The storm sewer drains into a lake and rescue crews were using sonar and boats to search.
In Iowa, rescue crews were searching for 17-year-old Logan Blake, who was swept away in a Cedar Rapids storm drain Monday night.
In North Dakota, crews in Bottineau and Renville counties were cutting open some roads to keep water flowing and away from farmhouses.
Since 1984 Dateline has pioneered the low-cost alternative to camera crews – video journalists – winning countless awards along the way, including the Gold Walkley for Mark Davis and 18 Walkley awards.
Rescue crews responding to reports of people possibly trapped on upper floors of the buildings converged quickly after the first reports of the disaster at about 3.20pm ET. Twenty minutes later, firefighters on ladders poured water on flames leaping as high as three stories from the roof of the buildings, on Second Avenue near the corner of Seventh Street.
It will also be an Olympic year, after 2016 in Rio de Janeiro, and Oman hopes its crews will qualify for the dinghy and wind-surfing events, a stepping stone on the way to its first medals in 2024.
As the weather warms, crews cannot rely on the ice to remain solid and are unable to bring heavy equipment.
The fire was nearly 50% contained, though crews were expecting triple-digit temperatures and gusty winds later in the week that could pose problems.
The film crews were embedded with us for months, covering everything from Scotland Yard management meetings to firearms operations and response car teams to murder detectives.
Helicopter crews in both cities plucked to safety people who had been stranded in cars and on top of buildings.
The ABC's audience wouldn't have heard of Jennifer Evans but she was the assistant chief of staff in the Sydney newsroom for many years, a highly skilled job in which she coordinated and organised dozens of crews, journalistic assignments and reporters on any given day.
