Roads, towns and livelihoods washed away in Midwest floods
Clip: 03/22/2019 | 5m 51s
Ongoing flooding across the Midwest has left thousands of homes damaged and vast swaths of farmland underwater. Residents and public officials alike are trying to cope with washed-out roads, lost livestock, ruined crops, and a lack of supplies. Meanwhile, weather experts are predicting a “potentially unprecedented” flood season. Judy Woodruff speaks to Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts for more.
Aired: 03/22/19
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Roads, towns and livelihoods washed away in Midwest floods
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