Others. A hit and run near the highway for onramp, amberly is at the walnut creek john deere hospital. Amber . Reporter the parents are here as work is being done, even in death his generous spirit lives on. Kind, nonjudgmental, accepting, there was not a mean bone in his body. He put us all to shame. Leslie leslie is describing her son, who is struck and killed by a hit and run driver. He took away our life, he has no idea what he did. He has devastated an entire family. Reporter she and her husband joes father are struggling with the sudden death of their child. He followed his own path all the made him even. Truck he played the cello, he was also a rapper who wrote his own music. On monday night around 9 15, the couple tells me joe was walking home after getting off the bus following a visit to the library. He was found on the roadway near the highway for road, he died at the hospital on thursday. s organs are now being harvested to give life to others. They are working on a 14 year
Announcer next, an American History tv exclusive. Ou cities tourr to rapid city, south dakota. For eight years now, we have traveled to u. S. Cities, bringing the literary scene and Historic Sites to our viewers. You can watch more of our visits tour. Span. Org cities the cspan cities tour is on the road, exploring the american story. With support from our cable partners, this weekend we travel to rapid city, south dakota, featuring lifesize statues of each of our nations mr. President s. We experience this history of this city of 5000. We will take you into the Black Hills National Forest with a trip to Mount Rushmore national memorial, the states most visited tourist site. In 20 minutes, it is onto one of the most Sacred Places in the world for many native americans. And later, we will visit the Journey Museum to hear about the devastating flood that changed the look of rapid city. We begin with the history of Mount Rushmore. The heart of south dakotas black hills. There it is, the 6
Time. She started her own business as a wall street banker, she advocated for free love, which means sex outside of marriage. Eastern,at 6 30 p. M. An author discusses her book democracy and truth a short history. No one one person, institution, no one sector, king, priest, National Research body, one cast would get to call the shots. Explore our nations passed on American History tv. All weekend, every weekend on cspan3. The cspan cities tour is on the road exploring the american story. With support from our cable partners, this weekend we traveled to rapid city, south dakota, featuring lifesize statues of each of our nations past president s. For the next hour, we will experience the history of this city of 75,000. For a moment, we will take you into the Black Hills National Forest with a trip to Mount Rushmore National Memorial. And in about 20 minutes, it is on to bear butte, one of the most Sacred Places in the world for native americans. Later, we will visit the Journey Museum to
62, and all of this was housing, both trailer parks and homes built long before rapid city was even really wellknown as a hub of western south dakota. The Journey Museum and learning center, and the fine arts center, were both buildings that were built after the flood, to kind of allow rapid city to heal. That is the triumph that comes out of it. Andd city picked itself up, opens these beautiful buildings that allow for culture to thrive in an area that was decimated by a flood. At the end of the museum, we talk about the 1972 flood. The 1972 flood, what i am referring to is a tragedy that occurred in rapid city on june 9, 1972 into the morning of june 10. Flood was ack hills perfect storm of rain and dam failure, and it wiped out acres, hundreds of acres of rapid city. It took over 200 lives in the rapid cityd caused to actually become what it is today. We knew the storm was occurring. We saw it coming, thanks to the weather station at Ellsworth Air force base. But we were not sure ho
were so gallantly streaming and the rocket s red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star spangled banner yet wave o er the land of the free and the home of the brave . will: good morning. welcome to fox & friends. we go straight to a fox news alert. the u.s. shoots down the chinese balloon after a hovered across the u.s. for days after it moved over the atlantic ocean. pete: navy divers and fbi are searching the area for degree. rachel: alexandria hoff is here this morning. the heavy payload of spy gear fell into 47 feet of water with a debris of seven miles long. fox news was the only network to capture it live. exclusive video shows the moment a f-22 raptor fired off a sidewinder heat-seeking missile destroying the chinese balloon. the takedown happened 2:39 p.m. six miles off the coast of south carolina. prior to that the surveillance balloon ventured across the country maneuvering over