CBS Evening News - 1993-07-16
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[0:00] You're watching [music] Coin TV, Channel
[0:02] 6, Portland, Vancouver.
[0:04] >> And another levy breaks as the flooding
[0:06] nightmare continues in the Midwest. In
[0:09] Yoseite National Park, a high-powered
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[0:14] on America. Tonight, the Hollywood
[0:17] legend of Walt Disney. Was it magic or
[0:20] myth?
[0:22] [music]
[0:23] This is the CBS Evening News
[0:27] with Dan [music] Rather and Connie
[0:29] Chung.
[0:31] Good evening. Dan has the night off.
[0:33] What a week in the Midwest. Each day,
[0:36] the map has been redrawn not with ink,
[0:38] but flood waters. Tonight, the
[0:40] Mississippi and Missouri rivers converge
[0:42] 20 miles north of where they did
[0:44] yesterday. CBS News correspondent Vicky
[0:47] Mabry begins our coverage of the floods
[0:49] of 93.
[0:51] >> The Missouri River broke over a levy and
[0:53] merged with the Mississippi today,
[0:55] mixing water 20 miles upstream from
[0:58] where the rivers usually meet.
[1:02] >> Just south of there, volunteers
[1:04] sandbagging along the river Depair are
[1:06] looking for some presidential muscle to
[1:08] help them out. If him and the whole
[1:10] Congress and everybody wants to come
[1:12] down here and pick up a shovel, that's
[1:14] helping.
[1:15] >> In De Moine, on his second tour of the
[1:17] flood ravaged Midwest, the president did
[1:19] pick up a shovel. He also promised more
[1:21] than $2.5 billion dollars in federal
[1:24] disaster assistance. But many believe
[1:26] that's not even half what eventually
[1:28] will be needed.
[1:29] >> We'll see after he gets done with all
[1:30] the aid. I don't think he's going I
[1:33] don't think he's going to do enough,
[1:34] though.
[1:34] >> As presidential helicopters practiced
[1:37] for Mr. Clinton'