- or for operations there. 40 degrees in philadelphia. 4:45. believe it or not, we're going to be

so neighborhoods right now for the lehigh valley mainly seeing the low 40s, bath 42 and nazareth currently44 degrees. the suburbs also seeing lots of 40s with the northwesterly winds. pretty moderate right now. bed minister, a pair of 4's for you. in jersey we're seeing the moderate northwesterly winds as well, coyle field 45 and robbinsville, 46, princeton, 44 degrees for you. temperatures are mild right now, it's those winds, this is the big weather story. hour by hour at 6:00 p.m. notice we start to see clouds develop by about 7:00, 8:00 p.m. on sunday. overnight we get a system moving in. it looks like we have a little bit of a changeover. so we likely will see a rain/snow mix with some sleet. 0 so be mindful of that early monday morning. i think you'll have a slick monday commute. so your ten-day on 10. lots to go over. we have the developing clouds sunday into monday. with the chance of that wintry mix and then blustery conditions come thursday into friday. and friday into saturday. temperatures only topping out in the upper 30s and those overnight lows in the mid to upper 20s. if yo

we're still a little above freezing. 35 nazareth. 34 in bathe. 36 in white hall township. you'll see dry conditions. coming up we'll talk about the cold blast for the weekend. >> sheena, see you soon. >>> the snow is good news for people in the poconos. here's the view from am camel back mountain. people are hoping that the cold l weather will help them with the ski season. nbc 10's brandon is live from bartonsville. brandon. >> reporter: jacquelin and jim, the workers are over in this parking lot not too far from where we're standing. you can see the flashing lights. they're plowing that low and cold parking lot. you can see trucks in this restaurant parking lot right where we're standing. this is just the look of what we're looking at right now. you can see some of the snow on the ground. i would say we probably got about an inch or less in this area. as you go further north right off the 61 is, you may see two to three inches. a lot of people we talk to say this is a chance for them to get out and put in the extra work. >> it's the beginning to what adam brown expects t

not quite that cold at 34 and 33 in nazareth while evidenton is 34. there are some cold neighborhoods. we'll see sunshine. satellite and radar, we're clear for now. by this time tomorrow morning we'll be looking at rain coming in to the area but not today. need your sunglasses today. 33 degrees. bright sunshine at 8:00. few scattered clouds at lunch time and clouds increasing late this afternoon. that's 4:00 today. still in the 40s for philadelphia. for the suburbs from just below freezing at 8:00 into the 40s this afternoon. the clouds come in late in the day in the suburbs and lehigh valley. 28 at 8:00, by noon time 40 degrees and 41 degrees later this afternoon. then delaware, sunny skies, completely dry today but that changes overnight tonight first thing tomorrow morning. sunny skies in new jersey. low 40s this afternoon and at the shore the temperatures will start off a little bit warmer at 8:00, 34 degrees and then 40s as we go into the afternoon. late afternoon hours that's when we'll start to see clouds come in. here's your hour by hour forec

fleetwood below the mark at 31, 33 for nazareth and walnut port, white hall at 34 degrees. the westerly winds, not northwesterly but still getting a little push which is why it looks like we will see some flurries for parts of the lehigh valley. likely north ham lehigh county starting right now and then pausing this around noon. notice we're starting to see light blues and some whites there. again, this is not going to be a whiteout but i want to mention that roads, some reports of black ice up there. keep in mind a little bit more slick up there just because temperatures are a little closer to the freezing mark. any liquid from yesterday of course will freeze over. tracking the light flurries for this afternoon. otherwise for the most part remaining high and dry. so tomorrow, temperatures the last saturday of the year, seeing mainly upper 30s to low 40s. redding 42 degrees. notice we're seeing partly cloudy skies. by tomorrow night we will see mostly cloudy skies and conditions again will be mainly in the low 40s. phoenixville, 41 is your expected high temperature. newtown

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fleetwood currently at 32 degrees. 32 for easton and nazareth with bethlehem 33 degrees. hour by hour forecast, picking up on some light lake effect flurries moving in from the northwest. even though the winds are westerly. a little bit of an influence there. so we start this at 5:00 a.m. and notice by noon we're just starting to see blues and purples and whites. it's not going to be a whiteout. i want to stress that. but we will see some light flurries moving through, lake effect flurries at best. that's just -- that's what we're going to see. out the door forecast for today, lots of sunshine to start the day once those clouds start to break. however, by later this evening, we'll start to see those clouds redevelop into tomorrow. so a partly cloudy night tonight. pa suburbs seeing lots of sunshine at noon, 38 degrees. lehigh valley, also seeing a mix of sun and clouds, but mainly sunshine, 37 is your expected temperature. delaware seeing low 40s for the most part. at least through 4:00 p.m. topping out in the mid 40s. coming up in just a bit i have your few year's eve --

lehigh valley where we're mostly in the 30s through berks county, lehigh valley seeing 35, 35 in nazarethve any temperatures at freezing but it's very important that we'll be watching the temperatures because of any slick roadways with any wintry mix we've already seen developing. future weather here, by about 9:00 p.m., snow still continues north and west of philadelphia tapering off by 10:00

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however your forecast for lehigh valley, fleetwood at 38 and it looks like nazareth and easton are both at 40 degrees. but keep in mind, those northwesterlies will keep those temperatures feeling colder than that. the pa suburbs, we're seeing upper 30s to low 40s. north wales at 41, also seeing 41 in elroy, new hope at 42 and newtown currently at 42 degrees. here's your satellite and radar image. conditions right now are dry, right now we are seeing a break in those clouds, mostly clear skies, for tonight, however, a wider perspective shows a system developing across the prairies, the rockies developing a system that's working it's way across the country and it will be here by saturday. so starting at 8:00 p.m. on friday, early saturday morning, we will see a light wintry mix at best. possibly for lehigh valley, but mostly the warm front slides from the southeast to the northeast. we're seeing widespread rains, pockets of heavier downpours. so as far as your forecast and rainfall totals, on saturday, everything clears just in time for saturday, and conditions start to improve on sunday.

nazareth 21. it's not going to warm up much more than that at all during the day today.gusting to 41 miles per hour in coatsville right now. we saw gusts to 43 in allentown a little while ago. the feels like temperatures single digits pretty much all day, all night into tomorrow morning. we got almost 24 hours more of this. we ease up into windchills in the teens as we go through friday afternoon and friday night. then as we go into the weekend things really warm up this is the system we were talking about for friday night and saturday. hour by hour we showed you one computer model earlier. this is another one just in. we have a lot of clouds here. here is the snow. a lot of these models are starting to pull back on the snow advance and not pulling it down. yesterday many of the models were taken down to delaware in south jersey. some are really restricting that. the later that snow starts piling up the less likely it is for accumulations because the atmosphere is warming up. we'll change snow to an icy mix here and then rain. still snowing in allentown. that's early in

white hall township 37, bethlehem 38 and nazareth at 39 degrees. it's cold for most of the area. we'll zoom into the poconos because here's where with see the snow falling, that picture i just showed you for carbon and monroe counties, we expect the snow to get a little more widespread over these regions, and across all the major interstates here we're looking at slippery roadways on the untreated portions. the radar is picking up purples and pink where is we could see snow falling, maybe even a wintry mix. that's going to be the case for the lehigh slally tonight. the heavier precip shown by the oranges. the red is where the heaviest is right over 476 and 78 here. so for northampton, brief snow possible so that would make for a slick road. so be very careful in those areas. for the rest of the area, we'll go back to the radar, if we go a little bit farther to the south. mostly seeing some heavy rain at this point, still could see a little bit of sleet mixed into upper portions of berks county parts of burlington county, near mt. laurel seeing the heavier precip and pretty scatte

that is why why he writes the life and morals of jesus of nazareth, not jesus christ. so he raises out parts of the bible that are that he considers to either mysticism and magical thinking. but he convinced me that i had to narrow a view of all of this. so that was an area that he persuaded me about. we have other small disputes and sometimes you just, but it go. was at the movie of medical, frozen or whatever. i'm not going to sing that. but we basically agree it's not that different. >> what was wonderful about this collaboration for me and i think for both of us was that we brought complementary knowledge and skills together and i think the fit has been wonderful. we enjoyed working together. the only downside for me is that i am now known as the biographer. [laughter] i don't do biographies. >> we have microphone set up for people who want to have questions. you can come forward. >> and so will go to the site for. >> i'm so excited to be first. and that i loved your book. it has been a huge inspiration to me. >> thank you. >> i am writing a book and i and interest

it is 20 in nazareth. >>> this morning patients at a dental office being warned to get tested for hepatitis found where dental instruments were being cleaned. it is in redding and closed now. they found expired medications and they also suspended the owner's dental licenses. >>> today is the last day for first class mail at the post office. deadline for ups and fed excontinue throue ex continue through the week. >>> a man charged of setting off bombs in new york and new jersey pleaded ngt to tot guilty to at murder. he is accused of setting off bombs across new york and new jersey including a pipe bomb in seaside park. i'm tracy davidson. you can stay updated with the nbc 10 app. it's the free download. the today show continue nss in few minutes. thank you for watching. have a great day. >>> it's brain teaser tuesday, and before the break we asked you to solve this riddle. >> you walk across a bridge, you see a boat full of people, yet there isn't a single person onboard. how is that possible? kathie lee cracked the case! >> yeah. i don't usually, but the answer is, they're all married. >>

same for bath and nazareth, so we could see some slick spots. it's going to be more of a danger if you're traveling late this morning and early afternoon farther north into the poconos, where we'll see icy conditions possible because temperatures are lower. in philadelphia, we're well above freezing, so no concern there. just isolated rain chances with the better chances overnight. so here are your temperatures. 45 by 1:00 p.m. 4:00. that's where we could see isolated showers. better chances through the overnight hours into tuesday, so coming up, we'll take a closer look at the showers and more about the details of the workweek as you get back in the swing of things. >>> today is an official holiday since christmas fell on a sunday this year. the city of philadelphia, offices there are closed, recycling gets bumped today and riders will have to check on times for their normal trains and buses because the transit agency is operating on a modified holiday schedule. new jersey transit is running on a weekend schedule today. >>> in northeast philade

officers in bethlehem and nazareth are giving out christmas postmarks.e who want the town's names on their letters and cards. postmarks are an annual tradition to celebrate the town's christmas traditions. >>> and a random act of kindness this holiday season. >> people are rushing to pick up their purchases because they don't have to pay. one woman calling herself santa b came into walmart with a check. a man decided he was going to give $46,000 paying off lay aways for nearly 200 people. they spent the afternoon calling customers to tell them the news. >> grateful and thankful that they can do that and in their hearts they want to do that. >> it's a mysterious person, we tried to find out who it was to thank them personally and pay it forward. >> the secret santa is not saying a word. it's always nice when they're doing it anonymously like a secret santa. >>> here are keith jones and erin coleman. >> it's that time of year and the arctic air has arrived. it's going to be with us throughout the weekend. >> and some people could see some snow before the w

nazareth at 33. bedminster 34. and here is your weather setup. right now, it's a lot milder. westerly, southwesterly. and they're pretty calm. however, by the afternoon hour, they will pick up and shift out of the west-northwest. and then northwesterly, overnight tonight into tomorrow. and that really will be the big weathermaker. here, we have our feels like temperature. starting at 6:00 a.m. they're pretty close to normal, however, as we get this into motion, notice that it's going to feel cooler or colder than the actual temperature, especially by tonight into tomorrow. so it's going to feel like it's mainly in the low to mid-20s for most. burlington, it will feel like it's 26 degrees. but then overnight hoyurs it wil feel like 18 in pottstown and philly, 23 degrees. early tomorrow morning when you're getting ready for school and work. keep in mind, you will have to layer up and bundle up. it's going to feel like 22 degrees for philly. 19. and trenton along with burlington. your 10 day on 10, tracking the former for unsettled weather to get here by sunday into monday. i do

thousands of people are expected to visit sites in bethlehem, jerusalem and nazareth over the holidayeep queen elizabeth from attending a christmas day service. our ian lee is in atlanta live for us. what else are we hearing from the palace about this? >> good morning, alisyn. we learned about this cold last wednesday when the palace announced that both the queen and her husband, prince phillip had this cold and it delayed their trip to sandringham. today was going to be the first time we saw her in public since that announcement, but it didn't happen. the palace released this statement saying her majesty, the queen, will not attend church at sandringham this morning. the queen continues to recover from a heavy cold and will stay indoors to assist with her recovery. her majesty will participate in the royal family christmas celebrations during the day. we did see prince phillip, though, attend church today. so it seems like he is on the mend. and people are paying close attention to this. because the queen is 90 years old and prince phillip is 95. alisyn? >> what about the other famil

fertile windchill temperatures this morning, 30 degrees in abington, at 28 degrees right now in nazarethegrees, in reading, in ac, 27 degrees. with the winds out of the west-northwest at around ten to 15 miles per hour. having that effect on our feels-like temperatures, as we head through this morning, windchills falling down into the teens and many locations, if you're not already there, even by lunchtime. windchills still in the 20's degrees range. >> we'll see some improvement headed out throughout our saturday as far as breezy conditions with the windchill impact still pretty brutal. so, staying breezy as we head specially into saturday, less wind, into sunday, high temperatures running about 10 degrees below average. morning, feeling like the teens, afternoon, feeling like the 20's, and i think, pat, we can officially deem this an arctic blast. >> yes, i guess you really have no choice, do you, lauren? it stinks. but what are you going to do about it? it is wintertime. approaching the holidays, this sort of thing happens. >> this sort of things happening a lot, too. ninety-five nort

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nazareth we're at 7 miles an hour, in reading 9 miles an hour and atlantic city wind gusting to 12 mileser hour right now. let's talk about future weather because everyone wants to know about whether it will snow in their backyard. that is what we will figure out here. on sunday here comes the leading edge of our storm. it could start by midday in the poconos possibly lehigh valley as accumulating snow. the secondary part of the storm does not catch up with us until late sunday night or monday morning. i'm concern it could start sooner then this if this fills in faster and faster it comes in, the better chance you have that this will start of as some snow or mix. mainly for the north and western suburbs, it will be main lip rain and all rain by monday morning in the city and suburbs, then it pushes out by monday afternoon. so, best chance for snow, will be across the northwestern suburbs, poconos, lehigh valley, sunday night into monday, accumulating snow at on set of the snow, light snow to rain possible in the suburbs and mainly rain from the city on south and east. >>> overnight partl

nazareth at 42. walnut 42. and whitehall 45 degrees. we are trending warm all due to a warm front, southwesterly push of air. and this is going to be the case at least for the next couple of days. your out the door forecast starting at 2:00 p.m. notice we're seeing more sunshine in and around philadelphia. and that's because everything will start to clear out. upper 40s by about 2:00, 3:00 a.m., and then we start to decline to the 30s by about 5:00, 6:00 p.m. for the pa suburbs. fewer clouds, however. so we are going to remain high and dry at least through overnight friday into saturday. lehigh valley seeing mid 40s at 2:00 p.m. upper 30s by 6:00 p.m. and low 30s by 10:00 p.m. new jersey also seeing that nice warming trend. 47 by 2:00 and 49 by 2:00 p.m. for delaware we're also seeing some low 50s as well. your eagles forecast looking like this. now, keep in mind conditions are mild right now. and we do have that southerly flow. tailgating time, we're going to see temperatures in the low to mid 40s. by kickoff upper 30s but notice here

people who want to stereotype christians, this ancient community people who come from places like nazareth -- bethlehem -- they don't understand our community but they're ready to stereotype us. i had a woman ask me once if i was muslim and i said i was palestinian no -- actually my family is christian. and she look surprised and said did they convert? and i said no. you did. [laughter] and said elections are away and breathing in toxic air of this climate. we're seeing more than ever that the denigration of arab and muslims is efficient for muslim and media penalty to get noticed an get a boost in the polls so they do it. it improves their ratings so they do it. of course, for some candidates the denigration of our people is their entire platform. ... >> been. >> my source of joy and hope and to my eye has been to supported my riding over the last 16 years before i ever published a single word before ever winning anything in the foundation once again and the congratulations again to my fellow award winners it is my honor to be here with all of you. [applause] >> as citizen were is pointin

people who want to stereotype christians, this ancient community people who come from places like nazareth- bethlehem -- they don't understand our community but they're ready to stereotype us. i had a woman ask me once if i was muslim and i said i was palestinian no -- actually my family is christian. and she look surprised and said did they convert? and i said no. you did. [laughter] and said elections are away and breathing in toxic air of this climate. we're seeing more than ever that the denigration of arab and muslims is efficient for muslim and media penalty to get noticed an get a boost in the polls so they do it. it improves their ratings so they do it. of course, for some candidates the denigration of our people is their entire platform. ... >> i look to african-american writers as role models. the time of my book comes from a quote by w.e.b. dubois in an essay he said about the deep south, what a curious land is this, so full of untold stories and tragedies. i have that quote in the introduction to my book. and i'm very grateful to that quote because i think of palestine in the s