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With the number of coronavirus cases in America now well over 160,000, the president is no longer talking about having the nation back open by Easter as states look the Washington for supplies and leadership. Aired on 3/30/20.
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Overlooking the reflection pool
We were in Washington D.C. to celebrate independence day! There were fireworks of course and artists such as Aretha Franklin, Sesame Street, and Natasha Bedingfield (I couldn’t include everybody in the vid because it would have been too long)
Opening song: The Remedy by Jason Mraz
(sorry about the bad filming at times, alex & I need to learn to film better lol)
For more go to http://to.pbs.org/j1Vsfz (updated version) Washington, D.C.’s Independence Day fireworks production, is one of the biggest in the country. Pyro Shows, a Tennessee fireworks display company has been responsible for the show nine years in a row. Tom Stiner from Pyro Shows talks about what goes into pulling a pyrotechnic display of this magnitude.
PlusNation’s Capitol Dazzled by Fireworks DisplayNation’s Capitol Dazzled by Fireworks DisplayThe Associated PressThe Capitol Fourth Concert on Washington’s National Mall entertained thousands who braved a rainy afternoon and evening. (July 4)This video contains ONLY natural sound. No script is available.
