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Midwest Rivers Recede, But Flooding Danger Lingers

Clip: 5/7/2019 | 4m 16sVideo has Closed Captions

Davenport, Iowa, has been underwater for days due to Mississippi River flooding.

After days of rain and melting snow, the Quad Cities area, about 140 miles west of Chicago, is grappling with a Mississippi River that has swollen to its highest levels in decades. We speak via Skype with KWQC news anchor Marcia Lense.

05/07/2019 | Rating NR

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