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neighbors against neighbors. a fight over who gets to use the river that fuels life. we visit two states that are facing off. hello. welcome to "the lead." we begin this hour with our world lead. a pair of escalating international crises. russia and the united states are now indicating theyre ready to hold talks about a prisoner swap. just a day after a russian court convicted american basketball star brittney griner of drug smuggling, and sentenced her to nine years in prison. poten...

UA Theatre’s final production of the season, “Songs for a New World,” shows that complications make life beautiful in the same way they make theater exciting.

At a recent rehearsal at Picasso Parties in West Haven, the company of Fuse Theatre of CT was going through "The River Won't Flow," one of the songs from…

Overall hemalth of the river. >> we have a lot of good wildlife, geese, turkey, deer. im worried itll dry up the river at the wrong time. >> reporter: in nebraska -- >> heres the difference between a good farmer and a bad farmer is a timely rain. >> reporter: farmer darrell afrm r armstrong wants assurances the river wont be allowed to run dry. yet he says hes seeing less and less water coming down the river, so for him it is less about colorado versus nebraska and more about urban growth versus...

Exactly it is they are going to be waking up to. we interviewed several families who said they never expected this neighborhood to be threatened by floodwaters. that it has withstood heavy downpours from tropical storms and major hurricanes in the past. they thought they were going to be high and dry here. nonetheless, we saw several families loading up their cars and packing up as many belongings as they could and heading to higher ground here to avoid the floodwaters. the good news is here as ...

Have 400 people that are without home right now and in shelters and may be for quite some time, because the forecast, randi, with all of this water being fed in by these tributaries for the most part there is a traffic jam of water going on, the tributaries cannot drain because the mississippi is so full and being squeezed by the levees. the river wont recede for really several weeks. i mean, we are going to be -- it will take five days for this point in the river to drop one foot just to give y...

This boat tour of a flooded neighborhood near memphis shows just how serious this flooding is. water is up to the roof of some of the homes as you see right there. in memphis, tourists are among those keeping an eye on the water. >> we are very concerned because we realize its all unpredictable. and we do not want to be stuck here in memphis. and we dont want to have to flee in a hurry. we want to return home safely. >> downstream from memphis, the flooded river wont make it to the gulf of mexic...

Right now nerves are on edge. >> its just bad. like i say, its an act of god. what can you do with an act of god? >> just use the common sense test. look out the back door. if the waters there today and it wasnt there yesterday, you need to be concerned. >> downstream from memphis, the flooded river wont make it to the gulf of mexico for a couple of weeks now. but no one is waiting around. right now they are shoring up the levees around new orleans. tomorrow the u.s. army corps of engineers plan...

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