scottsdale, arizona. many sites, showcasing its history. theity of scottsdale is ,urrounded by the desert approximately 100,000 square miles. learn more about got all weekend here on american history tv. >> the heard has this incredible collection of art, so our story is about the people who made the artwork, some of the people who work for the fred harvey company, and how they help that business to become a success. the thing that the harvey company brought to this was the concept that native peoples could be encountered, and art could be purchased, and native peoples were really presented as the exotic other. their photos were used and their drawings of them were used on promotional literature, brochures, booklets, packets, as well as the artwork that they created. the exhibit is over the edge, fred harvey at the grand canyon and in the great southwest. the heard museum has a collection of more than 4000 objects that the fred harvey company collected, mostly between 1901 and the early 1940's. our exhibit focuses on the bigger story about the

this was the first school house in scottsdale, built in the early 1900s. all this area here where i am standing now, before the civic plaza over here and all this, this was a bodeo. the town was still really small and 1942. it is been -- it would grow to 2000 by 1950. it would grow especially after world war ii. they were trying to decide what can we do and not of white, he was the first mayor of the town -- and malcom white said, let's be western. he coined the phrase the world's most western town. it was in the because there was no place else in the valley like scottsdale with all that frontier look on it. at that time, they didn't have stoplights or anything. just a few stop signs here. this is a statue of the founder winfield scott. his wife and his army mule. because he was such a remarkable person, he should not be forgotten. i like telling the story of winfield scott and all he was in this town. but i will tell you, i wouldn't want him after me with a rifle. he was one bad boy out there on the battlefield. announcer: this weekend we are featuring th

on weekend, american history tv is joining our cable partners to showcase the history of scottsdale, arizona. to learn more about the cities on our current tour, visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue to look at the history of scottsdale. taliesin west is an example of how to live in southwest. wright was working to create a new kind of architecture for america. died inorn in 1867 and 1959. he lived through an era of development and change. when he was born, america was very young. he wanted to design and create an architecture specifically for america, something that was open and free, like democracy. so he comes here and he builds taliesin west, it is an open planned example of how we can create new architecture for america. so he uses it as an example of what american architecture can be and how it can relate to the landscape. with a, he came down belt of pneumonia. -- bout of pneumonia. living in wisconsin, the cold winters were hard on him. he was 70 years old and the doctors say, if you can't escape the winter, you can ask the end -- you can probably extend your life by 20 yea

it was the first one in scottsdale. it was built in the early 1900s. all of this area here where i am standing now before the civic town was a -- the merchants decided post-world war ii about 1946 or 1947 that the town was still really small. it had been a population of 400 in 1940. by 1950.grow to 2000 it was growing after world war ii. decide whatying to can i do and malcolm white, the first mayor of the town, said let's be western. west'sed the phrase "the most western town." --y decided all of the towns storefronts down here had to look like a western set. it was neat. there was no place in the valley like scottsdale with all of that frontier look on it. have stoplights at that time. just if you stop signs. your ofa statue back the founder, winfield scott. and his wife, helen, and his army mule. i think because he was such a remarkable person he shouldn't be forgotten. i like to to tell the story of winfield scott and all the west this town. he was a man of character but i wouldn't want him after me with a rifle. he was one bad boy on the battlefie

we continue now with our look at the history of scottsdale. of theome to the home pima and the people who live towards the water or the maricopa. the pima and maricopa people are primarily farmers. they lived along the rivers and traveled with the season. the pima believe they are descendents of those credited with building part of an intricate irrigation system used for the canal system we see today. the indian community is located in the phoenix metro area. we are bordered by scottsdale, mesa, temple, and fountain hills. the western corner is our commercial corridor and that land is slated for economic development. and then we have the residential space which is where our community members reside. we have 19,000 acres in natural reserve, that is land that will never be touched. you can see our red mountains and river and showcases the mcdowell mountains. we have approximately 10,000 enrolled members. approximately 4,000 of them live within the community boundaries today. the community was established by executive order by rutherford b. hayes.

the phoenix metro area. we are bordered by scottsdale, mesa in tempe. the western corner is our commercial corridor and that land is slated for economic development and web the residential space which is where our community members reside. we have 19,000 acres in natural reserves, it will never be touched. you can see our red mountains and river and showcases the mcdowell mountains. we have approximately 10,000 members. 4,000 of them live within the community boundaries today. it was established by executive order by rutherford b. hayes. we were given approximately 500,000 acres that spread all the way to the west valley. that was met with resistance from our community members. our leadership gathered together and went to visit the president himself and had conversations with him, explaining our ties to the land and who we are as a people and why it was important to have that land and access to it. and we were reestablished with the 52,000 acres instead of pushed out altogether. in 1990, our tribal leadership negotiated the freeway along the western corr

we continue now with our look at the city of scottsdale. heard has this incredible storytion of art, so our is about the people who made the artwork, some of the people who work for the fred harvey company, and how they help that business to become a success. the thing that the harvey company brought to this was the peoplesthat native could be encountered, and art could be purchased, and native peoples were really presented as the exotic other. their photos were used and their drawings of them were used on promotional literature, brochures, booklets, packets, as well as the artwork that they created. the exhibit is over the edge, fred harvey at the grand canyon and in the great southwest. the heard museum has a collection of more than 4000 objects that the fred harvey company collected, mostly between 1901 and the early 1940's. our exhibit focuses on the bigger story about the harvey company, but also about their work with native american art, their work with the santa fe railway, and particularly the work that they did in arizona at the gra

up next, we learn about the scottsdale area's tie to world war ii. >> we are at the arizona heritage this exhibit is really the whole world war ii exhibit and how arizona played a role in it. it played a lot of roles during world war ii. we are in the prisoner of war section, one of the largest prisoner of war camps in world war ii is right here, right where we are today. there were several pow camps scattered around arizona. it was isolated. if you escaped, it was much more difficult to get away. this particular camp had about 4000 german prisoners when it became strictly a german prisoner of war camp. about 1944, they started moving in the german prisoners. they had about 4000 prisoners. many of them were hard-core german naval personnel. we always think -- and it's probably true -- that the government was trying to get them as far away from water as they could. these germans were trying to figure out how to get out of here and get back. they knew the mexican border was not too far south of here. they figured they could get to the mexican border. they saw a map. the map had bluelin

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a plane off the runway at scottsdale air park and we cone know the nature upright and landing gear is down. >> it looks like everyone is standing there and doesn't look like there is any urgency to what's happening. so we are unaware of any injuries. but we were continuing to follow this story and we will have the latest for you coming up. >> the front landing gear does look low. somebody may be up with the front landing gear and on the gravel area. we will let you know what happened >> netflix subscribers can download movies when traveling by flight or car. the download option was announced today in a number of shows and movies were made instantly available including breaking bad, narkos and the oscar win movie spotlight. >>> you know let's get into coach speak here and this is interesting. you hear coaches say we want a run. if you have a play action typo finance it keepss oposing defenses off balance and that's why the first drive against atlanta was impressive. they ran the ball four times and passed the ball five times. john brown got it going early on in this

. >>> a small plane veers off of the runway at the scottsdale airport. it slid off the runway into rocks. the pilot was the only one onboard. the airport was shut down cruise moved the plane. it is back open right now. >>> phillip morris makes billions of dollars selling tobacco so why are they spending billions to snuff out cigarettes? >>> we have two more cabinet picks tonight for the trump administration, both former wall street bankers with marching president trump. >>> if you would like to contact me, you can find me on facebook and twitter. elect donald trump names arizona house spokeswoman stephanie grisham to a press >>> president-elect donald trump names stephanie grisham to a transition team and added jeff dewitt as advisory for operations. she will be traveling with trump to handle the press pool. dewitt served as chief operating officer for the trump campaign. it is hard to keep coming and going inside the trump tower. condoleezza rice was spotted heading into the hours. she met with mike pence. we don't know who will be trump's pick for secre

. >> things back to normal at the scottsdale airport after a plane veered off evening it ended up in the gravel off the runway. the two people on board were not hurt. on the loop202 red mountain freeway after this massive backup during rush hour. lanes were shut down after a man threatened to jump. >>> a place where privacy is a must. a 20-year-old valley man is facing charges after he was busted for recording other men while they used the bathroom. >> this happened after a september and earl october. >> reporter: police say the suspect recorded as many as 40 men using the restroom in locations across the valley. in some cases, his own coworkers. >> reporter: police say brandon sorrentino had worked at the tempe xerox office for just three months when another employee allegedly caught him >> reporter: employees there were not familiar with his name or what he's said to have done. >> i'm a single parent so that stuff is very touching for me. i got a 2-year-old daughter. this is the only time i've heard about it close to home >> reporter: police found dozens of videos with potentially m

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no apparent damage to the airfield. but scottsdale air park shut down at this hour. >>> a massive back up. part of that freeway shutdown. if you're heading to be aware there is no word from adot on when they think it will be reopened. dps telling us they are working to rescue someone near brown. this shot shows you just how much, what the back up looks like. surface streets i just checked in, they're packed as well. we'll keep you updated. >>> a bold move in a busy wal- mart. >> bad guys targeting a single here's navideh forghani. >> these criminals were watching the victim. the victim had her purse in the car. it was completely open and these men waited for the moment she turned her back to take everything she had. >> i'm trying to go inside to buy diapers and groceries. >> the minute she walked into the wal-mart this victim had a bad feeling. >> i noticed them one when i was walking to get my cart. i went to use the restroom and the man s i went up and down the aisles and he was still there. >> she didn't want to be identified but s

tonight, sky 12 is over the scene after a small plane veered off the runway and into the gravel of the scottsdale airport. authorities tell us no one was hurt but the airport was shut down for several hours while investigators combed the scene. >> the maricopa county sheriff's office rescued 40 animals from deplorable conditions inside an east mesa home. dozens of dogs, several snakes, a hedgehog, and a spider were all removed after deputies received a tip saying the animal was being ported so than they could be sold to local pet stores. video from inside the home show floor is carried -- covered in feces and many animals without adequate water. no arrests have been made yet. >>> the arizona department of public safety is sharing a story of survival tonight. these pictures from dps show a rescue of a father and son they spent the entire time, about 20 miles east of roosevelt lake, after they slid down a steep hill. on monday, dps use one of their helicopters to pull the two from the area. both were in good condition because they had the necessary supplies to stay alive for days. >>> an arizona co

how-toes. >> custer again, a great selection of custer and then the civil war. scottsdale has one of the largest civil war round tables so we have people interested in the civil war here. we have a small connection to the actual events during the civil war. lincoln created the separate territory of arizona in 1863. he wanted to be sure that our mining properties, the gold and silver, stayed with the union. arizona was part of new mexico territory. it was more leaning towards the confederate. there had been a large texas contingency in there. they came over, did a little bit of an invasion into southern arizona, had a battle at the peak. very small, but it presents an opportunity for arizonians to go and have a reenactment where there are more soldiers and the reenactment has been. but people come to arizona to live, but they come from somewhere else and a lot of them maybe had relatives that fought in the civil war. so they are still interested in learning about their family, what they did and the battles. reading about arizona because it is such a young state. the 48th st

and the family now of a missing scottsdale woman pleading for the public's help. kristen hasn't been seen for more than a year and police believe someone is certainly responsible for her disappearae. is. fox 10's nicole garcia has more on the case. >>> four-year-old nilla is approaching her second christmas without her mom. she done know why she is gone. all she knows is that her mother is missing. 42-year-old kristen krable was last seen at her scottsdale apartment september 10 of last year. now a renewed plea from scottsdale police and kristen's family. >> she is in danger. there is foul play behind her being are a huge concern. >> kristen's three daughters, husband, family and friends coming together to plead for the public's help. the last person to have likely seen her is behind bars for aggravated assault on a different case police say the man had been staying with kristen in her apartment. he is considered a person of interest in this case. >> she was at a point in her life where she was helping out some individuals, start a business, do som things. these i

if you have any information, you're asked to call the scottsdale police department. >> you cannot arrest me until i know i've a warrant. >> you can't hit a girl like that. >> remember this flagstaff woman in the middle with police? she will not face charges. she was struck in the face by a flagstaff officer who attempted to arrest her. the officer accused her of kicking anymore and kneeing him. he is on administrative leave while police investigate. >>> a valley man accused of recording other men inside restrooms in restaurants. least once. matt rodewall with details. matt? >> reporter: john and kari, it is unclear if the victim or the co-worker knew each other in this case. we do know they were working in separate departments inside the competitor -- xerox office. police say that brandon sorrentino was caught in the act when he was tape ing a co-worker inside the bathroom in tempe. the man told authorities he was using the restroom when he noticed a light from the cellphone down below and saw he was being recorded. he quickly alerted security. police seized his phone and that was just t

getting spoo the spirit of things on this december 1st. check your headlines. police in scottsdale asking for the public's health to solve a missing person's case. she was last seen at the legacy apartment complex on september 15th. they feel foul play was involved in her disappearance. her husband says he doesn't believe she ran off voluntarily leaving him behind along with their three kids. for information leading to an arrest in >>> a phoenix fire captain was killed in an atv accident in flagstaff. he died last friday and he was with the phoenix fire department for over 20 years. he leaves behind a wife and four young daughters. the funeral will be held at christ church of the valley. >>> this morning we're learning that phoenix is actually projected to be the top housing market in the country for 2017. website realtor.com. prices across the jal are jumping 6%. right behind phoenix, la and boston. >>> a ton of money is going to be pumped into phoenix international raceway, nearly $180 million that will be used to upgrade the grand stands and create more rv parking and add to the

up for sale to the highest bidder. scottsdale is not taking bids on the 121,000 square-foot tent that was originally purchased for $2 million. whoever buys it has to dismantle it by june. the city recently held the tony nelson equestrian center that is permanent and year-round. >>> register for the draft like men do? what the obama administration has to say. >>> here is a look at the crash i told you about in chandler. we will show you how to get around this. >>> we are waking up to mostly cloudy skies. >>> we are live in phoenix. imagine a world where the holidays are about joy again. where days are filled with magic instead of madness. at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. and always have amazing prices on popular brands and thoughtful gifts. it's time to bring back the holidays >>> does the his show quantico have you thinking about joining the fbi? >> if you are thinking about going you could have to pass a fitness test first. nearly half who drive past. the fbi's phoenix fiel

foul play is suspected in the disappearance of a scottsdale mother. she has not been seen or from in more than a year and police believe somebody out there knows what happened to her. as nicole garcia reports, detectives are asking for the public's help in trying to solve this case. >> four-year-old mila is approaching her second christmas without her mom. she doesn't know why she is gone. all she knows is that her mother is missing. 42-year-old kristen crable was last seen at her scottsdale apartment september 10 of last year. now a renewed plea from family. >> she is in danger. there is foul play behind her disappearance. and her safety and her well being are a huge concern. >> kristen's three daughters, husband, family and friends coming together to plead for the public's help. the last person to have likely seen her is behind bars for aggravated assault on a different case. police say the man had been staying with kristen in her apartment. he is considered a person of interest in this case. >>> she was at a point in her life where she was some indi

the drunkest city in arizona is. that's our social sound off question.>> you may say scottsdale or tempe, it turns out it's flagstaff. in the flagstaff metro area just over 19% that they have unhealthy drinking habits. that is the highest share of any metro area in all of the state.>>> it is certainly sent -- starting to look like christmas. tune in tonight at 7:00 for the "rockefeller this was tree lighting ceremony" musical import princes include garth brooks and tony minute -- parton's christmas">>> speaking of holiday festivities, we are wondering are holiday light displays annoying or festive? let us know your answer by going to tran13/your voice.>>> who could find them annoying.>> 60% of people say it's annoying.>> i don't get that. i want reasons why.>> maybe they put them up and that's why they are annoyed. they had to put they have to take them down after christmas. >>> one of the most elaborate displays is at the phoenix zoo. krystle henderson is live to show us what's going on.>>reporter: hey there. we are getting a unique perspective of zoo lights here at the phoenix zoo. 25 feet in the air on the polar s

she was last seen at her apartment near the loop 101 in scottsdale. her gray honda also gone. >>> how does a plane take off without enough fuel. one of the many questions to be sorted out in the next few months after a deadly crash in colombia. a drone now looking at the wreckage where dozens lost their lives. most of the members of the same soccer team. air traffic control was dealing with two emergencies at th same time. another plane diverted for mechanical issues. the pilot of the plane was told to wait. >>> donald trump will reveal tomorrow the plan with inn- based carrier -- indiana-based carrier a company that was going to transfer jobs. there are reports layoffs will still happen despite keeping about 800 jobs in our country. clerk's office in wisconsin where an election recount begins in hours. it will be done by hands. the push coming from green party presidential nominee jill stein. tonight she's pushing a recount in michigan as well. >>> a phoenix family needs your help to find zeus. he's a service dog for this army veteran who toured in af

temperatures still well below the average of 69. mesa 62. scottsdale 63. lots of upper 40s and low 50s in the overnights. and as we take a look across the state very cold air up to the north. talking frigid single digit lows in grand canyon tomorrow with highs in the upper 30s. now temperatures don't change much on friday. by saturday and sunday the sunshine returns. back to the upper 60s. monday and tuesday another storm system to track. perhaps rain and snow up north. and another drop taking us to the 50s by next week. >>> yeah you know that sound right now. collecting money, toys, kids clothing, and nonperishable food items for the charities on your screen. stop by sanderson ford or lincoln or our studios. you can also give to the cause of the day at subway, there's never been a better time to try something deliciously different... ...because every day of the week, you can now get a featured six-inch subway sub for just $3.50. so mix up your lunchtime routine, and treat yourself to the endless flavor combinations at subway. the $3.50 sub of the day. we t

we continue now with our look at the city of scottsdale. heard has this incredible storytion of art, so our is about the people who made the artwork, some of the people who work for the fred harvey company, and how they help that business to become a success. the thing that the harvey company brought to this was the peoplesthat native could be encountered, and art could be purchased, and native peoples were really presented as the exotic other. their photos were used and their drawings of them were used on promotional literature, brochures, booklets,

. >> then on american history tv on c-span3 hear about the founding of scottsdale, arizona, state historian marshall trimble. he shares the story of winfield scott, a civil war hero who saw potential and arizona salt river valley. >> he just graduated from seminary school and been assigned to a church when the civil war broke out and lincoln called for volunteers. he really wanted to get into it so he went back to his hometown in new york, little tiny town committee started recruiting and raising his own company of soldiers. i think he recruited about 333 of his own cousins and his bible study class. he even recruited the town band. >> we will visit the winter home of architect right-click right spirit really example of how to live in the desert southwest. frank loyd wright used as a laboratory to accuse working to great a new kind of architecture for america. >> the c-span cities tour saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's booktv and send afternoon at two on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> at a conference on health

do some really good things and these individuals were not of the same intentions as her. >> scottsdale detectives say the circumstances surrounding kristen's disappearance are suspicious. there has been no trace of her for the past year. but her loved ones are holding out hope that she is still alive. >> you want her to see her to daughters and hole her husband's hand again. don't want to believe. >> anyone who knows anything is asked to call silent witness. there is a reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to an arrest. nicole garcia, "fox 10 news." >>> we have a developing story tonight in tucson where two police officers have been shot and wounded by a suspect who was killed by return gunfire. let's take a look at the area where this 3-d mapping software. you may be familiar with the tucson area. this is the university of arizona here and this down here about five miles away is the apartment complex where this incident all unfolded earlier today. i want to zoom in and show you more. you can see pretty big area as far as the housing in that spot is concerned and we are told t

it captures the diversity of the genius of the people throughout history. >> c-span is in scottsdale arizona to learn more about literary culture. i'm next we speak with gary stewart from landmark court case miranda v. arizona. >> you. >> you have the right to remain silent. you have the right to a lawyer. if you don't have a lawyer one will be provided for you. and everything that you tell me today can be used against you in a court of law. did you understand that? they are called the miranda rants or the miranda warnings because them name on the case that came down from the united states supreme court in 1966 was miranda versus arizona. they arizona. they are as fundamental and essential to justice today is a most anything ever created because there the product of the fifth amendment to the u.s. constitution. that's when they came from, that's why we have them, and that them, and that is what they stand for today. miranda lived here in mesa, arizona. born in mesa, arizona. he was a was a young man in his mid- 20s at the time. he was suspected by the phoenix police department of bein

weekend long, american history tv is joining our communications cable partners to showcase the history of scottsdaleizona. to learn more about the cities on our current tour, visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue now with our look at the history of scottsdale.

the live desk now. a renewed effort to find a scottsdale woman missing for more than a year. police calling it suspicious and believe foul play was involved in the disappearance of cristin crable. she was seen in 2015 near scottsdale and thompson peak. her family hasn't heard from her since. disappearance. if you have information call scottsdale police. >>> a phoenix family needs your help tonight to find their service dog. >> he went missing near cactus and the i-17. the family doesn't know if he was stolen or got out. >> it doesn't even matter. they just need him back to help a veteran who suffers from ptsd. navideh forghani has the story. >> he's a service dog. >> lindsey walker desperately searching. going door to >> i'd rather go to a bunch of nonanswers than none. >> hoping someone has seen her husband's service dog. that thought has crossed her mind a dozen times. >> that somebody brought him in because he's cold and shivering. >> and doesn't know he needs to help his soldier. he dedicated six years of his life to afghanistan. >> i didn't know how to handle it. >> but z

they came up with guide on books. >> then on american history tv on c-span3 hear about the founding of scottsdale, arizona, state historian marshall trimble. he shares the story of winfield scott, a civil war hero who saw potential and arizona salt river valley. >> he just graduated from seminary school and been assigned to a church when the civil war broke out and lincoln called for volunteers. he really wanted to get into it so he went back to his hometown

. >> well the scottsdale police department has released body cam video of the dui aris of michael. >> he was arrested on december the 12th, police found him passed out behind the wheel of his vehicle. >> scottsdale police. put your car in park. >> police say he went through two cycles of traffic lights, when officers tapped on the window of his escalade. at that point officers forced to help him out of the vehicle they said. after he was out of the vehicle he didn't seem to understand what was going on. >> why are you like this? >> you can't listen, that's the problem. >> what? >> sit down. sit down. sit. sit. i'm not going to ask you again. sit on the curb. >> why you guys be like this. >> do you have any idea why we're contacting you or why we're talking like this. >> yes, sir. >> why are we doing in. >> , i don't know why. >> he was asleep in the car. that's what was happening. now, he's told the police officers he had only one drink. must have been a big one. he's then given the field sobriety test, right there on the street, but refuse as breathalyzer test. that's when they took

when police found him asleep at the driver's seat at a stop light. >> scottsdale police. rn your car off. >> what do i -- >> i'm not going to ask again. step out of the car. no alcoholic beverages in the car? nothing to drink while you were driving? >> the cardinals released floyd wednesday but he was later picked up by the new england patriots. his blood test results are still pending. >>> investors around the globe are giddy for a christmas surprise. with the dow 26 points from 20,000, they may just get it. but will today be that day? only cnbc's landon dowdy has the answers. >> if you don't succeed, try and try again. the dow will attempt to hit the psychological 20,000 mark again today after coming within 13 points yesterday. the dow closing at a record high, the 17th time that's happened just since the election. analysts say that oil prices may be the deciding factor in pushing the dow. moving higher. they agree to have $4 billion. there's a cheating scandal. their engines. over a charging depot score. amazon has sold out of it. a gift. they say they're out of stock.

taken into that suspicious activity was that tipped off that security officer. >>> the newest information in scottsdale. meanwhile i have a breaking news update. i hate seeing these images. this is going to be the new video coming in out after washington. it's going to be the precession here of a law enforcement officer, a police officer who died in the line of duty. and you see his fellow men and women there lining the sidewalk saying good-bye. this after the officer was shot and killed in tacoma, whi late last night responding to a domestic violence call. >> did you hear those pops? that was gunfire. that 38-year-old he's dead and he was fighting with his wife at the time when he locked her out of the house. officers responded and when they arrived he then fired at the officers. two children are safe. these domestic violence calls some of the most dangerous to respond to. >>> happening today the final good-bye to a phoenix fire captain. the funeral for captain chris fitsmaurice. >>> it will also be a tough days for those in michigan. friends and family will have to say good-bye to wayne state officer

loved civil war but also loved the women of the west. >> and then on c-span3, hear about the founding of scottsdale from historian marshall tremble who shares the story of winfield scott who saw potential in the arizona salt river valley. >> he just graduated from seminary school and was assigned to a torch when the civil war broke out and lincoln called for volunteers. he wanted to get into it, went back to his hometown in new york and -- a little, tiny town and started recruiting and raising his own company of soldiers and he -- i think he recruited about 33 of his own cousins and his bible study class and he even recruited the town band. >> and we'll visit taliesin west, the winter home of architect frank lloyd wright. >> an example of how to live in the desert southwest. it was a building that frank lloyd wright used as a laboratory. wright was working to create a new kind of architecture for america. >> the c-span cities tour, saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities cross

the first one right here. this is going to be a scary situation unfolding in scottsdale. near the talking stick resort casino there. started at the casino and ended down here. here's what we know two cars were rammed. then shots were fired. justin pazera is on the scene of that. the other breaking news we have right now reports of explosions as flames set off ammunition in the east valley. this is going to be near main street. jason's going to update us in a moment. >>> thank you. happening now people in the inspect the damage caused by the severe storms in that region. right here. we know tornados killed five people in tennessee, and alabama. dozens more were injured. buildings and toppled trees in georgia, mississippi, and south carolina. others are deciding to not charge a police officer in the death of a black man. keith scott had a gun back in september when he was shot and killed. >> well dan her story is both a miracle and a mystery. this california mom who was abducted and released three weeks later. investigators say sherry papini was branded with a message. two w

c-span cities tour along with our cox communications cable partners will explore the literary life and history of scottsdale, arizona. nicknamed the west's most western town. on book tv on c-span 2, hear about life on route 66. known as america's mother road. route 66 was one of the original u.s. highways between illinois and southern california. in his book, the 66 kid, raised on the mother road, author bob bows bell recalls his life in kingman, arizona, located on route 66. and the many things he observed while helping his father run a gas station. >> about ten years ago i got a call from a writer and he said, i read about your article on your father's gas station in arizona highways and i would like to interview you. i said, sure. he goes, his first question, the very first thing he asks me is, what was it like growing up in such a historic place. >> and visit guidon books which specializes in civil war history and western americana. >> my father was a great custer collector. my mother loved the civil war but was also very enamored with the women in the west. i'm sure they came up with guidon books, it f

guidon books, it fits both military. >> and on american mystery ist n c-span 3, hear about the founding of scottsdale from the arizona state historian marshall trimble. he shares the story of winfield scott, a civil war hero who saw potential in the arizona salt river valley. >> he'd just graduated from seminary school and was assigned to a church when the civil war broke out and lincoln called for volunteers and he really wanted to get into it so he went back to his hometown in new york, a little tiny town, and he started recruiting and raising his own company of soldiers and i think he recruited about 33 of his own cousins and his bible study class and he even recruited the town band. >> and we'll visit the winter home of architect frank lloyd wright. >> really example of how to live in the desert southwest. it was a building that frank lloyd wright used as a laboratory. wright was really working to create a new kind of architecture for america. >> the c-span cities tour, saturday at noon eastern on c-span 2's book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span 3. working with our

. >>> foul play is suspected in the sdpeernsz of a psychologist -- disappearance of a scottsdale woman. theyn disappearance of a psychologist -- disappearance of a scottsdale woman. they joined together tow plead to the public for help. >> reporter: her driver's license, cellphone, pass board, car and another -- passport, car and other possessions were here at apartment where she was staying. her family suspected foul play all along. now that police have confirmed it, they're making a public appeal. >> every time the phone ring, we're hoping it's her or someone that knows where she is. [ crying ] mother of three the victim of foul play. >> there's always hope when you love as much as this family has loved her and how much she loved them. >> reporter: the group gathered in hopes tugging at the heart strings of anyone who has information on what may have happened to krabl. she was last known to be in her apartment, september 10th, 2016. >> there's no way she have ever just walked away. >> reporter: she was living at the apartment with convicted felon jolanny suggests. police interviewed

. >> cyd zeigler is the author of this book fairplay: how >> booktv is in scottsdale, arizona, learning more about the city's literary scene. up next, we speak with an author about his time growing up on route 66. >> for the better part of two decades, my family took a road trip every august to the family farm in thompson, iowa. now, we would leave kingman really early. in fact, my mom would pack the night before, and in the morning at four a.m. we were up and ready to roll leaving before light, and i don't think we left kingman, wees caped. and there's -- we escaped. and there was nothing more magnificent than being on the road in those early twilight hours. ♪ ♪ >> i never understood the attraction of route 66 or why it was such a big deal. it was just a road to me. and about four years ago, my wife got an assignment in spain, and is so i went along because i wanted to find the ground zero for the cowboy. because i had a theory, and the theory was if i could find where the con kiese to haves emanated from -- conquistadors emanated from, i would find the cowboy because it's the conquist

. >> here about the founding of scottsdale. e shares the story of winfield scott a civil war hero who saw potential in the arizona salt river valley. >> she just graduated from seminary school and had been assigned when the civil war broke out and he really wanted to get into that in this tiny town so he started raising his own company of soldiers. he had his bible study class and even recruited the town band. >> hpeople visit the home of architect frank lloyd wright. >> it's an example of how to live in the southwest that was used at the laboratory. he was working to create a new kind of architecture. >> i think you can learn from failure and if the next president wants to aspire to be like somebody, they probably want to aspire to be like washington or lincoln. so what do you do next you aspire to be james bond road, i don't know. but you can aspire not to be james buchanan. >> in his latest book worst president ever james buchanan and the legacy of the least of the bursar presidents. >> this good presidency and bad presidents

the talking stick resort in scottsdale and objectiontion pavilion and that xerox tempe where the victim was able to alert police. sorrentino's husband contacted police that day when he didn't return home from work. the husband told officers he believes brandan is addicted to sex and possibly mentally ill. right now it's not clear how many counts sorrentino is being charged with. >>> hundreds of people arrested for dui over this past holiday weekend. the governor's office says at 333 arrests were made across the influence. 16 more since last year. 86 of those drivers are suspected of extreme dui. and 35 of those drivers have prior duis. the average blood alcohol content was .15. that is almost double the legal limit. >>> new tonight at 5:00 a billboard along i-10 in northeast arizona -- i-40 in northeast arizona is getting a lot of attention. the sign depicts president obama it's not the sign itself that has offended people. it is the vandalism that you see here on that billboard. somebody painted a large swastika next to the president's face. fox 10's nicole garcia has more on what this

. >>> police believe foul play is involved in the disappearance of a scottsdale mother, and tonight a friend of that woman is speaking to fox 42-year-old christina krable was last seen at her apartment on september 10th of last year. the last person who saw is likely behind bars for aggravated assault on a different case. a man who was saying in her apartment is considered a person of interest. meanwhile, friends and family hold out hope that she is still alive. >> she was at a point in her life when she was helping out some individuals start a business, do some really good things, and these individuals as her. i want her to see her hold her babies and kiss her daughters and hold her husband's hand again. you don't want to believe -- >> reporter: if you have any information on this, you are being asked to call silent witness. that number is 480-witness. a reward of up to $1,000 is being offered for information that leads to an arrest. >>> two police officers in tuscon are shot in duty. investigators say the officers were trying to arrest 27-year-old jose gomez, wanted for aggravated a

mcso is looking at three who are possibly facing charges. >>> tonight, we are hearing from the friend of a scottsdale mother who went missing more than a year ago. police suspect that foul play was involved in her appearance. 42-year-old kristin was last seen in september of last year. the last person who likely saw aggravated assault on a different case. police say that man had been staying with kristin in her apartment. interest. meanwhile, her friends and family are holding out hope that she is still alive. >> she was at a point in her life where she was helping out some individuals start a business, do some really good things, and these individuals were not of the same intentions as her. i want her to see, to hold her babies and kiss her daughters and hold her husband's hand again. i don't want to believe. >> if you have any information on where she may be or what happened, call silent witness at 480-witness. a reward of up to $1,000 is beng offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> across america, a terrifying couple of hours inside a bank in florida. nearly a dozen people taken hostage

custer, a great selection of custer and then the civil war. scottsdaleas one of the largest civil war round tables so we have people interested in the civil war here. we have a small connection to the actual events during the civil war. lincoln created the separate territory of arizona in 1863. he wanted to be sure that our mining properties, the gold and silver, stayed with the union. arizona was part of new mexico tessitore. it was more leaning towards the confederate. there had been a large texas con things -- contingency in there. they came over, did a little bit of an invasion into southern arizona. peak. attle at capacho very small but it presents an opportunity for arizonaians to go and have an reenactment. but people come to arizona to live but they come from somewhere else and a lot of them make had relatives that fought in the civil war so they were still interested in learning about their family, what they did, and the battles. reading about arizona, because it is such a young state, the 48th state, it also has the combination of being a great