Exclusive. Our cities tour visit pierre, south dakota, to learn more about its unique history and literary life. For six years in we have traveled to u. S. Cities, bringing the book seen to our viewers. You can see more of our visits on www. Cspan. Org citiestour. 1986, at the end, i moved here to pierre, south dakota, and began the aberdeen State Government. I have been here since, almost 30 years. In that time, i have made a number of transitions. In 1998, i went to work for the governor. After four years with him, i went back into the newspaper business, and i have been in it since. As part of that transition into the business, i contracted with five daily papers. I have gone back to the aberdeen american news. We have continued that relationship with other papers, actually expended i have seven of the 11 papers in the state get their State Government news through me. What i have seen here in the last 30 years is a complete reversal in terms of what newspapers and tv stations cover
The search for people has shifted to a Recovery Mission now. We will have a live report coming up later on in the show. First, we have things popping up on our radar right now. Our chief meteorologist Denis Phillips is in for shay ryan. What can you tell us, denis. A lot of lightning. Were in the middle of it in tampa. If youre expecting anyone home for the drive home, there could be a delay. The nice thing about the is they are very fastmovers. Just a ton of lightning from downtown to the bay and north of apollo beach. These are headed to largo by 4 24. High point by 4 12. In terms of wind, nothing more than 30, 40 miles pehour. But obviously lightning is the Biggest Issue right now. If you live anywhere in this corridor for the next 20 with this kind of lightning out there. This west side of the heaviest cell moving towards tampa in 10 minutes and ebor in five mites. If you live anywhere from st. Pete to the other side of pinellas, realtime lightning flashes as you see. This is movin