Coming up. Thank you. A fastmoving fire that erupted in Southern California is barely contained. It start bad 55 miles northeast of los angeles. It destroyed 20 vehicles and damaged four structures and prompted mandatory evacuations. Officials grounded the firefighting planes for 15 minutes out of fear that the drones would collide with aircraft. Matt has the latest. The fire sparked an inferno on the highway. I could feel the heat. Trucks bursing into flames. The brush fire jumped the freeway about 75 miles east of los angeles. Authorities were bracing for injuries, including burns. We have approximately two to three structures involved. Reports of people trapped. The fire consuming at least 3500 acres. It was so thick it cast a massive shadow. Grinding traffic to a stop. This video shows some motorists running to safety, some right past burning vehicles. We are trying to get out of the cars. I grabbed my kids and just ran up the hill. Everyone was screaming. Cars were on fire. There
Segment. Chris. Lisa, thanks. Now breaking news this morning. The total number of victims killed in thursdays shooting is now five. Navy issued a statement confirming a sailor who was shot died early this morning. He had been in Critical Condition since the shooting. Throughout the state of tennessee flags will be flown at halfstaff until july 23rd to honor the five victims. Authorities say the shooting suspect went on a shooting rampage as a shooting recruiting center and then drove to a navy and Marine Reserve center where he shot the victims. He was shot to death by police. 6 301 is our time. A fastmoving fire that erupted yesterday in Southern California is just 5 contained. It started northeast of los angeles. It destroyed 20 vehicles and damaged four structures and prompted mandatory evacuations. Drones temporarily halted air tankers. The planes were grounded 50 minutes out of fear they would collide with the drones. The fire sparking an inferno on the highway. I could feel the h
2017, it will be 43 years ago and a lot has happened at that site since then. The park has been developed yearbyyear. Initially, it took about two years to get the buildings out and to put in grass and it is mainly now a grassy space. More money now, i believe in the neighborhood of 60 million has gone into refurbishing the parks further. So not only was the fair beneficial immediately in terms of transforming downtown spokane, but now the better part of 50 years later, there is still momentum that began their that is part of the spirit of that place, the spirit of the place of the middle of spokane falls. Our cities to her staff recently traveled to spoke at, washington to learn about the rich history. To learn more about spokane and other spots go to cspan. Org cities to her. You are watching American History tv. A weekend every weekend. We continue with our look at the history of spokane. Up next on American History speak to a gathering house by the association of africanamerican mu
Relations. We had horrible relationships with the black community in particular. A lot of people had been beaten up. I was one of the people severely beaten by the police and made the decision i was going to become a police officer. This was commonplace in detroit. It was probably around that time the naacp attentive to integrate , and Thee Department Police Department went on strike. We had all these things occurring. In the 1950s and 1950s, people had been shot and killed by the police. All of these things festered. We had a great deal of people that moved up from the south who wanted to get jobs in detroit because of the big three. They found things were probably as bad here as they were in the south. They were getting frustrated in terms of the things going on. Watch the entire program on the 1957 detroit riots at 8 00 a. M. And 8 00 p. M. Eastern on monday. Up next, nina howard speaks to a gathering hosted by the association of africanamerican museums about designing museums and p
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