NBC Nightly News - 1993-07-05
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[0:25] >> Tom Brokoff shares a tragic story Monday
[0:27] at 6:30.
[0:31] The Mississippi still soaking the
[0:33] Midwest. Also rising, the price tag.
[0:36] President Clinton is off to Tokyo and
[0:38] the summit challenges that await and
[0:41] getting away from it all Russian style.
[0:43] All it takes [music] is a DACA.
[0:47] This is NBC Nightly News with Tom
[0:50] Brokall. Sitting in tonight is Brian
[0:53] Williams.
[0:54] >> Good evening. Fed by record rainfall and
[0:57] heading downstream now with a vengeance.
[0:59] The Mississippi River tonight continues
[1:01] its destructive path through the
[1:02] American Midwest. Flowing over its banks
[1:05] and inundating entire communities from
[1:07] Davenport, Iowa to St. Louis, Missouri,
[1:10] the river is rising from 7 to 13 ft
[1:13] above flood stage in an area that covers
[1:16] several states. Mark Twain's hometown of
[1:18] Hannibal, Missouri tonight is known
[1:20] instead for its fight against the rising
[1:22] water. NBC's Kenley Jones is there.
[1:26] >> Now it's Missouri's turn. As the crest
[1:29] moves down the 361 miles of the
[1:31] Mississippi that borders the state,
[1:33] hundreds of communities and thousands of
[1:35] people are bracing for the highest water
[1:37] in 20 years. Among them is Hannibal,
[1:40] where officials are counting on a