John King, USA
The latest political news and information on the most important stories affecting you.
May 11th, 2011
04:03 PM ET
River overtakes Mississippi town
In case you missed it, CNN's John King was on AC360 last night talking about the devastating flooding in Tunica, Mississippi.
About this Show:
Your daily destination for political news. Join John each night as he pulls back the curtain on Washington, cuts through the partisan noise, and gets to the bottom of stories that affect you.
John King, USA aired weekdays at 6pm ET. The final show aired June 29, 2012.
Any questions for John? Tweet them to @JohnKingCNN and he'll answer them Tuesday's at noon ET on CNN.com/LIVE
On Twitter
Again, sadly, so critical we listen to the experts like Dr Hotez and follow the science. twitter.com/peterhotez/sta…
RT @GrogansPub: Welcome home @donie. Hope they're as good as you remember🥪
Next time. You are a nightly visitor to my home along w O’B and Eck an@Jerry_Remymy. Next time will Which be as sootwitter.com/i/web/status/1…M76u
RT @WebsterOnTV: @JohnKingCNN You got to witness the best comeback of the year. I’d love to meet you one day John! We gotta make it happen..
New day. Different view of the cathedral of baseball. Need a better ending today …#RedSoxdSox. https://t.co/9d30raYri9
It's been obvious for a few years now that global warming makes historic data no longer adequate to predict severity and frequency of future storms and resultant floods. Why didn't states and/or the Corps of Engineers get some stimulus money for major construction projects to improve levees in vulnerable areas without waiting for the latest crisis? Would improving the levees cost as much as the cost of the damage caused by the floods?