World News Tonight (ABC) - 1999-09-19

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[0:00] have forgotten. Half the state of North

[0:03] Carolina devastated by flooding. Damage

[0:06] estimates in the hundreds of millions.

[0:09] The government doctor who says he broke

[0:11] the rules to do the right thing. Are

[0:14] there secrets the government doesn't

[0:16] want you to know? A dangerous mission of

[0:19] peace begins in East Teour. The

[0:21] peacekeepers take the first steps in

[0:24] unfriendly territory.

[0:27] >> Believe. How far is that going to go?

[0:30] >> And another record set, the amazing

[0:33] Sammy Sosa

[0:39] >> from ABC.

[0:42] This is World News Tonight Sunday.

[0:47] Good evening. I'm Carol Simpson.

[0:49] Hurricane Floyd continues to wreak havoc

[0:51] all along the East Coast tonight.

[0:54] Thousands of people are still without

[0:56] power and fresh water. And in some

[0:58] areas, flood waters are not expected to

[1:00] crest for days. In North Carolina, where

[1:04] farm losses could reach a billion

[1:06] dollars, officials are now planning

[1:09] Berlin style airlifts to bring supplies

[1:11] to still stranded residents. 35 counties

[1:15] are still flooded, putting half the

[1:17] state underwater. We begin tonight with

[1:20] ABC's Rebecca Chase, who spent the day

[1:22] in the flood zone.

[1:25] No one here in North Carolina has ever

[1:27] seen a flood of such disastrous

[1:30] proportions. Rivers cresting 20 to 30

[1:33] feet above flood stage. Earth and dams

[1:36] breaching,

[1:39] flooding homes, even entire communities.

[1:42] Hundreds of roads impassible. The losses

[1:45] are expected to exceed all previous

[1:47] disasters. I don't think anyone expected

[1:50] that this would be so bad so fast.

[1:53] >> Most of the deaths occurred when cars

[1:55] and trucks were swept into the flood

[1:57] waters. One of the

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