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>> shepard: kris gutierrez live in louisiana tonight. the mississippi may have peaked this morning but the national weather service is warning it could be weeks before all that water finally gets back into its banks. experts say the flood came within a foot of an all-time record set in 1937. but its unlikely disappointed that record isnt hit. hardest hit areas low lying neighborhoods north memphis the clean up is time consuming and even more expensive. here, listen. >> we have h. just refurbishe...

Donald trump set to speak in minneapolis for a campaign rally there momentarily. you see the airplane hangar is packed. you see the trump/pence signs. all of them battlegrounds except for where hell be in minnesota. sara is live in minneapolis and thats the quinky dink on this sunday. it hasnt been republican since the nixon landslide in 1972. so on this sunday before election day, why is he spending time there, sara? >> reporter: well, brook, thats a question thats baffling to some even inside ...

Destruction will only get higher. folks in the bluff city could be dealing with high water levels for weeks. and just look at all the flooded low-lying homes near the mississippi river. this is memphis and surrounding communities. many neighborhoods in them, eyewitnesses report seeing floating trash and snakes, water moccasins are awful there, in foul-smelling waiter, high roofs of home. officials are warning folks of bacteria in that dirty water. were on the banks of mississippi, live in memphi...