more than twenty palestinians were killed as israeli warplanes bombed. in response the cross border rocket fire that left four israelis dead. daniel hawkins thanks for joining us this. i always thought with the tragedy at moscow s biggest port forty one people have been confirmed dead after a plane fire which happened on sunday evening it. there were seventy eight passengers and crew on board the aircraft which was due to fly to more months going to countries far north the jet burst into flames you re going to see landing shortly after takeoff we should warn you the following video you re about to see of the blaze distressing. was. was. the fifth the fisher the first elected in belgium may yet come up. plus. our correspondent who goes thought of was that same answer for the tragic events unfolded. after midnight the officials have finally decided to come out and update us journalists as to what the latest has been when it comes to this tragedy i mean the most important bit we
river in the 1600 s, the dutch es, fins and swedes moved in. colors of the philadelphia flag are blue and gold, that is colors of the flag of sweden. reporter: doctor lee arnold is direct of library and collections at historical society of pennsylvania and says this sit has quite a story to tell. i don t think there is any other city in the united states that can come near philadelphia for its history, or its importance within the nation. reporter: in 1682, a proud quaker named william penn founded philadelphia he put two greek word together. penn wanted philadelphia to be an inclusive city, penn, in pennsylvania isn t even named after penn seen at top of the city hall since 18934. he is now being cleaned for his once in a decade tune up, the state of pennsylvania is named after another william penn, his father, admiral wilson men. king charles the second owed the admiral money and gifted him land. pennsylvania. doctor arnold gave us a look at william penn s personal
well. outside right now, it is calm. we have cloud cover across the city, watching for warm temperatures, little muggy out there, temperature right now in philly, 78 degrees, south wind. coming in at 9 miles an hour, and we actually are registering a heat index, because our humidity is so high that it feels like zero eight, even though now it is 78. talking dew point, in the 60s and 70s. so early in the morning, like this, a little bit uncommon, and it definitely is what you will notice when you step out the door, again, that 78 is warm. but what you will feel, walking outside, like you re walking into a sauna, 72 for the dew point, wilmington, even as high as 74, dew point in dover, 76 degrees, to kick off this saturday. day planner 08 degrees by 9:00 o the day for us, going to start to see some showers, maybe around lunchtime or so, as we get later on in the afternoon, temperatures creep up to 89 for high. we will see thunderstorm activity develop after about the 4:00 or
. . . i did want to mention a couple of new titles, gluten-free, vegan-comfort food. and bridget s diet book. wild and food cook book. you see a bit of the swath we are cutting in the cooking world . sorry? [inaudible] romance fiction. still in paper back. it s a great pleasure for me to introduce clark work which is the master of ceremonies for these events and thank you for coming. thank you all. one of the reasons we wanted to gather to be the and after 5:00 is because you we wanted you to have all the sunlight that you can get. i was at a book party on the upper east side, a book that marian burros had written from the new york times . let s walk a little bit and we were on 96th, in new york or something. before we knew it we had gotten all the way to washington square and convinced me to help her food up the nutrition department. 20 years later there are food studies all over the country and th
reframe america. at the social gospel movement at the end of the 19th to early 20th century. movement, teddy roosevelt and franklin roosevelt impacted that said in public square, our deepest concerns ought to be fair wages andhealthcare and education protect an environment, and votingy when it comes to rights. the civil rights movement had deep moral underpinnings. believe, in 1967 this was before dr. looked at militarism, materialism, and racively. racism. he said we needed a radical of values, today. when we see a kind of an moral to limit the discussion to abortion, prayer in the school and where you homosexuality, and isgested that the better way deny y living wages, reform, voting rights and make gun to rybody can get a have a vote is an expression of moral values, our constitution, is justice, mercy, how you care for the least of hese, how you care for the vulnerable, how you embrace all people. those are the deep moral values hat we believe we need to recover tha