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Disappointed when they went behind but they kept coming back, showing they had fight, and, most of the game they were lost last year. Tom brady was drafted in the sixth or seventh round so if he can be where he is at i dont see why a fifth round kicker could not do something special. Reporter if you think philly fans like an under dog, check out the video of elliott s mom and step dad, them reacting to the game winning kick has gone viral. I dont know too much about them but i like what he see. Reporter let me show are show you unofficial eagles green yarn. It is 61yard, cut it myself, we took...

It is so nice to be back, and i heard it was 70s this week. I am happy to be back. At least it will feel more like iowa weather here definitely turning colder. Even though we did have some warm temperatures, it was kind of grade. It was nice to be out, but it is not beautiful like it is but it is a lot colder than it was yesterday. 34 in durham and 36 in Holly Springs. Town by town it is 28 in roxboro with 38 at fayetteville and it is pretty chilly with temperatures in the mid to upper 30s and 52 at noon. Compare that to mid to upper 60s yesterday which was just it will be prettier today but n...

Philadelphia was 94 degrees. 96 in allentown as well as reading, 92 in wilmington and zeal aisle city even at the shore did break 90 degrees. This was the highest heat index this afternoon. The peak of the day it was 102 in allentown, 100 in philadelphia, over the Century Point Trenton Dover even Sea Isle City beach haven hit 90 for their combination of air temperature and humidity. And theres no relief in sight. These are air temperatures. Saturday, sunday, monday mid to upper 90s. Monday that will be the peak of the heat and humidity when the dnc begins and a record High Temperature and does...

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