A trip down the mighty Mississippi
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2019
- From the gentle rising headwaters in Northern Minnesota, to the Gulf of Mexico over 2,300 miles downstream, Mo Rocca takes a trip on the Mississippi River.
Subscribe to the "CBS Sunday Morning" Channel HERE: bit.ly/20gXwJT
Get more of "CBS Sunday Morning" HERE: cbsn.ws/1PlMmAz
Follow "CBS Sunday Morning" on Instagram HERE: bit.ly/23XunIh
Like "CBS Sunday Morning" on Facebook HERE: on. 1UUe0pY
Follow "CBS Sunday Morning" on Twitter HERE: bit.ly/1RquoQb
Follow "CBS Sunday Morning" on Google+ HERE: bit.ly/1O3jk4x
Get the latest news and best in original reporting from CBS News delivered to your inbox. Subscribe to newsletters HERE: cbsn.ws/1RqHw7T
Get your news on the go! Download CBS News mobile apps HERE: cbsn.ws/1Xb1WC8
Get new episodes of shows you love across devices the next day, stream local news live, and watch full seasons of CBS fan favorites anytime, anywhere with CBS All Access. Try it free! bit.ly/1OQA29B
---
"CBS Sunday Morning" features stories on the arts, music, nature, entertainment, sports, history, science, Americana and highlights unique human accomplishments and achievements. Check local listings for CBS Sunday Morning broadcast times.
I traveled down the great Mississippi on a paddle boat when I was five, I'm now 60, and it's a fond memory.
I live for these CBS Sunday Morning segments. They're absolute gems of journalistic television.
thewaywardpoet aren’t they? That’s all too rare these days!🙂
I was just thinking that! Which is why I just subscribed.
I will always associate the show with a sense of guilt though...I would only see it on tv when my family had skipped church
It's the ONLY journalism on TV now - note Jane is old school and I so miss Charles! I'll tell you another one Tim, He'd be roasting the politicians of today
Its one day of the week where they shy away from fake news and pushing their anti American narrative.
Me too!! Love it when they have outdoor shows!
I've lived near the MS River my entire life. It's NOTHING to mess with and this man is very lucky to have made it down twice.
In a canoe
Walked the headwaters as a child, went to university near it, loved it then. Love it still. Truly a mighty force.
I live in S. La and never imagined the mighty Mississippi could be as beautiful as it is at its beginning!
Born and raised on that River in New Orleans! We never lived more than 2-3 blocks away from it during my entire childhood! and I was a certified River Rat! Now I live in another State...but have to, periodically, return to that river and sit on the levee..taking in the sights, the sounds and even the smells!..It's like a rejuvenation of my lifeblood and being! Love that River!
What does a river rat mean?
@@Kauffman578 I spent my entire childhood living on or near the Mississippi River!...hence...the term "River Rat"....
At 17, graduated high school, paddled my canoe from headwaters to st. Louis. The greatest memory of my life.
My grandfather helped build that rock covered dam with the CCC back in 1935. My family and I visited the park just a couple of weeks after this segment aired. I have always loved Itasca State Park.
The Mississippi is so cute and friendly at the beginning. Big and bold at the ending in Louisiana. Maybe one day I will get a chance to travel to see the beginning of the Mississippi.
Maybe I'll get to see the end of the Mississippi one day
its worth it!
@@martinonnen1348 ive had the honor of seeing both! quite the difference!
A wonderful piece. Thank you to Mo Rocca and everybody else who was involved in producing it!
Born in Greenville, Mississippi. Love watching stories about he Mighty Mississippi. Thank u really enjoyed.
Me too. Ain’t nobody like a Delta body.
Same
I was born in Greenville, South Carolina
Watching this from my home in Memphis Tennessee! River City!
Lovejazz01 I visited Memphis in Jan (it was awesome!) and walked across the Miss into AK; maybe I should have made a wish. 😉
MINNEAPOLIS 👌
901 BABYYY
Here in Louisiana we have a sayin... go and visit the Mississippi before the Mississippi visit you
MarchBloxBoy theone lmao
Lmao
Lmao
Aint that the truth
I live I. Jackson mississippi
Unmistakably beautiful
The Miss river is absolutely breathtaking.
The Mississippi River is beautiful and more people should know and see it at least once in their life. I was born and raised in Batesville, Mississippi.
I agree, it deserves respect also. I've never been east of the Mississippi but one of my most favorite places to be
that final statement brought a tear to my eye.
Being from St. Louis I’m happy I live on the west side of the Mississippi River.
usmcusausaf No it’s because I know that I am more direct to Los Angeles that’s all.
@usmcusausaf The East side is Illinois! 🙄
@usmcusausaf East St Louis is one of the worst cities in the U.S.
@@27pattywhack2 no, the whole metro east of St Louis is a shitshow- I know I live in St Louis's metro east!!
@usmcusausaf Vicksburg is best
I love & respect the Mississippi River !!! I live 35 miles from it and fish & boat pools 9 & 10!
I think I can be on the river 24/7 Love it !!!!!
Nice, I spent a lot of time on the River around Alton and St. Charles. That's where I learned to swim and ski. Brings back good memories even though I lost two friends on it. Also worked the 93 flood as an electrical lineman. Great video,, THANX . Glad I stumbled accross this.
Michael Sever my father also worked on the dam in Quincy Illinois for the flood of 93.’ Love how this videos comment section can bring everyone together!
Very interesting. Always enjoy Mo’s Americana pieces
Wow, the river starts small than eventually gets bigger during it's journey. Kind of like chasing your dreams in life. Incredible ✨🙏
Kaskaskia (live just 20 minutes from) is an awesome place (where an Illinois town ended up on Missouri side) with a LOT of historical significance.. The oldest Church west of the Mississippi, the 2nd Liberty Bell, Lewis and Clark origins, and a the sad story of what could have been Americas largest city got swallowed in the watery grave, complete with an indian curse that could very well explain all the flooding. (Oh yes lots of indian history)
It was very nice and educational watching that.
CBS Sunday morning at its best, no politics, no covid fear mongering
i paddled the entire river this year! adventure of a lifetime!
I paddled 580 miles of the 980 mile ohio river last summer. How long did it take you and how many miles?
@@hanssoloskywatcher0426 Hi Hans! i was on the river for a total of 62 days and paddled nearly 2,300 miles
It’s 4 am and I got the most random urge to study the Mississippi river
Twain's "Life On The Mississippi" is THE book to learn about the Mississippi, pre and post the civil war...Twain was a boat pilot for 20 years on the river...It's an amazing book filled with amazing history of the river...
I very much enjoy CBS more than any other major media news network.
Having lived most of my life within 20 minutes of it, I concur it’s pretty impressive!
OMG....my uncle when he was 40, rode a horse around the perimeter of his home county in West Virginia...then he rode it around the entire states outline too. at 75 he rode his Harley around the perimeter of the United States.....but this guy, paddlin down the mighty missisip in a canoe?....completely off da hook!!!...im tellin ya...they still grow em big in America.
Beautiful and wonderfully intimidating at the same time. Have thoughts many times of traveling the great Mississsippi
As days of rain will fall, the rivers will rise! Good memories of growing up off the Mighty Mississippi River! Cruises on the Admiral, up & down the River were festive! Also Baptisms, were done there! I wish that I could have canoed, with Mr. Eddie Harris, up that River! Thanks Moe, for the awesome segment! 👍⭐👍
Stl
Mississippi Solo by Eddy Harris is one of my all time favorite books.
Yep, agreed. Right alongside it is "Old Glory" by Jonathan Raban. Eddy went down the river in a canoe while Jonathan did it in a small, outboard powered open boat. To complete my triple play on great, human interest stories based on the Mississippi River, comes "Up On The River" by John Madson. To read all three books will make anyone want to get out on that river....
I love this man, every story he reports pill you in to the lives of the people.
This is an amazing look at the Mississippi.
Thank you.
Im almost a little sad they didn’t mention that the 1927 flood inspired Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy to write “When the Levee Breaks.” Thanks to them, and the cover by Led Zeppelin, the song has become one of the most enduring representations of that flood. I’ll live with it, but it would have been nice to see that connection get some light.
would highly recommend Rinker Buck's book "Life on the Mississippi." Great mix of memoir, comedy, and history.
I’m a inland pushboat captain, and I couldn’t imagine paddling down this thing. I’d say from Cairo to Baton Rouge, wouldn’t be bad due to lack of fleets. But from Baton Rouge to New Orleans you are in the danger zone with fleets lining almost every bank around every bend. From Baton Rouge down you get into ship traffic. Im more upset the highest I’ve been is Vicksburg, would love to pilot every mile of the river and the rest of the inland waters, but for now I’ll settle for that.
From California and honestly never that the Mississippi was THAT big
Those headwaters are rad as hell!i love seeing the source of water.
I always think "Free the River!" Every time I pass it.
Brilliant segment!
Itasca State Park (Mississippi headwaters) is a gem. Minnesota rocks!
Except omar.
Loved Mark Twain and Tom and Huck.
Watching from queens nyc
Excellent documentary. Learned a lot about this beautiful mighty river
I love it. That brings my curiosity wanting to visit the river and its neighboring cities and towns. Thanks.
So beautiful river.
Nice back drop of Marquette, Iowa at 2:30
Shout out to Blackhawk's old stomping grounds.
Studied Mississippi in high school. Came to the US for college and get to live next to the mighty river. Mark Twain did wonder explaining the lives along the way
The Missouri River is not only longer, when they meet in St Louis, it's more like the Missouri becomes the Mississippi.
I have spent a lot of time on the Upper Mississippi (Wisconsin). There is nothing like it.
Paul Schneider’s book, “Old Man River,” is one of the best books about the river ever written. Highly recommended.
I am from Germany and i was last year there,i saw the Mississippi River.It is beautiful to see it.
Cool!
My first year living next to the river was 2008 when the whole town of Oakville iowa was flooded. I lived about 7 miles away
Grew on the Mississippi. Only thing I hated about it was how muddy it is.
Its annoying sure, but not as annoying as infertile land
The runoffs from the numerous farms surrounding it.
too thick to drink and too thin to plow.”
Grew up on the Trinity River in Dallas-
so when we moved to New Orleans I first understood what a RIVER it was. Mark Twain’s great autobiography “Life on the Mississippi” paints a memorable story of our country.
I used to work on the Mississippi Queen in the '90s. It's ashame they scrapped her. But hoping to relive my steamboating days on the Delta Queen. Would like to visit the upper river states
Very quality reporting.
Beautiful! I really wish I could go there one day.
I hope you can come too. The scenery is beautiful, and until you see it up close, you can't really appreciate it's size.
NeoKenni Me why can’t you?!
@@capoislamort100 cuz it's thousand miles away from my place
NeoKenni Me take an airplane
- Amazing
Good piece, and yet somehow it left out a little snippet of Paul Robson singing "Old Man River." Because he indeed "just keeps rollin' along."
So Much Blood Shed in & on that River Bank... I can see the people running for safety. Never Forget History
Great to know
Now I want to take my daughter there. It's interesting that it takes about 90 days for water to traverse the length.
AWE INSPIRING VIDEO - THANKS
Wow !!
Awesome video !!
Would be a be a great trip
🗺️ Thank You!
The last line in this piece couldn't have been said better.
Shout out from La Crosse, WI
Mississippi Burning, who remembers the movie?
I do. U forgettable history.
Great video!
mighty !
Lovely! 👍👍👌👌🙌🙌
I recall when that boat came down and docked right beside us. That's are work boat in the background around 4:50. Spoke to him briefly. 363 LMR Natchez/Vidalia. We're a 180+ days over flood stage and counting.
May the love of those around you help you through the days ahead.
www.whatchristianswanttoknow.com/
I thought you might enjoy this😊💗
Great remembering for me. Deckhand, 1980-81. Mississippi Queen, Leslie Vickers. LaBeouf bros. Houma LA :)
I live on a creek that goes into the Mississippi River in Minnesota
Great Video!
I want to take this trip, has anyone ever done a road trip paralleling the Mississippi from MN down to the Gulf? Curious about it if you did, would love to plan something like that for next year.
ruclips.net/video/_00G0VX1g5M/видео.html
I wish is to have my ashes scattered in the Mississippi.
I’ve been. There I live in deer river mn
Hello, Quad Cities ✨
Eddy Davis of St Louis said it best. Listen to his quote at the end if you missed it.
I was watching CNN when Amy Klobuchar announced that she was running for President. She mentioned that as a kid she had gone to the head waters and had jumped the river. Sounded like fun thing to do.
That's the Mississippi.The mighty Mississip.The old Miss.The old man. Deep river my home is over Jordan
Where's Jordan?
@@SeverSTL Just a dumb song from the movie Vacation
Soon the Delta Queen will return to the rivers and you can ride down the Mississippi on a real historic steamboat again.
Well that's cool. I hope she comes back to Nashville
Oh wow I'll have to check that out. Thanks 👍
Good video!
Ive been fishing this river for 32 years. Ive travled it.
Where do you do your fishing and what do you fish for?
How long would it take to canoe the entire river that’s very interesting
You can paddle it in just over a month if you dedicate your self to it. About 45 days if you take your time.
If you plan to fish along the way or do any site seeing it will add to the count.
SHAWNEETOWN ILL
BEST TOWN IN HISTORY ....WE LOVE
ARE TOWN AND ARE
PEOPLE AND WE RESPECT THE LAW !!
💕🇺🇸👍
The old miss, the old man. Deep river my home is over Jordan!
Two of my classes in college which were 15 minutes apart and required walking across this river. As you can imagine, I probably looked like a degenerate Naruto running across the bridge, but that was culturally okay at the time. This was before the you know what. In any case, it was good exercise, especially for my peripheral version having to dodge all those bikers who seemed to come out of nowhere.
The irony of Eddie getting caught in an Eddie hince "there are days the Mississippi won't let you move" 🤣
This is boring af but i love it!
Eddie Harris..super-kind alumnus of St. Louis Priory (Abbey) school🥳