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His lifelong dream of flying pushed him to become one of the most experienced young pilots in the United States. Now see how this 22-year-old is showing inner-city kids how to reach for the sky.
It's a cross-country mission of hope, into neighborhoods where role models are scarce. Our "Making a Difference" series continues, tonight, on NBC Nightly News.
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Thanks for an uplifting story. It's difficult constantly hearing and/or reading the 'bad' news all the time. Keep up the 'good' work!
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"Making a difference" is quality journalisim at it best. Cant wait to see tonites report. Somebody's in N.O. today right?
Ann Goran, Winstead, CT (Sent Apr 21, 2006 12:25:49 PM)
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