ABC and CBS morning shows (partial) - 1993-07-05

Name: ABC and CBS morning shows (partial) - 1993-07-05
Uploaded: 2026-01-12
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[0:01] The story has been going on for two

[0:03] years. This morning, the parties to this

[0:04] tangled adoption case react to last

[0:06] Friday's court ruling directing Jessica

[0:09] back to her biological parents. We will

[0:12] have those biological parents with us,

[0:14] as well as the parents who have cared

[0:15] for Jessica for the past two years.

[0:17] Spencer now here with the holiday

[0:18] weather forecast.

[0:19] >> Okay, Charlie and Dana, it's the same

[0:21] old unpleasant and potentially dangerous

[0:23] story for the upper Midwest. more strong

[0:25] storms and continued flooding for today

[0:28] as well as much of the upcoming week and

[0:29] we'll have details coming up in this

[0:31] half hour.

[0:32] >> Also, before candidates Clinton and Gore

[0:35] and others made bus trips fashionable,

[0:37] Good Morning America was taking a bus

[0:40] tour all over actually four of them

[0:41] we've taken now all over the United

[0:43] States. And this morning, as we

[0:44] celebrate the nation's independence,

[0:46] we're going to revisit some of our

[0:47] favorite stops on our four bus trips.

[0:49] But right now, Barry Sarafin is here

[0:50] this morning with all the news of the

[0:52] day and for more Dean. Barry, good

[0:53] morning. Good morning, Charlie. Good

[0:55] morning, everyone. President Clinton

[0:56] took a promise of help to the Midwest

[0:58] last night. He surveyed some of the

[1:00] damage caused by Mississippi River

[1:01] flooding and told farmers in Iowa the

[1:04] region can expect up to $1.2 billion in

[1:07] federal disaster relief. Relief is

[1:09] needed in an area going through its

[1:11] worst flooding in almost 30 years. ABC's

[1:14] Kathy Wolf has details.

[1:17] >> It was a Fourth of July they'll never

[1:19] forget.