Some took to social media to blast PBS for showing old footage during the live broadcast. — Eva Palmer (@Eva_Palmer) July 5, 2016Are you showing old fireworks @PBS?! — Chris Wallgren (@seawall77) July 5, 2016"A Capitol Fourth" tweeted an apology and admitted "we made the decision to intercut fireworks footage from previous 'A Capitol Fourth' concerts..." PBS retweeted the apology. pic.twitter.com/qzrykdW9Cy — A Capitol Fourth (@July4thPBS) July 5, 2016The Associated Press contributed to this report. Despite overcast skies that muted the fireworks show for people viewing the display in Washington, viewers watching "A Capitol Fourth" at home on PBS had a clear view.

Source: Fox News July 05, 2016 14:03 UTC