Breaking news on the deadly floods in central Texas. The death toll has continued to rise overnight on the third straight day of frantic search and rescue missions. The number of dead is now at 70 people, including children.We also learned today 11 children and one counselor are still unaccounted for from Camp Mystic. That's that all girls summer camp. It's just one of the many scenes of destruction.Today, Texas Congressman Walking Castro stressed the urgency in the search for survivors. the priority is on ...

Rescue operations continue at a frantic pace here in the Texas Hill Country by land, air, and water. Helicopters, planes, drones, dogs, dive teams. It is all hands on deck to try and find people who may still be alive.Meanwhile, more heartbreaking updates as the death toll rises. Just here in Kirk County along the Guadalupe River, 59 people have been found dead, including 21 children. And we know 12 people are still missing from Camp Mystic alone, including 11 campers, those young girls, and one counselor.O ...

Families hold on to hope as heartbreak overflows. On the broken banks of the Guadalupe River, a trail of death and debris, trees leveled and shredded, families destroyed. The death toll rising with every update.And tonight, our first look at Camp Mystic. The Christian All Girls retreat devastated. Inside one cabin, bunks and bedding caked in mud.Officials say 27 campers are still missing tonight. The Guadalupe swelled nearly 30 feet in just about an hour Friday morning. A holiday escape, now a hellscape.RVs ...

This is what left a path of destruction and death in Kurville just about 24 hours ago. If you look at this scene, you can get an appreciation and an understanding for the sheer destruction that ripped through this central Texas town. This is not the riverbed behind me.The Guadalupe River, which exploded and left this damage, is about a football field away. It looks like a tornado ripped through here after the river rose as much as 26 to 30 feet in about an hour. But this is not wind. This is water.You see t ...

Torrential rainfall dowed Kerr County, Texas Friday morning, causing flooding from the Guadalupe River. The death toll has now risen to 24 people and one death was also reported in Kendall County. Rescue teams have been working through the night to find survivors as more than 20 people remain unaccounted for from a summer camp in Hunt, Texas.Authorities saying 14 helicopters are in the air. One rescuer dangling from a chopper, appearing to help someone up in a tree as flooding rages below. Cars lifting off ...

Breaking: At least six people died and over 20 children went missing from a girls' summer camp after widespread flooding in parts of central Texas https://t.co/1s7NvMxiyo ...

The death toll mounts in the catastrophic Texas floods as officials search for more than 20 children unaccounted for at a summer camp https://t.co/79CQlHuuDy ...

This came at night when people were sleeping in bed. Please pray for you. We didn't know this flood was coming. Rest assured, no one knew this kind of flood was coming.We have floods all the time. This is the most dangerous river valley in the United States. I agree.And we and we deal with floods on a regular basis. When it rains, we get water. We had no reason to believe that this was going to be any anything like what's happened here. ...

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