Officials brace for more flooding and deaths in Nashville
Nashville officials anticipate higher Cumberland River flood levels after weekend storms killed 21 across Tennessee Mississippi and Kentucky. Rescuers used boats to reach trapped residents as downtown warehouses and riverside streets flooded. Thousands sheltered including 1500 at Gaylord Opryland. Opryland hotel to remain closed.
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South Carolina schools brace for thousands of job cuts
State schools chief Jim Rex warned nearly 4 000 jobs could be cut in the coming months with 2 100 to 3 800 positions targeted by districts including up to 2 500 teachers. He called the move disastrous for education as districts plan 2010 11 budgets amid a 500 million funding gap.
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