nazareth. but i will never a cce pt to aviv. nazareth. any israeli jews just because the state is defining itself as a jewish state. because defining yourself as jewish and democratic is an oxymoron. this is an oxymoron that we are fighting against day by day. it seems to me your speech was based on empathy and a genuine effort to understand the israeli mindset. what aspect of the israeli mindset. what aspect of the israeli mindset. what aspect of the israeli mindset is that they see more than a decade ago when the palestinians had a free election that a majority at least in gaza voted quite clearly for harm us, a movement that is dedicated in its original constitution, the destruction of the state of israel —— hamas. destruction of the state of israel -- hamas. it is democracy. palestinian people, like in england and germany, and in france, like evenin and germany, and in france, like even in the united states, whojust elected a very bizarre president, weak, palestinians, are free to elect exactly what they want palestinians want. israel

i wish to know the opinion of my friend concerning jesus of nazareth. he adored franklin. he still west franklin would have clear title to that happy immortality which i believe jesus alone has purchased for the virtuous and truly good of every religious denomination. franklin respected stiles. five weeks before his death, he penned a response. it's precious that we have this. he asked stiles to keep it confidential. he did not, since we are talking about it here. you desired to know something of my religion. it is the first time i've been questioned upon it. this is simply not true. i don't know why he said that. others have been asking him about it all his life. anyway, he said, i do not take your curiosity in this. here is my creed. i believe in one god, creator of the universe. he governs it by his providence. he ought to be worshiped. the most acceptable service we can render to him is doing good to his other children. the soul of man is immortal and will be treated with justice in another life, respecting its conduct in this. at the end of his life, franklin was a pr

they established bethlehem and nazareth, which became their first permanent settlement in america -- it was from here they would begin the process of their -- building their community in north carolina. the moravians had come to the attention of the last of the lord's proprietors of north carolina. he happened she on the northern half of north carolina. the moravians appealed to the english parliament for recognition as an ancient protestant church, which they were given, was provided rights and privileges in the colonies. he knew of their excellent colonization work in pennsylvania and new if he could have them on his land in north carolina that he could sell more land. it serves their purpose because they wanted to have a large body of land where they could live autonomously and live the religious life. he had offered them 100,000 acres and they settled on land in the yakima river valley in a creek drainage call the muddy creek drainage. this is where they laid out 100,000 acres. this land was rolling and beautiful. it reminded them of land they knew in austria. wachovia,d this lan

here jesus of nazareth called the christ and the son of god by his father. ours was executed like a common criminal. steadfast in his belief in god's kingdom on earth he was mocked and crucified as king of the jews. his disciples fled in confusion. then we are told he rose from the dead and appeared to them. reports of this extraordinary event marked the beginning of christianity. the encounter inspired his disciples to go out into the world and spread his message. the german theologian peter schultz has studied the symbol of the cross and its message. first is this god of the fourth what's in possibly the most fascinating thing about the cross and that is that it challenges us to see the most holy the most divine being that one can imagine the creator of heaven and earth suffering and tortured and dying on the cross. supporting imus for even today it's a mystery as to how it could have happened that there were people who saw god in this shocking execution seems. to guess this is a retard they interpreted jesus's death as a reconciliation between god and the

. >> simulando el calvario que sufriÓ jesÚs de nazareth antes de ser crucificado, decenas de habitantestas. >> por agradecimiento a todo lo que nos da dios. >> hasta los mÁs pequeÑos siguen la tradiciÓn motivados por la fe. >> porque yo tambiÉn. >> ¿por quÉ cargas esa cruz?. >> para ayudar al ciervo. >> la primera representaciÓn de la pasiÓn y muerte de cristo en iztapalapa ocurriÓ en 1843 y fue en agradecimiento por librar al pueblo de una epidemia de cÓlera, desde entonces se realiza cada aÑo. >> para graarantizar la segurid de los asistentes al evento se implementÓ un operativo de mÁs de nueve mil policÍas de la capital. desde hace 175 aÑos se realiza esta celebraciÓn que busca ser reconocida por la unesco como patrimonio intangible de la humanidad. >> en este evento participan casi tres mil actores y acuden poco mÁs de 2. 5 millones de vit visitantes es la informaciÓn de iztapalapa. >> muchas gracias, asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de noticias telemundo, gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo, mÁs noticias esta noche a las 11- 10 >> fui mareado como pude al espejo, me voy a v

. >> reporter: doug bend inner nazareth was awoke even by wrath of the windness this nor'easter. >> i heard a big boom and a big leaf fell out of the neighbor's tree in the street. >> it was in big dealy went back inside heard a bigger boom and whole tree in front of my house uprooted. >> reporter: combination of the wind and snow fall not only downing trees and causing power outages but causing crashes, all day licensing. >> i just came dunn route 33, would i estimate there is a 20 car pile up north of here. >> reporter: john zigler one of many who did not think that this storm would be this pur full here. >> not at all. that is why i'm out getting gas for emergency generator now. i never thought it within like this. >> i was hoping it wouldn't get this bad but i get this ended up the way that they said it was going to end up. >>> we did spot some workers it appears there was no heavy lifting happening. >> we wouldn't be, asking, for these kind of precautions, if, if it wasn't really a serious situation. >>> and construction crew does not follow, l and i's orders they could issue fin

take a look at the scene lower in lower nazareth township north hamilton county. the snow on the road turned to slush making conditions slick with winds blowing in all directions. this storm packed a strong punch it broad flooding to the boston area. several ventured into flood waters had to be rescued. things were especially rough for the massachusetts coast. waves crashed into the see walls creating a mess there. that coupled with high winds sent water in all directions. straight ahead this friday night we're tking love and money. yes, we are. a successful career or a lasting relationship? what is more important for younger americans. a new survey reveals what people value most and at what price. police tonight we're giving three cheers to a group of people. how their honest conversation has given us all some hope. and our coverage of the march research continues. this is a live look from the mobile weather watcher on this raw blustery night, the storm is moving out, but concerns still linger. lauren casey has the full forecast you including what to expect this

i want to be equal with anybody in tel aviv and nazareth. jewish state. because defining yourself as jewish and democratic, it's an oxymoron, stephen. and this is an oxymoron that we are fighting against, day by day. if i may say so, it seems to me your speech was based on empathy and a genuine effort to understand the israeli mindset. one aspect of the israeli mindset is that they see, more than a decade ago, when the palestinians had a free election, that a majority, at least in gaza, voted quite clearly for hamas, a movement that is dedicated, in its original constitution, the the destruction of the state of israel. do you want new roles for a democracy? it is election. it is democracy. palestinian people, like in england, like in germany, like in france, like even in the united states, who just elected a very bizarre president, we, palestinians, are free to elect exactly what they want — what palestinians want. and do you think the israelis are going to listen to this and your belief that, oh, the palestinians can choose hamas if they to

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the core, to the essential of what christianity is and that is following the person of jesus of nazarethaw in billy graham is that he was unrelenting in talking about jesus and christianity. and as the world has bent to a much more neutral sometimes corner or become sanitized for our protection in terms of how we talk about our faith. he never capitulated. he wanted the world to know jesus. >> you are absolutely right. and, at the same time, he was able to do something which is very hard to do simultaneously with what you just said, harris. he was able to adapt to be all things to all people. >> harris: um-huh. >> saint paul invited us to be, for example, at this funeral, there are catholic, there are orthodox, there are non-christians who are there saying, no, this man actually, even though i didn't follow all of his theology and every bit, this man was good for our country. he made a huge effort, for example, to reach out to catholics, he met with john paul ii in 1981 and scandalized a lot of evangelicals and southern baptists going why is he meeting with catholics? they are not really

huge family together around jesus, but rather because first and foremost he believed that jesus of nazareth born, lived, and died so we might live in eternal life and that's what we are celebrating today. >> harris: he has asked many times for people to share in john 14: six and just a reference to that verse will be on his grave marker. the text is so much a part of his ministry. jesus answered no one comes to the father except through me. he referred to it, he taught by it. >> he did and he was never embarrassed by it. there's a danger when somebody gets bigger than their ordinary walks of life. when he left the south and came up to the northeast, when he started dealing with catholics and non-christians, to kind of modify the message and say i am going to go to the lowest, did not denominator, he never did it. he went to the essence but it wasn't the lowest common denominator of a secular culture, it was jesus and the message of salvation and redemption. very simple. >> sandra: the symbolism of having this under a tent, a sunset earlier today. the president called and offered the nationa

the snow on the roads in lower nazareth township turned to slush making conditions very slick there. with the wind, blowing snow in all directions, visibility was extremely low. >> and check this out. even our own katie fehlinger is dealing with damage from this storm. she shared these pictures on twitter. she says the winds broke a tree branch and it fell right through her husband ' car windshield. wow. the car was sitting in their driveway. she also says her neighbor's tree which is two stories tall fell onto their house. good thing they get along. also said they'll break out the chain saw today to see if the tree damaged their home. avenue feeling a whole lot of people will be cleaning up, as well. >> no doubt about that. i mean, with winds that we had yesterday, gusting 60, 70 miles per hour, in some locations cents, that makes sense, that we had the magnitude of damage that we are now seeing this morning across much of the delaware valley. let me show you a look at some interesting pictures from our weather watchers. we start out with this one from lynn springer, she said cars p

evangelical leaders let's design evangelical the way geez sus did in luke 4, in his opening statement, his nazarethd, the spirit of the lord is upon because because he has anointed me to bring good news to the poor. the word good news is evangel from which we get the word evangelical. any gospel that isn't good news to the poor is not the gospel of jesus christ, period. >> i have to leave it there. thank you so much, pastor bernard and jim wallace. as we approach the 50th anniversary of the assassination of martin luther king and later that of robert kennedy, you don't want to miss our show next week. we talk with both martin lugting king iii and kerry kennedy on the legacies of their fathers 50 years later. up next, a rare and refreshing admission of past racism from a cornerstone of american journalism, "national geographic." i'll ask the editor in chief why now and how this came about. come on dad! higher! higher! parents aren't perfect, but then they make us kraft mac & cheese and everything's good again. i work ovi need when i my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tre

no fun driving in northampton or nazareth townshipyur slick there. with the wind blowing, snow in all directions, as w extremely . and check this taught. even our own katie fehlinger is dealing with dame she shared these pictures on twitter. fellays the winds bro through her husband's car windshield. the car was sitting in their ndshields there. she also said her neighbor's tree two stoal house. she said it is a good thing they all get along. i know she sai the chain saw toe if there is any damage there, and a lot of people are cleaning upay mean, did you get any sleep last night? enth floor of so loud. my building, so the walls were creaking, just a may was a mess. even area of heavy snow right visibility turned very poor for period of time. we still have some alerts i take of those. we start you out with a look at the cape may we dealt with the wind yesterday. now it is not going to be as strong today. as you can we are still dealing with the winds today. look at that camera shaking, weak atop the montreal end there in cape may. now, weather alerts

places like allentown, easton, nazareth, you're going to be seeing that 7 to 12 inch total, not to mention reading. over towards marion, strausstown, anywhere in berks and lehigh county 7 to 12 inches of snow. we're look at 5 to 9 inches of snow in areas like coatesville, west ghosha, norristown, plymouth meet, in abington you're in that 5 to 9 inch range. bucks county you will be in the 5 to 9 inch rain of heavy, wet, sloppy snow. we gave you the lehigh valley and the suburbs. we're fwrak cown for philadelphia, south jersey and delaware in the next half hour. >> this is a one-two punch for many in our area. this looming second storm could slow down crews working to get lights back on after the first storm. cleanup in and around philadelphia seems to be an never ending project. crews were clearing away limbs from fallen trees overnight to help traffic flow and restore power. here are the latest outage numbers. peko rorgtd 20,000 customers are still in the dark and cold. ppl has 1500 homes and business offline, scattered outages remain for del mar va, ac electric and pc&g customers. dray is

storm, snow quickly piling up in certain area up there, our alycia nieves is route 248 in lower nazareth township with a look at the conditions, alycia >>ep this morning and it took us two and a h to nazarh area mostly because of the white out conditions we were experiencing on the highway. it has been snow all day here, you can take a look at the roadway here on route 248 you will see that snow is not accumulating on the ground because it ties warm, ground itself ties warm but we are seeing slush. if you take that slush combine it with the white out conditions as we have been seeing around here and then add wind you just start to understand how dangerous it is driving out here. as nor'easter hits our region the northern part of it up in the lehigh valley area, people are dealing with high winds, and non-stop snowfall. those two elements of this storm are dangerous combination here. >> i just came down route 33, i would estimate is there a 20 car pile up just north of here >> reporter: police near allentown have been responding to non-stop crashes of reports of vehicles sliding off the r

voice she resisted occupation and sang for freedom thank you for your legacy you are a daughter of nazareth and the voice of palestine and then you have mahmoud who said that we lost a palestinian giant she was only fifty one and she left a strong legacy. and there was another one from hala she says that palestine and the world lost an amazing singer artist and human rights activists warning rest in peace he will live in the us the how will you remember reamed by anna get in touch with us use the hash tag news grid or you can let me directly i'm at it thank you and. the eiffel tower the sydney opera house the empire state building in new york all going dark at various points on saturday in what is known as earth hour the idea is that cities and towns around the world turn off their lights for one hour at eight thirty pm a symbolic show of solidarity for the planet the world wildlife fund is encouraging everyone to get involved it's coming up seven o'clock so about ninety minutes time here in doha now earth hour itself began in australia in two thousand and seven sydney was the first place t

john is in nazareth, pennsylvania. republican. go ahead.aller: yeah, this is in regards to mike pompeo. i think this is a good move for the united states and you have to understand, you talk about g, has courtsabout -- right now in the united states that are taking place in some parts -- host: we are talking about the president's management style and we are running out of time. do you have a comment on that? caller: i think he is doing a terrific job with the tax cuts and we are talking about his management and it will be brought up today about the muslims with mike pompeo. host: that is john in pennsylvania this morning. thisis going to do it for first segment of the washington journal. up next, we will talk about the week ahead in congress. mike lillis will join us and later, we will have another guest of the bipartisan policy center. we will be discussing the supplemental nutrition assistance program, known as food stamps in our weekly, your money segment. we will be right back. ♪ announcer: the c-span bus is traveling across the country