Left the white house. You know, the fact that i didnt experience traffic. I used to cause traffic. This is the cbs evening news with jeff glor. Time weve plowed this place, and theres just we keep plowing. Its nonstop. Reporter 60 inches of snow, and counting, shattering the state record. Peering over the feet of snow are slides and swings in the playground. Now, most of the roads, if not all of them here in erie, pennsylvania, look like will this one completely covered in snow. You can barely make out the roads leading in and out. Members of the Pennsylvania National guard have been deployed to head residents dig out the snow. Ready . Go back hard. Reporter neighbors helped each other out by getting cars back on the road. cheers falls park in sioux falls, south dakota, froze over along with parts of the grand haven river in michigan and the Minnehaha Falls in minnesota. City officials have not said when they plan to lift the state of emergency because of the heavy snowfall but were al
Cold afternoon, but that warm up, that weekend warm up, is still on the schedule bob kelly, 50s by saturday. Oh,th warm headed out specially if you use the broad street subway, Early Morning equipment problems, running with 40 minute delays. The trains run every eight minute, so i dont know how had he come up with 40 minute, but be ready for delays on the broad street subway because of equipment problems this morning, thorndale Regional Rail line first treanor two out of the gate running with the delay. Coming in from south jersey northe 6 the walt whitman bridge and the ben franklin bridge, right this in front of cooper see, the left lane blocked with the police, and then north on 2 chester into malvern, an accident, right at route 30, in the tractortrailet here, this is the westbound schuylkill right at onramp kindg out what would be that right shoulder there. And thats having domhe vine stt expressway, crossing town, mike and alex back over to you. Bob, try to f daware count bye an
Jon will drive us around the city of sioux falls and talk about its history. Jon, white dome to introduce yourself . Mr. Lauck i live in sioux falls. I am proud to call sioux falls home. It is a beautiful place. A booming city on the prairie. I am happy to be with you, debbie, on this tour. We are glad to have you. Where are we right now . Mr. Lauck we are in the heart of old sioux falls. Just toin the 1850s, the north of us is the famous falls on the Big Sioux River from which the city takes its name. Right now, we are on one of the main thoroughfares of sioux falls, south dakota. Along some of the older buildings of sioux falls, where you get a good feel of what would be considered the main street of sioux falls. This is part of the sculpture walk in Downtown Sioux Falls. This is the federal courthouse. You can see it is built out of this pink, sioux falls quartzite. It is one of the reasons settlers chose this area. It is implantable supply it is in plentiful supply. Is Downtown Sio
Man we must go back along it, many miles and many years. Watch the entire film sunday at 4 00 p. M. Eastern here on American History tv. Only on cspan3. Welcome to sioux falls, on American History tv. The falls of the Big Sioux River, is south dakotas largest city, with a population of about 175,000. With help from our Cable Partners, we will explore the citys rich history. Theng up, here about different groups of people who called the Northern Plains home over the past 300 years. Later, find out why sioux falls was abandoned just a few years after it was first settled. Now, we begin our look at the citys history, as we take you to the home of south dakotas first u. S. Senator. We are in the pettigrew home and museum, the home of u. S. Senator Richard Franklin pettigrew, who served in the senate from 1889 until 1901. He actually lived in the home from 1911, until his death in 1926. In 1880 nine, this was one of the most modern homes that you would have found. It had radiators, indoor a
, his Outstanding New book, gathering dissemination, we come to know a new team of lincoln allies. We are likely familiar with names like gates, andrews and some others. But steve brings another analysis of the nearly five dozen individuals who served as chief executive during lincolns presidency. This nearly 500 page volume is supplemented with 122 pages of footnotes and nearly a 70 page bibliography. For those of you who can read in the program a little bit about steve but for those watching, let me say that Stephen Engle is the professor of history and director of alan b. Larkins symposium on the american presidency at Florida Atlantic university. He is a past fulbright scholar to germany. He is currently a distinguished lecture for the organization of american historians. In 2016, he was awarded a Andrew Mellon fellowship to the massachusetts historical society. The incoming president of the Abraham Lincoln Institute Associate Professor john white whose opinion carries a lot more ,