They do it for the glory, the recognition, aaaand for a chunk of the 15-hundred in prize money up for grabs, along with a spot performing at this year’s Central Washington State Fair.
They do it for the glory, the recognition, aaaand for a chunk of the 15-hundred in prize money up for grabs, along with a spot performing at this year’s Central Washington State Fair.
is our charge to do that today. rachel: we re not imagining it is slipping away. will: now to some of the news of today. president biden making a campaign style stop in michigan. pete: he toured a cherry farm and cherry-picked his audience to promote the bipartisan infrastructure deal. rachel: david spunt joins us live from the national mall at the white house prepares for tonight s 4th of july celebration. david? reporter: happy independence day to you three. real quick before we get back to the declaration of independence, i m looking at the building where it is housed, the national archives here in washington, d.c., the special place holding the declaration and constitution. president biden and the first lady dr. jill biden will hold a barbecue on the south lawn to honor 1000 first-responders, essential workers, those really on the front lines of covid-19. it will be a celebration from the virus. a celebration from that but the white house is not going to be meeting its goal of gett
jon: here in new york city they are making final preparations for a festive but crowded 4th of july celebration. the nypd says it will be the largest celebration ever. this comes as they have seen an increase in shootings and violent crimes. reporter: we are just a couple hours away from quite a show. 50 pyrotechnic operators have been working to put on the show tonight. it will be 60,000 shells on five barges sailing down the east river. it s not all fireworks. we have happy faces with blinking eyes. we have some hearts during one of the songs.